No Westfield property sales were recorded in the Hampden County Registry of Deeds for June 19 through July 18, 2026. With zero transactions in the dataset, no price range, median or top sale can be reported this period. The gap may reflect a delay in deed recording rather than an actual…
Westfield reverses course on data center growth, imposing an immediate moratorium on new projects. City officials voted unanimously this week to pause further data center development, a sharp turn for a city that previously extended local tax breaks to help attract a data center project…
Alinabal Group acquires Westfield's Industrial Precision to expand aerospace machining work. The company said in a release it has purchased Industrial Precision, Inc., a machining operation founded in 1974 that runs a facility in Westfield, expanding Alinabal Group's capabilities for ae…
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Westfield Adult Recreational Soccer is keeping its weekly pickup-game tradition going this summer, with area men and women gathering on Sunday mornings — and a summer weeknight session — at fields around town including Houlihan/Sid Fay, Kehler Athletic Stadium, Westfield High School, Cl…
Two men face charges after a Westfield Police sting targeting a phone scam that defrauded an elderly resident. Westfield Police coordinated the operation after the resident reportedly lost money to scammers, according to a Western Mass News report published July 8, 2026. The case unders…
Barnes Air National Guard Base wildlife crews rescue an injured kestrel from the flight line this week. Airfield management staff at Westfield's 104th Fighter Wing coordinated with USDA wildlife specialists to capture and remove the bird of prey from the runway area, according to a DVID…
Westfield Finance Committee advances $1.5 million cut package to push tax levy toward 2.5 percent.
Westfield Finance Committee reviews school, fire, library and emergency management budgets and defers multiple votes to Monday.
Westfield's City Council finance subcommittee reviewed department budgets across public works Monday, focusing on a $2 million spending cut ordered by the mayor and a push to modernize transfer station access controls.