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SHA’s family-based literacy program expands to Indian Orchard
The family-based literacy program that unites housing, schools and key services in the city is...
The zoo comes to Sullivan Apartments
A menagerie of animals, sporting coverings of fur, scales and feathers, paid a visit to Springfield...
SHA teens hear about city schools from the source
Springfield School Committee member Denise Hurst got a grilling recently from among her most...
Tuskegee Airman recalls flying the skies
At 93, Charles Cross of Springfield has been around the block a few times. Make that many, many...
City Councilor tells SHA youth to aim high in life
For City Councilor Justin Hurst, nothing is more important in life than having your own voice, and...
Life lessons from one who’s been around
At age 60, Charles Craig Jr. has seen it all. Well, at least a lot. And luckily for the teens...
Federal grant expands SHA’s resident services
A successful family-based early literacy program will expand to Duggan Park Apartments this year,...
Teens feast on chicken wings and life lessons at Robinson Gardens Apartments
Chef Kelly Dobbins makes the best chili and chicken wings in the world, and teens at the Robinson...
SHA offers free tax help for residents and the public
It’s tax time – but not to worry, help is available. Springfield Housing Authority...
Holiday donations of food, toys, at Robinson Gardens Apartments
The generous giver who prefers to remain anonymous has struck again. This holiday season, he...
Holiday fun at Riverview Apartments
Riverview Apartments and holiday celebrations seem to be a perfect fit. The annual end-of-year...
Cooking and eating, the healthy way
Taisha Rodriguez learned aplenty at the five-week ‘Cooking Matters’ program at Springfield...