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06/13/2025

During the overnight shift, Officer Blair came across a baby deer (fawn) lying in the road on Chapin Street. Concerned for its safety, he contacted the Animal Control Officer (ACO), who was already responding to another call.

Once the ACO arrived, they determined that the fawn was only a few days old. The mother deer was spotted nearby, but separated by a six-foot fence which the baby couldn’t cross.

Officer Blair was initially concerned that human contact might cause the mother to reject the fawn. Fortunately, the ACO assured him that this is a common myth. With care and compassion, Officer Blair used a blanket to safely pick up the fawn and reunite it with its mother.

Mother and baby walked off together—safe and sound.

Thank you, Officer Blair and Animal Control, for your quick thinking and compassion!

05/20/2022

Just a reminder that our active page moved to Ludlow Register!

03/11/2022

Hi, everyone! If you’ve visited this page in the past couple years, you probably noticed the lack of activity. The reason is, we were inadvertently locked out after the former editor left. After giving up trying to recover the password, we started a new page you can find at Ludlow Register (The Ludlow Register).
Since then, we finally recovered the login, but please visit, like and engage on the newest page while we attempt to merge the two. Thank you!

04/18/2019

Gunshots investigated

LUDLOW - At approximately 9:05 p.m. on Monday, April 15, the Ludlow Police Department dispatch received several emergency calls reporting the sound of multiple gunshots being heard in the area of Hubbard and Sewall streets. Ludlow Police officers responded and discovered six 9-milimeter shell casings directly in front of 100 Hubbard St. which is a four-family tenement building. The officers also smelled the odor of gunpowder upon their arrival. A search of the area was conducted and neighboring police departments were notified via the Western Mass. Law Enforcement radio channel.
To date, no one has been arrested.
That area of Hubbard Street was closed for over three hours as officers and detectives investigated the shooting incident. During their investigation, three bullet holes were discovered in a motor vehicle parked in front of the building and one bullet hole was located on the first floor of the building. No one was injured in the incident.
Anyone with any information on this crime should contact the Ludlow Police Department at 413-583-8305 or send an anonymous text to CRIMES (274637), then type the word SOLVE and send.

Turley Publications staff photo by Douglas FarmerPlaying for an anniversary year...Yeretskeen Marine Shetilian and Arpi ...
04/07/2019

Turley Publications staff photo by Douglas Farmer

Playing for an anniversary year...

Yeretskeen Marine Shetilian and Arpi Shetilian perform during a banquet celebrating the 85th anniversary of St. Gregory the Illuminator Armenian Apostolic Church in Indian Orchard on Sunday, April 7.
See story and more photos in the Wednesday, April 10 edition of The Register.

02/28/2019

Library trustees to meet

LUDLOW - The Hubbard Memorial Library Board of Trustees will meet on Tuesday, March 5 at the library, 24 Center St., Ludlow at 1 p.m.

02/14/2019

Editor's note: Corrected contact information is included here.

Fundraiser lifts up cancer patients

Over the years, Denise and Art Flanagan of Ludlow have tried many forms of fundraising to improve the quality of life for cancer patients, who often grapple with unseen lifestyle changes and financial roadblocks to their recovery.
But in the end, the desire to help out has always started a the same place. And best of all, their efforts are targeted at a facility in the region, services provided by the Mass General Cancer Center at Cooley Dickinson Hospital in Northampton.
So carrying on a tradition that has only grown stronger over the past decade, the former walk team Patty’s Bosom Buddies will host “Get Your Pink On” on Saturday, March 2 at the Ludlow Country Club, on Tony Lema Drive in Ludlow.
The event will include food, entertainment featuring Triple Play and Kera Burke of Mix 93.1, as well as both live and silent auctions.
The event began when Pat Jones, Art’s sister, was diagnosed with breast cancer in 2009 in Ohio. That’s when the team “Patty’s Bosom Buddies” was formed.
Since that time, the event has raised $120,000 for the cause.
To purchase tickets for Get Your Pink On, contact Art or Denise at 413-949-0520 or [email protected].

Turley Publications staff photo by Douglas Farmer'Kaleidescapes'Visitors and friends of artists visit the Dane Gallery a...
02/02/2019

Turley Publications staff photo by Douglas Farmer

'Kaleidescapes'

Visitors and friends of artists visit the Dane Gallery at the Indian Orchard Mills for the opening of "Kaleidoscopes," an exhibit of various works of artists who are led by teacher Brian Kiernan, of Belchertown. An opening reception was held on Saturday, Feb. 2. The exhibit will be open on Saturdays in February from noon-4 p.m.

01/14/2019

Water pressure incident in Ludlow

The Springfield Water and Sewer Commission is advising residents in and adjacent to the Electric Park area in Ludlow to check their basements, hot water heaters, boilers and water meters for leaks or flooding.
Residents that notice damage should call 413-310-3501 to report it to the Springfield Water and Sewer Commission. Crews will visit each property that reports damage as soon as possible.
Commission crews are working to resolve the water pressurization problem in the area. Fire protection is not affected.

Turley Publications staff photo by Douglas FarmerGirl Scout Cookie Drop...Tom Fournier of Ludlow looks over the Girl Sco...
01/14/2019

Turley Publications staff photo by Douglas Farmer

Girl Scout Cookie Drop...

Tom Fournier of Ludlow looks over the Girl Scout cookies that were loaded into the back of his pickup truck during the annual Girl Scout Cookie Drop held at the Palmer K-Mart Plaza on Saturday, Jan. 12.
Cookie sales begin this coming weekend. See story and more photos in this week's edition of The Register.

12/14/2018

Sale this weekend

INDIAN ORCHARD - Pierogi, Golabki and Kapusta will be sold at Immaculate Conception Church hall, 25 Parker St , Indian Orchard on Saturday, Dec. 15 after the 4 p.m. Mass and on Sunday, Dec. 16 after the 9:15 a.m. Mass, after the 11:30 a.m. Mass and after the 5 p.m. Mass. All are welcome to come and purchase.

Turley Publications staff photo by Douglas FarmerBusy building ..Kids set to work decorating their graham cracker ginger...
12/08/2018

Turley Publications staff photo by Douglas Farmer

Busy building ..

Kids set to work decorating their graham cracker gingerbread houses at the Hubbard Memorial Library in Ludlow on Saturday, Dec. 18.
For information about upcoming children's programs at the library, call 413-583-3408 ext. 3 or visit www.hubbardlibrary.org.

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