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03/25/2023

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06/13/2022

Chronos Mercury's cinematographer Anthony Zalowski (Cellar Door Productions) and producer Aiden McDonald review footage onsite with cast members.

(photo credit: Gregory Bennett)

05/08/2022

Hollie "7 shot" Oakley. A dangerous woman who never takes her finger off the trigger. She earned her name when she shot 7 men... With a six shot revolver... ...

04/22/2022

Local company Loophole Brewing will be featured in the Chronos Mercury film series.

A product placement agreement has been reached between Springfield Mass Studios and Loophole Brewing to use the beer company's brew in the Chronos Mercury film series.

"The storyline is recounted from inside a unique bar. This set is seen in a handful of segments throughout the duration of the first season." said Chronos Mercury's Executive Producer Bryan James McFarland.

The film series is almost entirely sourced from local talent.

"It's important that the energy of the project is local. I really wanted to see a local beer in the bar scenes. ... I reached out to a number of local breweries to see if they would be interested in product placement ... Loophole was the first one to sign on to the project and we have a great cameo shot planned with brewery co-owner Jeffrey Goulet." said the executive producer.

"We are entertaining solicitation from other local businesses looking for product placement, but the clock is ticking." McFarland stated.

03/22/2022

03/18/2022

Check out this promo for our next Cooking With Chef Kelly at Iona's episode with city official Cheryl Coakley.

02/03/2022

Non-static or current electricity is where electrons are moving within a conductor.

Faraday cages are able to protect their contents, or indeed occupants, from feeling the effects of both.

They can be made from a continuous covering of conductive material or from a fine mesh of conductive material.

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12/13/2021

12/05/2021

Electric Vehicle Charging Station Ribbon Cutting at Gasoline Alley in Springfield, Mass.

(From left to right: Mayor Domenic Sarno, State Representative Bud Williams, Jack Wysocki, City Councilor Jesse Lederman, and Joe Sibilia)