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Springfield: CommunicationsNewspapers and MagazinesSpringfield's daily newspaper is the The Republican. Special interest publications include The Catholic Observer and BusinessWest, a biweekly business journal serving western Massachusetts. Television and RadioSpringfield is served by a number of television stations: two commercial networks, one Public Broadcasting Service station, and one channel franchise. According to the 2003 Broadcasting & Cable Yearbook, Springfield ranks fourth among the nation's top market for cable television, as 86 percent of households have access to cable. Two AM and three FM radio stations broadcast a variety of music, news, and college-oriented programs. Media Information: BusinessWest, 1441 Main St., 6th Fl., Springfield, MA 01103; telephone (413)781-8600; fax (413)781-3930. The Republican, 1860 Main St., Springfield, MA 01101; telephone (413)788-1000 Springfield OnlineBaystate Health System. Available www.baystatehealth.com BusinessWest. Available www.businesswest.com City of Springfield. Available www.cityofspringfieldmass.com Greater Springfield Convention & Visitors Bureau. Available www.valleyvisitor.com Massachusetts Office of Business Development. Available www.state.ma.us/mobd Pioneer Valley Planning Commission. Available www.pvpc.org The Republican. Available www.repub.com Springfield Armory National Historic Site. Available www.nps.gov/spar Springfield Library. Available www.springfieldlibrary.org Springfield Library & Museums Association. Available www.quadrangle.org Springfield Public Schools. Available www.sps.springfield.ma.us Western Massachusetts Economic Development Council. Available www.westernmassedc.com Selected BibliographyClark, Rusty, West Springfield, Massachusetts: Stories Carved in Stone (West Springfield, MA: Dog Pond Press, 2004) Cruikshank, Ginger, Springfield, MA, Volume 1 (Mount Pleasant, SC: Arcadia Publishing, 1999) Prisch, Michael H., Town into City: Springfield, Massachusetts, and the Meaning of Community (Cambridge, Mass: Harvard University Press, 1972) Discuss this city on our active forum. | ![]() |