This article was originally published on MassLive.com By Hope Tremblay WESTFIELD – The Westfield Redevelopment Authority is considering which conceptual design for the urban renewal project on Elm Street would be the best fit for
Myers Information Systems, a 36-year-old media software company, provides broadcast management software and support to multimedia facilities of all types and sizes.
The city’s downtown corridor was designated an Opportunity Zone this week by Gov. Charlie Baker. Mayor Brian P. Sullivan said this will help attract investors to Westfield.
This article was originally published on MassDevelopment.com MassDevelopment today announced up to $287,000 in funding for nine projects through its real estate services program. Under this program, the Agency works with municipal officials, planners, local
This article was originally published on MassDevelopment.com SHREWSBURY — The Baker-Polito Administration today awarded $2,496,060 for 12 projects in the second round of the Site Readiness Program. The Site Readiness Program provides vital resources to municipalities,
This article was originally published in print and online by BusinessWest By the middle of 2018, Dan Howard says, close to 75% of Westfield residents and businesses will have access to high-speed Internet through Whip City
In May of 2019, the City of Westfield will celebrate its 350th birthday. Throughout the city, this milestone is cause for celebration — lots of it! Residents should be on the lookout for a schedule
This article was originally published in print and online by The Westfield News By Dan Desrochers WESTFIELD—The city’s 350th birthday plans are “charging” along, according to Friends of the Westfield 350 President Harry Rock. The
Westfield’s large industrial zone, excellent highway/rail/air access, fast track permitting, economic incentive program, proximity to the region’s knowledge corridor of higher learning educational facilities, and highly skilled labor force contribute towards the success of any business.
