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By Kim Maende May 24, 2022
Source: MDPH Hospital Admissions, State Tables
By Kim Maende April 22, 2022
Allergy season is here, but COVID remains. COVID & seasonal allergies share some symptoms, but not others. Use this chart to compare the symptoms of COVID-19 & seasonal allergies so you can tell the difference. If you are unsure, get tested !
April 22, 2022
HUD Issues Notice Requiring Carbon Monoxide Alarms or Detectors in HUD-Assisted Housing
By Kim Maende November 8, 2021
Nov. 10th: Massachusetts Virtual Asthma Educational Forum
By Kim Maende November 8, 2021
What health needs do you see in our region related to asthma or housing?
By Sarita Hudson August 11, 2021
Sarita Hudson gives testimony in opposition to proposed state legislation
By Sarita Hudson August 11, 2021
I mproving in Air Quality and Asthma Outcomes, More Work to be Done
September 6, 2017
On Wednesday, September 6, 2017, Mayor Sarno announced Springfield's "Strong, Healthy and Just: Climate Action and Resilience Plan" or CARP. This plan came together through the participation of hundreds of residents and the hard work of community partners and the Climate Action & Resilience working group, including Pioneer Valley Planning Commission, Partners for a Healthier Community, Arise for Social Justice and the Springfield Climate Justice Coalition. The city aims to reduce greenhouse gas emissions by 80 percent by 2050, and the mayor urged residents to take advantage of free home energy audits and financial aid to make their homes more energy efficient. Interested in a free energy audit? Visit Ener-G-Save for more information. If you receive fuel assistance, please contact Springfield Partners for Community Action . Masslive: Were thermal images taken of your Springfield house? Look for a postcard in the mail outlining energy-savings plan News 22: Springfield working to increase efficiency of city homes 
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