(Mass Appeal) - Ticks can cause serious and potentially fatal diseases to our pets and as pet owners we need to know what to do to protect our animals against ticks. Joining me now is Dr. Jack Muth, Public Medical and Education Director with Dakin Humane Society, to share how we can protect our pets.
(Mass Appeal) - Ticks can cause serious and potentially fatal diseases to our pets and as pet owners we need to know what to do to protect our animals against ticks. Joining me now is Dr. Jack Muth, Public Medical and Education Director with Dakin Humane Society, to share how we can protect our pets.
The remnants of what was once a tropical storm by the name of Ophelia made it's presence felt in western Massachusetts this weekend. Both Saturday and Sunday saw a fair share of drizzle as the storm fizzled it's way up the East Coast.
Tropical Storm Ophelia made landfall in the Carolinas on Saturday and has been sweeping up the East Coast. The 22News Storm Team is Working for You explaining how these tropical storms form and why we get them mainly on the East Coast.
6 Bricks Cannabis held a celebration to commemorate its first year of operation at the White Lion Brewery in Springfield on Sunday.
The Marlborough Police Department is seeking the public's help in locating a man who escaped police custody while he was receiving treatment at UMass Marlborough Hospital on Sunday.
K9 Odin of the Enfield Police Department helped with locating a missing elderly person who had left their house on Saturday on foot.
Sunday is the 13th annual Will Bike 4 Food event at the Lions Club Pavilion in Hatfield.
The UMass Amherst Minutemen Football team kicked off another home game against the New Mexico Lobos Saturday evening.
Springfield Technical High School celebrated a class reunion Saturday evening for every single graduating class.
Families of the Jewish Faith in western Massachusetts and throughout the world will be observing Yom Kippur beginning Sunday night.
Fall has officially begun with the Autumnal Equinox! What this means is that we will have equal lengths of sunshine and nighttime on Saturday. You can also see this happen on the Vernal Equinox, or the beginning of Spring.
OneHolyoke CDC hosted its end of the year Citywide Trash Cleanup Saturday morning.
The Massachusetts Department of Public Health announced on Friday that a mosquito tested positive for West Nile Virus earlier this week.
