Bridge repair contractors sought

The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, New England District is issuing a Sources Sought Announcement for a construction project for the North Springfield Dam bridges repair project.

Expensive solutions to Weathersfield Reservoir quandary

It’s going to cost serious money to do anything with the Springfield-owned Weathersfield Reservoir.

Weathersfield gets federal grant

Weathersfield gets $631,000 grant to reconstruct Maple Street, which serves the recreation areas associated with the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers' North Springfield Lake.

Reservoir logging project goes ahead

The town-owned Weathersfield Reservoir is going to be logged. The long-awaited project was put out to bid last week, Springfield Town Manager Robert Forguites said Monday.

Springfield delays awarding bid for dam review

Springfield Select Board members want additional information from the low bidders on the contract to assess the condition of the Weathersfield Reservoir before they award a contract.

Springfield to consider engineering contract for dam

The ongoing saga of what to do with the town-owned Weathersfield Reservoir is about to take a step forward.

Board OKs hiring crew for reservoir work

The Springfield Select Board has agreed to hire nonviolent prison inmates from the state prison work camp in Windsor to cut brush and trees at the overgrown Weathersfield Reservoir.

Opinion: Do you think the town should sell the dam?

Four citizens give their stand on the issue of what to do about the old reservoir.

Reservoir sale foes strengthen

Jean Willard added her voice to those urging the Springfield Select Board to reconsider selling the town-owned Weathersfield Reservoir.

Voters to decide fate of reservoir, property

Voters will again be asked to decide the fate of the town-owned drinking water reservoir in Weathersfield.

Town ponders reservoir's future

Steve Sysko doesn't give up.For more than 20 years he's been bird-dogging the town of Springfield over the town-owned Weathersfield Reservoir, which once was the town's source of drinking water.