Longtime Springfield ER physician assistant retires

After 37 years with Springfield Hospital and 40 years as a physician’s assistant (PA), Springfield resident John Bond is set to retire.

‘The time is right’

Candace Montesi will retire on July 31 after 17 years as music director and organist at the First Congregational Church in Springfield.

Retirement party held for 30-year librarian

A 30-year legacy has come to an end as Russell Moore steps down from his position as librarian at the Springfield Town Library. His retirement was celebrated on Thursday with a party held at the library that was attended by more than 100 family, colleagues and friends.

The Governor in Springfield

 

Gov. Peter Shumlin seen enjoying brief contact with former J&L employee Ron Cyr Thursday afternoon.

Springfield honors retiring clerk

Milton Town Clerk John Cushing said an odd thing Tuesday night at the retirement dinner for Springfield's longtime Town Clerk Bonnie Reynolds.
"I wish I could have been one of her children," said Cushing, who didn't look anywhere young enough to be Reynolds' son.

Riotous retirement moment

Springfield Town Clerk Bonnie Reynolds shares a laugh with Town Manager Bob Forguites during a retirement dinner Tuesday night for Reynolds, who has been town clerk for 30 years.

Grafton resident to share Springfield zoning duties

A Grafton resident will be taking over the planning and zoning duties for longtime Springfield zoning administrator Linda Rousse, who plans on retiring at the end of June.

Board offers early retirement to select teachers

In an attempt to further reduce the budget for the Springfield School District, the School Board voted Monday night to offer $25,000 early retirement incentives to veteran teachers. By a 3 to 2 vote, the board decided to offer the incentive to teachers who have been with the district for at least 20 years.

Longtime Springfield town clerk to step down

Bonnie Reynolds, who has been Springfield's town clerk for 30 years and plans to retire at the end of June, wonders who is going to inherit her distinctive antique oak partners desk, with its giant claw feet and ornate carving discovered by former Town Manager Paul McCarthy.
Reynolds said at first she had no intention of taking up Town Clerk Bernard "Bub" Emerson's offer to work as his assistant for a couple of weeks in the early 1970s.