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Successful Radiothon
The 2025 94.7 WMAS Children’s Miracle Network Radiothon raised $256,235 for Baystate Children’s Hospital, bringing the grand total to more than $3.3 million over the event’s history. The annual radiothon, held on March 4-5, featured heartwarming stories from patients, families, and caregivers. Funds raised during the radiothon will support various critical needs, including pediatric care, equipment purchases, creating a child-friendly and comforting environment in the hospital, and supporting pediatric research.

Pictured: Chris Kellogg and Dina McMahon from the WMAS Kellogg Krew with a young patient during the radiothon.
Welcome to Holyoke
The Greater Holyoke Chamber presented a celebratory ribbon-cutting ceremony on March 26 to welcome Urban Co-Works to its new location at 98 Lower Westfield Road. Urban Co-Works, a leading provider of innovative and flexible co-working spaces, aims to support professionals, entrepreneurs, and small businesses by providing a creative and collaborative environment tailored to their needs. “Urban Co-Works has always been passionate about building strong communities,” CEO Jeff Goronkin said, “and we’re excited to bring that energy to Holyoke.”

The Greater Holyoke Chamber presented a celebratory ribbon-cutting ceremony on March 26 to welcome Urban Co-Works to its new location at 98 Lower Westfield Road
Baystate Legacy Gift
The generosity of Diane Gallan, who passed away last year at 86, has led to the creation of the Gordon J. Gallan, Dorothy E. Gallan, and Bruce F. Gallan Endowed Chair – Regional Cancer Program at Baystate Health, established in memory of her father, mother, and brother, respectively. This chair is currently held by Dr. Rawad Elias, chief of Baystate’s Division of Hematology/Oncology.

Pictured, from left: Mark Teed, principal of Teed Capital Management of Raymond James and Baystate Health board of trustees member; Dr. Richard Steingart, medical director, Adult Hematology, D’Amour Center for Cancer Care; Elias; and Dr. Andrew Artenstein, chief physician assistant, Baystate Health.




