The Springfield Farmers Market has begun! From now until October 31st the market will operate every Monday at the Springfield Free Public Library Lawn (66 Mountain Avenue). Residents are encouraged to come by and browse the market, buy fresh produce, and meet our returning vendors. Alstede Farms During the farmers market, residents can buy plenty […]
Springfield Holds National Night Out
Tuesday night was Springfield’s National Night Out and tons of residents turned out for food and fun. The event was a community building campaign for residents to get out and meet the Springfield Police, Fire, EMS and OEM. This event also gave residents the chance to get up close with the vehicles from these groups […]
Distortion Kicks Off Summer Concert Series
Yesterday, the band Distortion performed on the Town Hall Lawn as part of the Summer Concert Series sponsored by the Springfield Business Improvement District. The event was held to thank all the residents for their support to local businesses. Many showed up with chairs and blankets to sit, enjoy the music, and some ice cream. […]
Springfield Community Events
It’s summertime in Springfield and that means it’s time for outdoor events and activities. Some wonderful events have taken place this summer and many are still to come. Recently the Township of Springfield held its annual July 4th celebration, where over 4,000 people attended to enjoy free rides, a petting zoo, and specialty food from […]
Springfield Police Officers Recognized
Two Springfield police officers have been recognized at recent Township Committee meetings. Lieutenant Ryan Westover, received a proclamation from the Township Committee at the June 14th meeting. Mayor Alexander Keiser presented Lt. Westover with the proclamation and he was accompanied by his wife, son and his parents. He was also honored at the 53rd Annual […]
242nd Anniversary of the Battle of Springfield
June 23rd was the 242nd anniversary of the Battle of Springfield. A brief history of the event: In the early hours of June 23, 1780, the British advanced into Springfield in two flanks with 6,000 men. This was the 2nd attempt to attack George Washington’s army that was camped at Morristown. They assumed Springfield would […]
March For Our Lives
This past weekend residents from both Springfield and Union gathered together to peacefully protest gun violence at the March For Our Lives Union/Springfield Chapter. The event kicked off at Springfield Townhall. Tables were stacked with complimentary T-shirts and signs for marchers. Speakers included Mayor Alex Keiser, Commissioner Bette Jane Kowalski, and Congressman Tom Malinowski. “What […]
March For Our Lives Union/Springfield
March For Our Lives Union/Springfield Chapter is dedicated to giving our residents and youth leaders a voice, the ability to march, and get involved in helping stop gun violence. Our march will be held on Saturday, June 11th, 2022 starting at 8am on the front lawn of the Springfield Municipal Building, located at 100 Mountain […]
Springfield Community Vigil
On Tuesday, May 31st a Community Vigil was held on the lawn of Townhall. It was held to honor the victims of the Robb Elementary School shooting in Uvalde, Texas, and the victims in Buffalo, New York. Speakers included Mayor Alex Keiser, Pastor Madelynne Lindsey, Rabi Adriene Ruben, Rabi Renee Edelman, Committee Man Chris Capodice, […]