Holyoke School District Superintendent Kyle Stumpf reports on the successes of the Homegrown Talent Initiative at a members meeting of the Holyoke Chamber of Commerce on Wednesday, Sept. 28. — Darci Rodriguez | The Holyoke Enterprise
Three and a half years ago Holyoke School District embarked on a journey with a program called Homegrown Talent Initiative, and since then it’s blossomed.
Emmy Brown | The Holyoke Enterprise
Emmy Brown | The Holyoke Enterprise
The Sunshine Gang got together for dessert and drinks for their first meeting on Thursday, Oct 6.
Holyoke Mayor Orville Tonsing succumbed to illness as his term in office ends. Tonsing had been suffering with medical issues over the past few months.
Holyoke voters went to the polls on April 5, 1966, to vote on a bond issue which, with help from School District Re-1J, would be used to construct a new all-season swimming pool. [A drawing of the proposed building which would house the pool is shown above.] The 72-foot-by-129-foot structure would house a 45-foot-by-75-foot pool and dressing rooms. The pool would be used by students as a part of the physical education program during the school year and would also often be open to the public during the school year and full time during the summer months. The building would be erected west of the grade school, the west side of which may be seen at the left side of the drawing. — The Holyoke Enterprise File Photo
Five Years Ago
Oct. 12, 2017
970-854-2811 (Phone)
130 N Interocean Ave
PO Box 297
Holyoke CO 80734