The Wherehouse is home to that World War II-era air raid siren that’s been a part of Holyoke’s weekly rhythm for decades.

A zoning complaint halted the weekly noon blast from Holyoke’s historic air‑raid siren. City leaders weigh permits, zoning changes and the future of the tradition.

The Wherehouse, the business that operates the historic siren on Lyman Street, said they are exploring multiple options to restore the weekly tradition that has been part of Holyoke for generations.

Soft, golden, and perfectly salted, the pretzels at this Arizona restaurant are so good they’re worth a special trip.

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