Commending the Community Service of the Holyoke Mall at Ingleside in Holyoke, Massachusetts - Congressional Record: February 27, 2001

Creating Commending the Community Service of the Holyoke Mall at Ingleside in Holyoke, Massachusetts (2001)
by John W. Olver
2903404Creating Commending the Community Service of the Holyoke Mall at Ingleside in Holyoke, Massachusetts2001John W. Olver

Creating Commending the Community Service of the Holyoke Mall at Ingleside in Holyoke, Massachusetts
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EXTENSION OF REMARKS
OF
HON. JOHN W. OLVER
OF MASSACHUSETTS
IN THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES

Thursday, February 27, 2001

Mr. OLVER. Mr. Speaker, I rise to commend the outstanding community service of the Holyoke Mall at Ingleside in Holyoke, Massachusetts.

Many communities in western Massachusetts have faced significant economic and social challenges since the paper industries which once dominated our region's economy moved south and west in the latter half of the twentieth century.

Holyoke, Massachusetts is one such city. But, fortunately for its residents, Holyoke has been blessed with superior creative leadership, both in the public and private sector. Economic revitalization, educational advancements and hope for a better tomorrow are all on the rise in Holyoke, and the Holyoke Mall at Ingleside, one of the city's best corporate citizens, is a big part of Holyoke's bright future.

Each year for the past nine years, the Holyoke Mall has helped produce "The Future Begins Here" coalition event that supports children's programs throughout the Pioneer Valley. Some of Holyoke's neediest children benefit from "The Future Begins Here," and the Holyoke Mall should be commended for its strong commitment to the initiative. May 6, 2001 will mark the tenth year of the event, with the Holyoke Mall still on board as a key partner.

I commend the Holyoke Mall at Ingleside's focus on the children of the Pioneer Valley. It will help build a better tomorrow for everyone in western Massachusetts.

This work is in the public domain in the United States because it is a work of the United States federal government (see 17 U.S.C. 105).

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