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A notice on the Massachusetts immunizations website on Wednesday. (Robin Lubbock/WBUR) When Gov. Charlie Baker released vaccine eligibility to a million more Massachusetts residents last week, state websites crumpled under a virtual stampede of people rushing to secure appointments. Users were left in online limbo for hours, and many gaped at how something so critical could be entrusted to, in their eyes, flimsy web services and fragile program designs. “Foolish system. Ill-Designed. Who a...

Meece named a Paul Harris Fellow Rochelle Eiselt FacebookTwitterEmail Jacksonville Sunrise Rotary President Jay Jamison (from left) and Paul Harris Fellowship Committee member Gordon Jumper present a Paul Harris Award to John Meece as Meece’s wife, Linda, looks on. Retired agronomist John Meece was recognized Tuesday as a Paul Harris Fellow by the Jacksonville Sunrise Rotary Club. Meece was a member of the Rotary vocational training team that flew to the African nation of Zambia to help farme...

Meece named a Paul Harris Fellow Rochelle Eiselt FacebookTwitterEmail Jacksonville Sunrise Rotary President Jay Jamison (from left) and Paul Harris Fellowship Committee member Gordon Jumper present a Paul Harris Award to John Meece as Meece’s wife, Linda, looks on. Retired agronomist John Meece was recognized Tuesday as a Paul Harris Fellow by the Jacksonville Sunrise Rotary Club. Meece was a member of the Rotary vocational training team that flew to the African nation of Zambia to help farme...

Winners of Quick Base Hackathon Demonstrate Power of Citizen Development Across Healthcare, Education, Business and More Share Article Members of Quick Base community and beyond come together to address the biggest challenges inside and outside of work in 2020, showcasing the power of putting democratized technology tools in the hands of people These solutions demonstrate that developers, including coders, enjoy building low-code applications as there’s plenty of opportunities to innovate and...

Neighbors: Jacksonvilles Jamison finds adventure of a lifetime under the circus big top David Blanchette, Journal-Courier FacebookTwitterEmail Jay Jamison ran away and joined the circus in 1983 and it ended up being “the greatest adventure of my life.” Jamison — now 64 years old — was 27 and unemployed with a master’s degree in philosophy when fellow Jacksonville resident John Carpenter recommended him for a job with the Carson and Barnes Circus, one of the nation’s largest itinera...