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House seeks to drop reporting mandate for substance-exposed babies - Vimarsana News

House seeks to drop reporting mandate for substance-exposed babies

Hospital officials and addiction specialists said the current requirement often means mothers who are taking medication to treat opioid use disorder are then reported and subjected to DCF investigations simply for taking doctor-prescribed drugs.

East Boston's Sumner Tunnel vulnerable to trucks getting stuck during $160M project - Vimarsana News

East Boston's Sumner Tunnel vulnerable to trucks getting stuck during $160M project

Oversized trucks are finding problems while navigating through the Sumner Tunnel over the past month despite a $160-million project that has closed the tunnel periodically since April 2022.

East Boston swim coach Dave Arinella waves goodbye after 48 memorable years - Vimarsana News

East Boston swim coach Dave Arinella waves goodbye after 48 memorable years

The longest tenure in Boston Public Schools coaching history came to a notable close Tuesday night at Paris Street Pool, with Dave Arinella’s East Boston Jets beating Arlington Catholic, 49-44, in the final meet of his 48-year coaching career.

Child care bill backers see Massachusetts poised for 'transformational' change - Vimarsana News

Child care bill backers see Massachusetts poised for 'transformational' change

A majority of state lawmakers support a bill to make child care more affordable and deliver better pay to early educators.

Source: wgbh.org
On Thanksgiving, Boston homeless shelters serve moments of community - Vimarsana News

On Thanksgiving, Boston homeless shelters serve moments of community

Hundreds attended St. Francis House’s annual Thanksgiving meal, which about 30 volunteers helped serve restaurant-style. Similar events are a tradition at neighborhood and homeless-services organizations around the Boston area.