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Kent Healy - The Martha's Vineyard Times - Vimarsana News

Kent Healy - The Martha's Vineyard Times

Kent Allen Healy, West Tisbury select board member, passed peacefully, surrounded by his family and friends, on October 31, 2021. He was 89 years old. Kent was born in New Haven, Conn., to Ruth Emily Allen Healy and Kent Tenney Healy on Sept. 30, 1932, the third of four siblings. He attended the Foote School […]

Dublin Zoo's Wild Lights out of sync with need for circular economy - Vimarsana News

Dublin Zoo's Wild Lights out of sync with need for circular economy

Spend It Better: This season’s beautiful lanterns become next season’s junk pile

It's Easy For Police To Seize Money. Worcester's District Attorney Makes It Hard To Get It Back - Vimarsana News

It's Easy For Police To Seize Money. Worcester's District Attorney Makes It Hard To Get It Back

Under Massachusetts' civil forfeiture system, police can confiscate property they suspect is part of a drug crime and prosecutors could hold it indefinitely, even when criminal charges have been dismissed. Trying to get money back is so onerous, legal experts say it may violate due process rights.

Source: wbur.org
Massachusetts Police Can Easily Seize Your Money. The DA of One County Makes It Near Impossible to Get It Back. - Vimarsana News

Massachusetts Police Can Easily Seize Your Money. The DA of One County Makes It Near Impossible to Get It Back.

Massachusetts prosecutors can hold on to seized money indefinitely, even when people are not charged with a crime. In Worcester County, it’s so hard to get one’s money back, some legal experts say it may violate due process rights.

Investors Target Affordable Housing - Vimarsana News

Investors Target Affordable Housing

Listen • 5:45 Charles Clark, of the Tenants’ Development Corporation, walks past a South End brownstone, one of the affordable properties managed by the corporation. (Jesse Costa/WBUR) Affordable housing across the country is facing an onslaught few saw coming — investors looking to cash in on real estate that was dedicated to people with low incomes. An investigation by WBUR finds financial firms seek outsized profits for themselves in a federal housing program paid for by taxpayers. Lawmakers say these investors are subverting Congress’s intent for the law and ar...