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Kilkenny Chamber outlines Budget 'wishlist' at first public event since pandemic - Vimarsana News

Kilkenny Chamber outlines Budget 'wishlist' at first public event since pandemic

‘Putting Place First’ based on three points aiming for a thriving, sustainable Kilkenny

Historic Sumner High School Has Its First Choir In Decades - Vimarsana News

Historic Sumner High School Has Its First Choir In Decades

As Maria Ellis waited Monday afternoon to meet her students and help kick off a brand-new arts and activism focus at the recently saved school, Chuck Berry tunes played quietly through a speaker.

Hopedale West Street land dispute case back in court - Vimarsana News

Hopedale West Street land dispute case back in court

The resident lawsuit argues that selectmen should have acquired all the land, in line with a directive from a Town Meeting vote the previous fall.

Beyond Full Hopedale rent payments pandemic - Vimarsana News

Beyond Full Hopedale rent payments pandemic

The Milford Daily News “I think it’s fair,” Select Board Chairman Brian Keyes said. “I do think that ... we’ve given as much latitude in this climate and pandemic and being friendly to the business as we can.” The Hopedale Select Board on Wednesday doubled down on a January vote requiring Beyond Full, which operates from Hopedale Town Hall, to return to its regular $750 per month payment schedule to the town as of Feb. 1. The board had allowed the café to pay partial rent for several months to make up for the hardship caused by COVID-19, before requiring a return to regular re...

Military veteran to lead Evangel University's public safety effort - Vimarsana News

Military veteran to lead Evangel University's public safety effort

Brian Keyes spent 31 years in the U.S. Marine Corps and U.S. Army.