40 Under Forty 2022: Domenica Perrone
Personally and professionally, Perrone’s work for Worcester’s Latinx community is immeasurable.
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Personally and professionally, Perrone’s work for Worcester’s Latinx community is immeasurable.
In this week's column, Jeff Raymond talks about the Worcester County Sheriff's Department Community Service Program.
Jun. 11—More from the series ------ Sacramento Reopening Guide This story is part of the Sacramento Reopening Guide, giving you everything you need to know as the state's economy officially reopens June 15. Read more of the stories here: Expand All ------ For thousands of Northern Californians, this will be the summer of the road trip. Tired of being pent up during the COVID-19 pandemic, but ...
Image Castiel was part of an American effort called Operation Peter Pan to get Cuban children out of a nation in upheaval during the early days of the Fidel Castro regime. Knowing no English, they first stayed with a foster family in Miami before moving to the Los Angeles area, where Castiel was later joined four months later by her parents. It’s an experience Castiel uses to this day to shape her work as Worcester’s health and human services commissioner, a position whose importance could hardly be any more important during a public health crisis that’s killed more than 400 Worcester r...