Cape Abilities CEO pushes for higher staff pay to retain workers
Direct-care workers must be paid a livable wage, says Kim McElholm. She's pushing the state to raise it to $20 an hour.
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Direct-care workers must be paid a livable wage, says Kim McElholm. She's pushing the state to raise it to $20 an hour.
The Cape Cod Museum of Art is donating 100% of this weekend's admission fees to Save The Children's Ukraine Crisis Relief Fund.
College news • The following local residents were honored for academic achievement in the fall 2021 semester at Clark University in Worcester, Mass.: Morgan K. Brooke-deBock, Lucy M. Szpila, Freddie G. Learey, and Liam R.S. Kennedy of Brattleboro; Nicholas M. Mitchell, Andrew M. Foster, and Jack T. Langeloh of ...
The YMCA Cape Cod recently elected three new members to 3-year board terms: Jason Bordun of Centerville, Steve Johannessen of Bourne, and Eric Raines of Boston.
Cape Abilities, a nonprofit dedicated to serving adults with disabilities on Cape Cod, has announced Kim McElholm as its new president and CEO.