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Education: 5-year Professional Bachelor’s Degree in Architecture from Roger Williams University Public service: Bourne Board of Selectmen, 2018-present; Bourne School Building Committee, 2015-present; Wareham Board of Selectmen 2006-2009. Public service and giving back to the community is a passion of mine and one I have been proud to be involved with for over 25 years. How long have you served on the Board of Selectmen? Why are you running again? I have served on the board for the last three years, and I have been proud and grateful to represent Bourne. This board has been highly professio...

With Massachusetts on track to reach its target goal of 4.1 million people fully vaccinated by the beginning of June, the state will begin to reallocate its resources, Governor Charles D. Baker Jr. said at a press conference Monday morning, May 3. The “harder-to-reach populations” will now be the target for the commonwealth. “At this point, we’re adjusting our vaccine distribution strategy to be more targeted and will shift vaccines to smaller-scale operations that can focus on particular communities or particular populations,” Gov. Baker said. These smaller-scale ope...

The a href= https://risdmuseum.org/ target= _blank RISD Museum /a welcomes several new staff members as well as announces the expanded roles of cu

Share this article Share this article LEXINGTON, Mass., April 27, 2021 /PRNewswire/ -- From a major Boston research university to a community college on Cape Cod, Christie Campus Health, the Lexington based student mental health services company, is partnering with a diverse group of Massachusetts schools to deliver a platform of services that helps them better support their students' mental health.  Christie's services  include 24/7/365 access to a clinician support line and telehealth services as well as mental health "navigators" and therapy visits in the community. While the company se...

The Register Nearly three years after taking on the Funeral Service program from Mount Ida College after its sudden closing, Cape Cod Community College (4Cs) has been accredited by the American Board of Funeral Service Education (ABFSE). This makes Cape Cod Community College the only public institution with a Funeral Service Program in New England accredited by ABFSE, the premiere agency in the field. On April 6, 2018, the leadership in the Funeral Service program at Mount Ida received the news that their college would be shuttering their doors, leaving the historic program with an uncertain...