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Obituary: David Bolton, 1946-2023 - Vimarsana News

Obituary: David Bolton, 1946-2023

Cofounder of Mary’s Restaurant in Bristol and 20-year chocolatier at Lake Champlain Chocolates will be remembered for his generosity of spirit

2023 News: Cape Cod Community College Welcomes New Deans for STEM and Health Sciences/Professional Studies - Vimarsana News

2023 News: Cape Cod Community College Welcomes New Deans for STEM and Health Sciences/Professional Studies

Cape Cod Community College (“4Cs”) has welcomed new senior leadership overseeing two of their largest academic areas of study. This semester, the West Barnstable-based institution introduced Dr. Marianne Targino-VanBeber as their new Dean of Health Sciences and Professional Studies and Dr. Ben Latigo as their new Dean of Science, Technology, Engineering and Math (STEM).

Thousands of state employees in Massachusetts frustrated that raises are stuck in the Legislature - Vimarsana News

Thousands of state employees in Massachusetts frustrated that raises are stuck in the Legislature

Thousands of state employees are feeling the pinch of the high cost of living while they wait for lawmakers to act on dozens of ratified collective bargaining agreements that have

2023 News: Cape Cod CC Awarded $2.25 Million in Title III Funds to Support Retention, Equity, and Student Success - Vimarsana News

2023 News: Cape Cod CC Awarded $2.25 Million in Title III Funds to Support Retention, Equity, and Student Success

Cape Cod Community College has been awarded a $2.25 million Title III grant to improve equity, retention, and student success by expanding student support services and technology. Granted by the US Department of Education, the funds will be distributed at roughly $450,000 per year over five years. Title III funds like this are granted to institutions that serve a high number of students with high economic need.

A Cape Cod clinic has begun offering medication abortions, and a faith-based group is pushing alternatives - Vimarsana News

A Cape Cod clinic has begun offering medication abortions, and a faith-based group is pushing alternatives

For many on Cape Cod, the presence of the van signaled the start of a worrisome effort to undermine access to abortion services just months after a clinic, Health Imperatives, began offering medication abortions in Hyannis.