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Clarksburg Board Votes 3.5% COLA for Town Employees - Vimarsana News

Clarksburg Board Votes 3.5% COLA for Town Employees

CLARKSBURG, Mass. — The Select Board agreed this week to give town employees a higher than usual cost-of-living bump in their salaries next year.    The town has for some...

Climate Action: No. 594: Leading By Example - Vimarsana News

Climate Action: No. 594: Leading By Example

The Baker-Polito Administration has filed legislation seeking $4.991 billion in capital funds to support core improvements that will enable the commonwealth to continue delivering critical state services to the people

Baker aides pitch new unemployment system, police vehicles - Vimarsana News

Baker aides pitch new unemployment system, police vehicles

Funding from Gov. Charlie Baker's proposed $5 billion borrowing bill could help maintain, repair and modernize state buildings and assets and invest in a new unemployment insurance online system, hybrid State Police vehicles, and cybersecurity and IT initiatives.

Yale now asking students to spy on each other to enforce covid compliance - Vimarsana News

Yale now asking students to spy on each other to enforce covid compliance

For the past two years, Yale University has required all students to wear a face mask on campus at all times, which apparently includes at night on a weekend when nobody else is around. One [...]

How an Anonymous Reporting System Made Yale a COVID 'Surveillance State' - Vimarsana News

How an Anonymous Reporting System Made Yale a COVID 'Surveillance State'

Since the beginning of the pandemic, Yale University has required all students to mask indoors in public spaces. But it was 9:30 p.m on a Saturday night, and the library was deserted. With no one within at least 150 feet of him, a Yale senior decided to relax with a movie—and without a mask.