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State's ex-transportation chief was paid for months after stepping down, records show - Vimarsana News

State's ex-transportation chief was paid for months after stepping down, records show

Fiandaca was paid the remainder of her $181,722 salary through Dec. 31, to offer "assistance, advice and counsel," according to a copy of her severance agreement obtained by WBUR.

Source: wbur.org
Feds penalize Mass. agency for the blind $1.4 million - Vimarsana News

Feds penalize Mass. agency for the blind $1.4 million

The lost federal grant money is the latest evidence of financial mismanagement under the commission's prior administration.

Mass. Commission for the Blind leader resigns after reports of abuse and mismanagement - Vimarsana News

Mass. Commission for the Blind leader resigns after reports of abuse and mismanagement

Advocates say D’Arcangelo's leadership plunged the agency into a state of "distress."

Source: wgbh.org
D'Arcangelo resigning at Commission for the Blind - Vimarsana News

D'Arcangelo resigning at Commission for the Blind

Massachusetts Commission for the Blind chief David D'Arcangelo will depart his role Friday, the Healey administration confirmed, several days after The Boston Globe reported about deteriorating workplace conditions and a series of human resources complaints under his leadership.

Cambridge's 'Riverbend Park' controversially returning to Sunday-only schedule - Vimarsana News

Cambridge's 'Riverbend Park' controversially returning to Sunday-only schedule

The Department of Conservation and Recreation announced pedestrians and cyclists will have the Memorial Drive stretch to themselves only on Sundays, beginning April 30 through Nov. 12. Here's why.

Source: wbur.org