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Read and Listen 'Very Bad Company' by Emma Rosenblum Book Excerpt - Vimarsana News

Read and Listen 'Very Bad Company' by Emma Rosenblum Book Excerpt

Emma Rosenblum's new book, 'Very Bad Company,' follows a corporate retreat that goes wrong and Cosmo has a first look with an excerpt.

Luzerne County prepares for Election Day after previous year's paper problems - Vimarsana News

Luzerne County prepares for Election Day after previous year's paper problems

Luzerne County officials say they had a lot to prepare for, including ordering plenty of paper.

Source: wnep.com
Brevard Public Schools names Cruz its marketing, outreach supervisor - Vimarsana News

Brevard Public Schools names Cruz its marketing, outreach supervisor

She brings more than 10 years of marketing and sales experience, including event planning, social media, advertising, branding, client relations.

Veterans in Holyoke Soldiers' Home dorm for the homeless face uncertain futures as closure of program looms - Vimarsana News

Veterans in Holyoke Soldiers' Home dorm for the homeless face uncertain futures as closure of program looms

The domiciliary program is set to close March 31 to make way for the adult day health program, expected to serve about 150 veterans, a spokeswoman for the soldier’s home said.

A year after COVID outbreak at Holyoke Soldiers' Home, questions over accountability linger - Vimarsana News

A year after COVID outbreak at Holyoke Soldiers' Home, questions over accountability linger

By STEPHANIE BARRY | The Republican | Published: April 4, 2021 (Tribune News Service) — State Rep. Michael Finn recalls the last legislative breakfast he attended at the Holyoke Soldiers' Home before the pandemic. It was January 2020, just weeks before an outbreak transformed the state-run facility for aging veterans into a frightening show of the power of COVID-19. The event featured the usual menu of coffee, scrambled eggs, retail politicking and speeches. While the gathering hinted at nothing of what was to come, Finn, a six-term Democrat from West Springfield, noticed an odd dyna...