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Daniel Burke, Dorchester stalwart, at 82 | Dorchester Reporter - Vimarsana News

Daniel Burke, Dorchester stalwart, at 82 | Dorchester Reporter

Daniel R. “Dan” Burke, a many-sided man who over a long life was a vigorous presence in Dorchester as a dedicated officer and coach of youth sports programs, a civic activist in the Neponset and Pope’s Hill Neighborhood Associations, a member of the Ward 16 Democratic Committee and of the Boston School Committee (where he served as president), and an active member of St. Ann’s

Local obituary: Dan Burke, 82, fixture in Dorchester and Mass. high school teacher, principal, and coach - Vimarsana News

Local obituary: Dan Burke, 82, fixture in Dorchester and Mass. high school teacher, principal, and coach

"His life was marked by the many students he helped, as a teacher, coach, and mentor."

Source: boston.com
Will Sutton: Sending Guard to Texas is a bad idea. | Opinion - Vimarsana News

Will Sutton: Sending Guard to Texas is a bad idea. | Opinion

Louisiana Gov. Jeff Landry made a splash about sending Louisiana National Guard troops to the Texas-Mexico border to "help" deal with our nation's ongoing immigration issues.

Will Sutton: Sending Guard to Texas is a bad idea. | Columnist Will Sutton - Vimarsana News

Will Sutton: Sending Guard to Texas is a bad idea. | Columnist Will Sutton

Louisiana Gov. Jeff Landry made a splash about sending Louisiana National Guard troops to the Texas-Mexico border to "help" deal with our nation's ongoing immigration issues.

Source: nola.com
Philly Dems expel ward committee members who backed Working Family Party candidates. - Vimarsana News

Philly Dems expel ward committee members who backed Working Family Party candidates.

The move is provoking angry protests and claims that many of the expulsions are more about settling personal scores than ensuring party unity.