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Deeds, once denying Black people homes, now help validate reparations - Vimarsana News

Deeds, once denying Black people homes, now help validate reparations

The racist practice has left a lasting imprint, playing a large part in why so much of the state is segregated along racial lines, with economic disparities that still resonate.

How to navigate money matters for stronger relationships - Vimarsana News

How to navigate money matters for stronger relationships

Money and its management can contribute to tension between couples. Here’s how to communicate healthily, align expectations and make better decisions

Racism in Boston: Declared a health threat, where the city stands - Vimarsana News

Racism in Boston: Declared a health threat, where the city stands

The work for equality remains as critical as ever, especially as the level of public attention and motivation that mobilized in 2020 fades and as an “anti-woke” sentiment across the country aims to unravel the progress that has already been made.

'The time is right': Karen Frederick reflects on 46 years at CTI as she looks to retirement - Vimarsana News

'The time is right': Karen Frederick reflects on 46 years at CTI as she looks to retirement

LOWELL — Since Karen Frederick took on the role of CEO of Community Teamwork Inc. in 2003, the organization has more than tripled in both its size and increased its scope in helping low-income people and families.

Community Teamwork CEO Karen Frederick announces her retirement - Vimarsana News

Community Teamwork CEO Karen Frederick announces her retirement

LOWELL  — After 20 years at the helm of Community Teamwork Inc., and 46 years of dedicated service with the community action agency, CEO Karen Frederick has announced her retirement effective Nov. 1, 2024.