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Worried family from Cape Cod makes contact in Turkey after earthquake - Vimarsana News

Worried family from Cape Cod makes contact in Turkey after earthquake

On Monday, Ashley Aytek of Barnstable frantically reached out to relatives in Turkey after the earthquake. Here is how to help through donations.

'Alive but not safe': Local Turkish citizen makes appeal to anyone who can help following earthquake | Local-news - Vimarsana News

'Alive but not safe': Local Turkish citizen makes appeal to anyone who can help following earthquake | Local-news

HOOSICK FALLS, N.Y. — The earthquake that rocked Turkey and Syria on Monday literally changed the surface of the Earth. For the millions in the region fortunate enough to not

'Alive but not safe': Local Turkish citizen makes appeal to anyone who can help following earthquake | Community News - Vimarsana News

'Alive but not safe': Local Turkish citizen makes appeal to anyone who can help following earthquake | Community News

HOOSICK FALLS, N.Y. — The earthquake that rocked Turkey and Syria on Monday literally changed the surface of the Earth. For the millions in the region fortunate enough to not

A big raise, work-from-home: What we know about Marty Walsh's new gig - Vimarsana News

A big raise, work-from-home: What we know about Marty Walsh's new gig

What's next for Marty Walsh, an update on Alewife Station's garage and how you can help victims of the earthquake in Turkey.

Source: wbur.org
Medford community sends truckloads of aid to Turkey - Vimarsana News

Medford community sends truckloads of aid to Turkey

Some of the efforts to send goods and money devastated by the deadly earthquake in Turkey have coalesced around the Freerange Market in Medford, a store that sells Turkish and other international goods. On Monday, volunteers had already loaded two trucks with donations to be shipped.

Source: wbur.org