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Inside the rise and fall of Steward's Ralph de la Torre - Vimarsana News

Inside the rise and fall of Steward's Ralph de la Torre

De la Torre entered medicine with high ideals and unstoppable ambition. His talent and drive bowled over just about everyone he worked with, and his rise to power and eminence seemed inexorable.

Fall River businessman Steve Karam is chair of UMass Board of Trustees - Vimarsana News

Fall River businessman Steve Karam is chair of UMass Board of Trustees

A Fall River native with deep family ties to public higher education locally has been appointed chair of the UMass Board of Trustees.

"Middletown Center" Plan Cleared To Take Next Step - Vimarsana News

"Middletown Center" Plan Cleared To Take Next Step

Talks about “Middletown Center” are moving to the next step. During a special meeting Wednesday night in Town Hall

Businesses in Fall River, New Bedford still searching for more workers - Vimarsana News

Businesses in Fall River, New Bedford still searching for more workers

The so-called Great Resignation is putting pressure on businesses in the SouthCoast region that can't find enough long-term employees.

Worcester hotels pandemic economy hospitality industry Marriott unemployment - Vimarsana News

Worcester hotels pandemic economy hospitality industry Marriott unemployment

BOSTON — Worcester hotels are hiring, again, and preparing for a busy summer season as vaccine distribution boosts confidence in travel, according to industry professionals. After the pandemic wreaked economic havoc on the hospitality industry and forced deep layoffs last year, Worcester hotel managers said leisure travel is picking up as vaccinated residents feel comfortable to leave their homes, again. “It’s amazing to see how quickly Worcester has come back,” said Mary Simone, general manager of the AC Hotels Marriott in downtown Worcester. “The light at the end of the tunnel is ...