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The Foundation for MetroWest found racial and ethnic disparities in areas ranging from infant mortality and adult education levels to poverty and incarceration.
By Sam Bonacci The Foundation for MetroWest has announced that Judy Salerno is stepping down from her executive director role after 15 years. Salerno transitioned into the role of executive director emeritus for the community foundation on Jan. 1 with Jay Kim taking on the executive director role. Prior to joining the foundation, Kim led fundraising and development work for nonprofit organizations in the greater Boston area, according to the organization’s website. He has spent time fundraising for specific programs at The Boston Foundation, worked in philanthropy at the Saint...
Jan 13, 2021 By Jim Ash Senior Editor Top Stories Joshua Houss Marks With a January 20 deadline for comments fast approaching, standing Committee on Technology members proposed some last-minute changes to The Florida Bar’s proposed “Recommended Best Practices Guide for Remote Court Proceedings.” At a January 11 videoconference meeting, several committee members zeroed in on Remote Procedures App...
Anti-Trump protest started in downtown LA, heads toward pro-Trump rally in Beverly Hills Published A pro-Trump rally was held in Beverly Hills on Saturday. LOS ANGELES - Demonstrations for and against President Donald Trump was held in the Southland Saturday, amid calls for the president's ouster three days after a mob of Trump supporters stormed the U.S. Capitol in a melee that resulted in five deaths. The group Refuse Fascism held a demonstration and "car caravan" starting at noon in Pershing Square in downtown Los Angeles, part of a nationwide series of demonstrations. Protesters gat...
Kim jong un, they were thinking he might shut down his main nuclear processing plant, how far he'll go is a very big question. the regime's nuclear threat is 35 miles from this city and on tuesday in seoul, they were protesting about the human rights abuses and the fact that is not on the agenda in hanoi as it was not on the agenda in singapore. there was something like 120,000 people believed to be in political gulags. we spoke with former republican congressman, korean-american jay kim. he was born in seoul, he works here now. we asked him how he felt about a possible declaration to end the ...