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Q&A with Meg Sanders, CEO of Canna Provisions - Vimarsana News

Q&A with Meg Sanders, CEO of Canna Provisions

LEE, Mass. — Meg Sanders is the CEO of Canna Provisions, an adult-use cannabis dispensary with two locations in Massachusetts: at 220 Housatonic Street in Lee and at 380 Dwight

Our Opinion: Former Lee Police Chief Jeff Roosa leaves a legacy of service - Vimarsana News

Our Opinion: Former Lee Police Chief Jeff Roosa leaves a legacy of service

Jeff Roosa’s life was truly one of service, of being there for your community in every way that you can. That didn’t stop when the former Lee Police chief was

Retired Lee Police Chief Jeff Roosa passes away at age 47 - Vimarsana News

Retired Lee Police Chief Jeff Roosa passes away at age 47

LEE — Retired Lee Police Chief Jeff Roosa has passed away after a long battle with terminal illness.

Acting Lee Police chief elevated to permanent status - Vimarsana News

Acting Lee Police chief elevated to permanent status

LEE — Craig DeSantis plans to lead the town’s Police Department by example. DeSantis, lead sergeant for the department, unanimously was appointed full-time chief Tuesday night by the Lee Select Board. He succeeds his mentor and longtime friend, Jeff Roosa, who stepped down from the position six months ago. Roosa officially retired Jan. 15, after a 24-year career in law enforcement, the last seven as Lee’s top cop. Roosa is terminally ill, battling Lou Gehrig’s disease. “Jeff is absolutely a mentor and close friend. I know him to be a true leader,” DeSantis told T...

'Incredible career' the foundation for law enforcement salute to retired Lee Police Chief Roosa - Vimarsana News

'Incredible career' the foundation for law enforcement salute to retired Lee Police Chief Roosa

LEE — They came from all corners of Berkshire County and Massachusetts to honor retired Lee Police Chief Jeff Roosa. From Sheffield to North Adams and as far east as Abington and New Bedford, dozens of municipal police officers, state troopers and sheriff’s deputies joined firefighters, emergency medical personnel and Lee business leaders in a 61-vehicle, COVID-style parade in front of Roosa’s home late Friday afternoon. The well-respected lawman, husband, father and community leader watched the procession from his driveway while under a canopy tent, family and friends by his s...