What Health Care Should Be
What Health Care Should Be from Boston Review. Physicians have been fighting for health justice for decades. To succeed, we need practical models for collectively remaking our systems of care.
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What Health Care Should Be from Boston Review. Physicians have been fighting for health justice for decades. To succeed, we need practical models for collectively remaking our systems of care.
Saugus students in grades two to five will be starting the school day 35 minutes earlier under a plan endorsed by the School Committee and unions
The Bell County Commissioners Court could call for a local option liquor election during its meeting on Tuesday for Justice of the Peace Precinct 3 in Bell County â ballots that would decide the legality of alcoholic beverage sales, including mixed beverages, within the region. If given the OK by commissioners, a Nov. 2 election would be held for Justice of the Peace Precinct 3 voters. The precinct â which includes all of northeastern Bell County â also extends south to the Little River, up north until it hits FM 93 with the western border being sections of State Highway 317, S...
Wicked Local The auditorium at the new Saugus Middle-High School will be named in honor of two beloved fine arts teachers in the Saugus Public Schools, Nancy Lemoine and Jerome Mitchell. The School Committee voted 3-1 to call the auditorium the Lemoine-Mitchell Performing Arts Center. “Congratulations, this is well deserved,” School Committee Chairman Tom Whittredge said. Over the last two years, the Lemoine/Mitchell Performing Arts Committee has been trying to transfer the name of the performing arts center that was dedicated in memory of Lemoine and Mitchell at the former Saugus High Sc...
Wicked Local School Committee member John Hatch marveled at what Superintendent of Schools Dr. David DeRuosi Jr. helped accomplish during his five years on the job, calling the progress a credit to the outgoing superintendent and his central office team. At DeRuosi’s final meeting as superintendent, Hatch praised the superintendent for his leadership in a district that now boasts new or refurbished schools and equipment throughout the school system. “I think the best legacy Dr. DeRuosi will leave us with is the fact he has such faith in us as a community that his grandchildren will be att...