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Remains of Staff Sgt. Jacob Galliher Killed in Osprey Crash Return Home - Vimarsana News

Remains of Staff Sgt. Jacob Galliher Killed in Osprey Crash Return Home

Veterans and mourners lined the 60-mile-plus procession route.

Jewish Federation to host fundraiser to support Israel's needs - Vimarsana News

Jewish Federation to host fundraiser to support Israel's needs

The Jewish Federation of Western Massachusetts will be hosting a fundraiser event on Sunday to help support Israel's needs.

Source: wwlp.com
Commissioner Doyle and Senator Velis visit Westfield State University to discuss behavioral health - Vimarsana News

Commissioner Doyle and Senator Velis visit Westfield State University to discuss behavioral health

Massachusetts Department of Mental Health Commissioner Brooke Doyle, Senator John Velis (D-Westfield), and Representative Pease (R-Westfield) visited Westfield State University (WSU) to engage in discussions regarding the university's Mental Health Hub and its efforts to improve behavioral health outcomes in western Massachusetts.

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How Massachusetts Veterans Services Secretary Jon Santiago is working to rebuild trust - Vimarsana News

How Massachusetts Veterans Services Secretary Jon Santiago is working to rebuild trust

Santiago said the Veterans Home in Holyoke has made strides in infectious disease control since a pandemic tragedy, but his new department needs to provide more coordination on care.

With probate court plan, Mass. lawmakers back the largest one-time expansion of a state bench in decades - Vimarsana News

With probate court plan, Mass. lawmakers back the largest one-time expansion of a state bench in decades

Both the House and Senate have plans to fortify a system that officials say is swamped with increasingly complex cases.