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MassDevelopment says it's ready to work with towns to add housing at Vicksburg Square | The Harvard Press | News | News Articles - Vimarsana News

MassDevelopment says it's ready to work with towns to add housing at Vicksburg Square | The Harvard Press | News | News Articles

MassDevelopment, the state agency responsible for the commercial and residential development of Devens, signaled last week it is ready to work...

District Attorney candidates differ on prosecuting drug crimes - Vimarsana News

District Attorney candidates differ on prosecuting drug crimes

The two Democrats who want to be Travis County district attorney are endorsing an effort to raise money for a local drug overdose prevention program, but differ on how drug crimes should be prosecuted.

Devens voters elect two incumbents, three newcomers to resident advisory committee seats | The Harvard Press | News | News Articles - Vimarsana News

Devens voters elect two incumbents, three newcomers to resident advisory committee seats | The Harvard Press | News | News Articles

Devens voters last week cast ballots to fill three seats on the Devens Committee and two on the Devens Educational Advisory...

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For deaf patients in Connecticut, interpreter shortage challenges appropriate medical care, 'it's a universal issue' – Hartford Courant - Vimarsana News

For deaf patients in Connecticut, interpreter shortage challenges appropriate medical care, 'it's a universal issue' – Hartford Courant

In the last three years, the U.S. Attorney’s Office has negotiated four settlements with medical facilities in Connecticut for complaints related to communication with deaf patients.