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Hey bestie, what is "cheugy"? - Vimarsana News

Hey bestie, what is "cheugy"?

This story is part of a group of stories called Hey bestie! Do you keep logging onto the internet and seeing people calling each other “bestie” and “girlie” and “girlboss” and “queen,” and you sort of get the sense that these words are on some level being used ironically but also you aren’t totally sure what the joke is? Each week we’ll send you the very best from The Goods, plus a special TikTok edition by Rebecca Jennings on Tuesdays. Sign up here. If you spend a lot of time reading TikTok comments, the most brutal and hilarious place on the internet, you almost ce...

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Plymouth County United Way emergency fund helps nonprofits amid COVID - Vimarsana News

Plymouth County United Way emergency fund helps nonprofits amid COVID

When the COVID-19 pandemic struck the region last spring, few people were prepared for its impact. Families, workers and businesses were all hit hard by the devastating symptoms of the illness and resulting trauma to the economy. Among those reeling from the virus were nonprofit organizations and agencies that serve the most vulnerable populations in Southeastern Massachusetts. Many were left wondering not if they could continue to provide programs and assistance, but if they would even be able to survive the financial damage resulting from the coronavirus shutdowns. “Absenteeism affects ou...

United Way emergency funding aids nonprofits at critical time - Vimarsana News

United Way emergency funding aids nonprofits at critical time

Wicked Local When the COVID-19 pandemic struck the region last spring, few people were prepared for its impact. Families, workers and businesses were all hit hard by the devastating symptoms of the illness and resulting trauma to the economy. Among those reeling from the virus were nonprofit organizations and agencies that serve the most vulnerable populations in Southeastern Massachusetts. Many were left wondering not if they could continue to provide programs and assistance, but if they would even be able to survive the financial damage resulting from the coronavirus shutdowns. “Absenteei...