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Wareham High graduate: 'Blindness is not a death sentence' - Vimarsana News

Wareham High graduate: 'Blindness is not a death sentence'

It was Katie Crocker’s time in Wareham that helped her “accept the role blindness plays” in her life.

Closing workforce shortage: Quinsigamond Community College gets $500K to train, place unemployed, underemployed - Vimarsana News

Closing workforce shortage: Quinsigamond Community College gets $500K to train, place unemployed, underemployed

A $500,000 grant to Quinsigamond Community College will be used to train 72 people to become biotechnology technicians.

Athol Daily News - Dark to Light, an exhibition of paintings by Syrian refugee children - Vimarsana News

Athol Daily News - Dark to Light, an exhibition of paintings by Syrian refugee children

Dark to Light, an exhibition of paintings by Syrian refugee children participating in expressive arts therapy is currently on view during library open hours in the Conference Room at the Athol Public Library.The works are part of the PTSD trauma...

Athol Daily News - Delegation announces award for Polus Center - Vimarsana News

Athol Daily News - Delegation announces award for Polus Center

BOSTON — The Secretary of Labor and Work Force Development Rosalin Acosta has announced a grant to the Polus Center for Social and Economic Development in Petersham.The funding was made through the Employment Program for Young Adults with Disabilities...

As Pandemic Lifts, Baker Announces New Program To Combat COVID-Induced Job Loss - Vimarsana News

As Pandemic Lifts, Baker Announces New Program To Combat COVID-Induced Job Loss

Unemployment is down, but hundreds of thousands of people are still out of work.

Source: wgbh.org