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Donations Show Where Spicer Support Comes From: Map - Vimarsana News

Donations Show Where Spicer Support Comes From: Map

UpdatedThu, May 13, 2021 at 11:34 am ET Reply About 66 percent of Mayor Yvonne Spicer's campaign donations from Framingham residents since January 2020 have come from north of Route 9. (Shutterstock / Wangkun Jia) FRAMINGHAM, MA — Framingham Mayor Yvonne Spicer launched her 2021 campaign on Thursday, and is entering a reelection year with close to $30,000 in her campaign coffers. Although Spicer was quiet about her 2021 plans until this week, she's been accepting contributions since she took office in 2018. She began 2020 with about $11,000 in her campaign account, and held key fundraiser...

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Sunridge Nurseries Announces New North Coast Vineyard Representative - Vimarsana News

Sunridge Nurseries Announces New North Coast Vineyard Representative

Sunridge Nurseries Announces New North Coast Vineyard Representative Posted on April 12, 2021   BAKERSFIELD, CALIF. (April 8, 2021) – Sunridge Nurseries Inc. is proud to announce that Annie Steimle will be taking a new position within the company. She is moving from her current position as Technical Services Manager to Vineyard Representative for Northern California. Annie’s previous position with Sunridge included building a customer service platform that includes nursery and field reports to better share with growers the status and growth of their vines. With this new role change, ...

Barbara J. Erickson, 'catalyst for the conservation movement,' dies at 42 - Vimarsana News

Barbara J. Erickson, 'catalyst for the conservation movement,' dies at 42

Barbara J. Erickson, ‘catalyst for the conservation movement,’ dies at 42 By Bryan Marquard Globe Staff,Updated January 23, 2021, 4:55 p.m. Email to a Friend Barbara Erickson, at a pond at Francis William Bird Park in Walpole.Handout While leading one of the state’s most important environmental organizations, Barbara J. Erickson looked back with reverence and ahead with anticipation. “We are always passing the baton to the next generation,” she said at the Trustees of Reservations annual meeting in 2019. Ms. Erickson, who was 42 when she died of cancer on Jan. 15, pla...