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There's an opening on the North Adams School Committee. This is how you can apply - Vimarsana News

There's an opening on the North Adams School Committee. This is how you can apply

Statements of interest are due Feb. 20.

Mount Greylock School Committee Votes to Drop Assessment to Lanesborough - Vimarsana News

Mount Greylock School Committee Votes to Drop Assessment to Lanesborough

WILLIAMSTOWN, Mass. — The Mount Greylock School Committee on Thursday agreed to rely more heavily on school choice revenue and eliminate one planned position from its fiscal 2023 spending...

Look Ahead, Pittsfield: As debate schedule ramps up, city opening up applications to fill two leadership positions - Vimarsana News

Look Ahead, Pittsfield: As debate schedule ramps up, city opening up applications to fill two leadership positions

Last week the City Council signed off on the creation of several important city positions, okaying six figure salaries for the future head of the office of diversity, equity and

Lowell School Committee member resigns after using anti-Semitic slur on TV - Vimarsana News

Lowell School Committee member resigns after using anti-Semitic slur on TV

Lowell School Committee member resigns after using anti-Semitic slur on TV By Travis Andersen Globe Staff,Updated February 26, 2021, 4:23 p.m. Email to a Friend Robert Hoey Jr., 66, a retired correctional officer, announced his resignation in a Facebook video, clad in an Army sweatshirt while standing between two slabs of rock, since, he said, he’s caught between “a rock and a hard place.” “As of today, I’m resigning from the Lowell School Committee,” Hoey said, one day after telling the Globe he wouldn’t step down despite calls from local officials for him ...

Hundreds show support for family of Hanry Tapia at a vigil in Belmont - Vimarsana News

Hundreds show support for family of Hanry Tapia at a vigil in Belmont

Wicked Local Henry Tapia of Boston, who was struck and killed by a vehicle last week in what is being called a hate crime, was remembered in a vigil by Community Organized for Solidarity on Jan. 21. Hundreds gathered on Common Street in Cushing Square between Trapelo and Payson Roads holding "Black Lives Matter" signs and photos of Tapia, who was 35 when he was struck by a car operated by 54-year-old Dean Kapsalis of Hudson at around 4:22 p.m. on Jan. 19 on Upland Road in Belmont. Tapia was conscious when emergency workers first arrived, but he later died at Massachusetts General Hospital in...