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A 'Miracle on South Division Street' coming to the Marion Art Center - Vimarsana News

A 'Miracle on South Division Street' coming to the Marion Art Center

MARION — Get in the Christmas spirit at the Marion Art Center with its winter play “Miracle on South Division Street” writ

Shelter system could hit 'cap' this weekend as questions remain - Vimarsana News

Shelter system could hit 'cap' this weekend as questions remain

The state's emergency shelter system was about 100 families shy of its capacity Thursday, with dozens of new families enrolling each day.

Source: boston.com
Editorial: Tricked into believing accuracy of state's Sex Offender Registry - Vimarsana News

Editorial: Tricked into believing accuracy of state's Sex Offender Registry

By pointing out the number of registered sex offenders in two of our largest area communities, Lowell and Fitchburg, as well as indicating their offender level and where to retrieve that information for every Massachusetts community, we had, in our estimation, performed a valuable public service. Or so we thought.

State officials: Mass. emergency shelter system reaching capacity, families to be placed on waitlist - Vimarsana News

State officials: Mass. emergency shelter system reaching capacity, families to be placed on waitlist

Eligible migrant families seeking emergency shelter in Massachusetts will be put on a waitlist as the state’s emergency shelter system is quickly reaching capacity, Emergency Assistance Director Lt. General Scott Rice said Monday.

Source: yahoo.com
Report: State lags in classifying sex offenders - Vimarsana News

Report: State lags in classifying sex offenders

BOSTON — The state isn’t moving quickly enough to classify convicted sex offenders before they are released from prison, according to a new audit that determines the delays are putting