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Reforms are sorely needed at Sex Offender Registry Board - Vimarsana News

Reforms are sorely needed at Sex Offender Registry Board

Serving as Massachusetts state auditor doesn’t just mean reviewing finances. A big part of my role, as I often speak about with folks across the state, is reviewing the performance and efficacy of the Commonwealth’s agencies and entities. A great example of the responsibility to look beyond number crunching is our office’s recently released audit of the Sex Offender Registry

Massachusetts SNAP Accepted By Amazon and Soon Uber Eats - Vimarsana News

Massachusetts SNAP Accepted By Amazon and Soon Uber Eats

Those who rely on SNAP benefits to provide food assistance for themselves and their families will get a new option after the first of the year.

Source: wbsm.com
Worcester Business Journal Honors National Grid's Damaris Dominguez With an "Outstanding Women in Business Award" - Vimarsana News

Worcester Business Journal Honors National Grid's Damaris Dominguez With an "Outstanding Women in Business Award"

06.11.2023 - National GridWALTHAM, MA / ACCESSWIRE / November 6, 2023 / National Grid is delighted to announce that Worcester native and 29-year employee of the company, Damaris Dominguez, has been honored by the Worcester Business Journal as a 2023 'Outstanding ...

Worcester Business Journal Honors National Grid's Damaris Dominguez ... 2023-11-06 - Vimarsana News

Worcester Business Journal Honors National Grid's Damaris Dominguez ... 2023-11-06

Worcester Business Journal Honors National Grid’s Damaris Dominguez ...

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