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Sixteen Men And Women Become EMTs In Earn As You Learn Program
By Jeffrey Hastings on February 27, 2022 MANCHESTER, NH - Manchester Deputy Fire Chief Ryan Cashin joined American Medical Response (AMR) recently to congratulate the first class of EMTs that trained through AMR's Earn While You Learn program in Manchester....
read moreMayor Wu: Seize the moment for Boston schools
By Devin Morris and Roxann Harvey on February 24, 2022 WE ARE IN a moment of great possibility for Boston Public Schools. There is a historic influx of funding available to help the district recover from the effects of the pandemic and reimagine our schools. Boston,...
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Wu’s school challenge: Put Black, Latinx, and low-income kids on path to success
By Keri Rodrigues on January 6, 2022 IF MAYOR MICHELLE WU focuses her upcoming State of the City speech solely on the state of Boston Public Schools (BPS), she would need to convey difficult truths about how the city is failing our Black, Latinx, and...
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Kansas Senate, don’t let jailhouse informants steal innocent lives like Pete Coones’
By Tricia Rojo Bushnell on January 5, 2022 The use of jailhouse informants is a highly unreliable and secretive feature of the criminal justice system — in Kansas and across the United States. Everyone is denied justice when someone is wrongfully convicted based on...
read moreSlowey McManus Announces Acquisition of Emerging BioCommunications PR Firm
(Boston) January 3, 2022 - Slowey McManus Communications (SMC) today announced it has acquired Emerging BioCommunications, a boutique strategic public relations firm specializing in life sciences companies and organizations. The founder of Emerging BioCommunications,...
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A new bilingual school in Lynn emerges as an alternative to public education
By Marcela Garcia on December 10, 2021 Nakia Navarro always had a social justice streak. But she is not one of those idealistic people who dreamed of opening an affordable school for underserved families in an effort to reimagine and disrupt the traditional education...
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Alicia Barton, CEO of FirstLight Power, talks clean energy and reaching goals (Video)
By Doug Banks on November 28, 2021 Alicia Barton, who took the helm at FirstLight Power in August 2020, discusses Massachusetts' climate goals, leading a company mid-pandemic and the labor market. Watch the video via the Boston Business Journal >>
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Most EMTs are white. A new program in Hartford aims to attract and train diverse candidates by paying them to learn.
By Jessika Harkay on July 13, 2021 Growing up, Thierry Gation never pictured himself as an EMT because none looked like him. “Most of the EMTs I saw were Caucasian. I never saw EMTs that were Hispanic or that were African-American, or anything else. It wasn’t until I...
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