BankFive: Tangen receives Sandra J. Pattie Award from New England Women in Banking & Mortgage
FALL RIVER – Anne Tangen, the CEO and president of Fall River Five Cents Savings Bank, also known as BankFive, was… Read more
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Boston Collegiate Charter School: Why Native American Curriculum Should be Taught Throughout K-12 Education
Annawon Weeden cuts an imposing figure, arriving at my classroom wearing a black T-shirt that says “Party Like It’s 1491,”… Read more
Bowditch & Dewey: Big Mergers, Broken Trusts, and Life on Cape Cod
John Shoro, Managing Partner at Bowditch, discusses what the firm's merger with Kenney & Sams will bring to clients across… Read more
Innocence Project Oregon: Oregon gives 2nd certificate of innocence to wrongfully convicted man
On Thursday, an order was entered in Marion County Circuit Court to seal his records and finalize the case. The… Read more
AMR Fairfield: Bridgeport woman shares how she went from a desk job to saving her community
BRIDGEPORT, C.T. — In critical moments, where seconds are precious, paramedics and EMTs can make a difference for a patient before… Read more
Innocence Project – N.H. Death Penalty: Hearings continue on bills that would reinstate death penalty in New Hampshire
CONCORD, N.H. — Opponents of the death penalty turned out in big numbers in Concord again Thursday to speak against… Read more
American Medical Response: Record number of people transported to New Hampshire hospitals as flu surges
MANCHESTER, N.H. — Influenza is surging in New Hampshire, and the number of people being taken to the hospital for… Read more
Innocence Project: DE Sen. Hoffner Advocates Push for Post-conviction Reform with Suite of Bills
Delaware State Senator Kyra Hoffner (D-14) and Innocence Project Delaware have announced a suite of three reform bills that push for post-conviction… Read more
New England Donor Services: Heart to Hart
Organ donation is often referred to as a “gift of life” for good reason. A single donor can save up… Read more
Innocence Project: He was wrongfully convicted of murder. Is $2.5 million enough? | Opinion
In 1992, Allen Andre Causey was wrongfully convicted and sentenced to 50 years in prison for the murder of Anita Byington.… Read more
FirstLight: Bald eagles thrive in CT as Shepaug Observatory celebrates 40th season
A lookout point on the Housatonic River is a front-row seat to a Connecticut conservation success story — bald eagles.… Read more
Bowditch & Dewey: Bowditch & Dewey of Worcester to merge with smaller Boston-based firm
Bowditch & Dewey, a Worcester law firm dating to 1914, will merge with Kenney & Sams, a Boston-based firm started 20… Read more