14 graduate from AMR’s free EMT training in Nashua
Fourteen future first responders took their first steps toward careers in emergency services this week, members of the first graduating… Read more
Vote Solar’s New Executive Director
Solar energy is seemingly everywhere these days, with regulatory proceedings in abundance and lots of projects lined up. Keeping up… Read more
Butterflies of Brundibar: In poignant ceremony, Cape Cod students unveil mural honoring child victims of the Holocaust
In front of an audience of classmates and families, two seventh graders at Cape Cod Lighthouse Charter School are standing… Read more
EMS Week shines visibility on city’s paramedics and their fight for higher pay, safer work conditions
Last week’s EMS Week brought much-needed visibility for New York’s emergency medical services, which are dealing with over-exhaustion of their workforce and… Read more
Why the long delay spending fed education funds?
THANKS TO A windfall of $1.8 billion in federal funding intended to help schools recover from the last two years of… Read more
May 15-21 is National Emergency Medical Services Week
Watch video here: GRAND RAPIDS, Mich. — It's National Emergency Medical Services Week! It's a time to recognize the life-saving… Read more
Off-duty paramedic honored for saving a life, humbled that he could not do more
Watch video here: DEKALB COUNTY, Ga. — He could not save the life of everyone trapped inside the burning van… Read more
EMT graduation held at LaGuardia Community College to address NYC shortage
On April 28, Global Medical Response (GMR) hosted the graduation of 80 new emergency medical technicians (EMTs) at LaGuardia Community… Read more
Rodney Lincoln is innocent. But Missouri law won’t let him clear his name for good
On April 27, 1982, two lives were forever changed. Melissa DeBoer: On that day, my mother, JoAnne Tate, was brutally… Read more
Mr. Mayor, ‘We want better parks in Lynn’
LYNN — Jean Charles Academy’s youngest students presented their vision on the local parks and their budget to Mayor Jared… Read more
Opinion: The false choice between deceit and public safety
With the passage of recent legislation in Illinois, Oregon, and Utah and coverage by national media — including a recent segment… Read more
NHCS students send cards, care packs to Ukrainian kids
Fourth grade students in David Levine’s class at Dorchester’s Neighborhood House Charter School (NHCS) created care packages and cards including phrases… Read more