Home heating aid program in MA keeps families safe and warm. Kathryn Carley – Commonwealth News Service Winter is coming, and the annual statewide campaign to inform Massachusetts residents about available heating assistance is underway. Advocates for the program said the eligibility requirements are broad to ensure no family has to make the decision between keeping their […]
EarthTalk® Hempcrete is a promising alternative to concrete. Jnzl’s Photos, FlickrC From the Editors of E – The Environmental Magazine Dear EarthTalk: Why is concrete production bad for the planet? Are there sustainable options? – James B., Milwaukee, WI Concrete is undeniably one of the largest contributors to environmental degradation around the world, not just […]
Building Community And Breaking Down Barriers. Literacy is the difference between being able to ask for what you need — and suffering in silence.” – TLC Executive Director, Amanda Blount This year, The Literacy Center has helped more than 800 people learn English, access community services, prepare for college and training, get ready for U.S. […]
We’re Not Just a Chamber of Commerce; We’re a Chamber of Connections Meet URCC Board Member Kate Hyde We would like to introduce you to URCC Board Member Kate Hyde. Kate has been a welcome addition to our board because she has great ideas and never hesitates to volunteer – a trait oh so important […]
TOO MUCH OR TOO LITTLE? When it comes to setting prices for your goods or services, how much is too much? Or too little? The next Coffee with the Coaches, a webinar series sponsored by PR Works’ sister company My Pinnacle Network, addresses this very topic. Coffee with the Coaches – Price vs. Value webinar […]
LIGHTHOUSE SHINES FOR THE HOLIDAYS Pomham Rocks Lighthouse, located off the coast of Riverside, will cast an even brighter light this holiday season. The railing of the catwalk surrounding the lantern room atop the island light station is aglow with decorative white lights to usher in the holidays. A giant wreath on the east side […]
Community college faculty in MA demand contract funding Kathryn Carley – Commonweath News Service The union representing faculty and staff at Massachusetts’s 15 community colleges are demanding a pay raise. They’re asking the state legislature to fund ratified contracts that include pay raises going back to 2021, and to ensure members receive the same salary […]
20th Annual Gary Mirliss Memorial Blood Drive Blood Drive January 6, 2024 at King Philip Middle School, 18 King St., Norfolk, MA 02056, 8:00am – 3:00pm My family and I, in partnership with Brigham and Women’s Hospital, Dana-Farber Cancer Institute, Children’s Hospital Boston, and Massachusetts General Hospital are hosting a Blood Drive, in memory of my […]
