Disgraced former federal prosecutor Rachael Rollins cracked the six-figure salary mark last year and was promoted to executive director of a program at Roxbury Community College, according to state payroll records and an ethics disclosure obtained by the Herald.
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Soup’s on!
LEOMINSTER — Members of the Leominster Eagle Riders are gearing up for their annual Soup Wars fundraiser this weekend, one of the ways the group brings in money that is distributed to local charities and organizations. The event being held on Sunday, Feb. 16 from noon to 3 p.m. at the #477 Eagles club at […]
Eye on Art: School Vacation Week ideas for stress-free fun
February School Vacation Week is here – and not a moment too soon, unless you’re a harried parent with no idea what to do with your kiddos. Eye on Art has some ideas for you, and don’t forget to check out your favorite venue to see what is scheduled there for kids and their stressed-out […]
Stages: Celebrating 20 years of original plays and more with Image Theater
Image Theater is “the little theater that could.” This year, it celebrates its 20th anniversary and despite performing without a permanent home, it has produced the new works of 72 local playwrights, 19 novelists and poets, 16 musical composers, and 24 local filmmakers. Co-founders and co-artistic directors Jerry Bisantz and Ann Garvin are justifiably proud […]
Loan specialist recognized by MA mortgage bankers association
LEOMINSTER — Mayra (Mimi) Rosero-Regalado, home loan specialist at Fidelity Bank, was recently recognized with the Rising Star Award by the Massachusetts Mortgage Bankers Association (MMBA). The award recognizes exceptional up-and-coming MMBA members who possess the professional characteristics that signify the organization’s members. As part of the award, Rosero-Regalado will participate in a development program […]
Mass. Senate debate on taxpayer-funded shelters reveals spilt among Democrats
Senate lawmakers passed a $425 million spending bill Wednesday that shuttles money to cash-starved emergency shelters after an hours-long debate that showed cracks among Democrats over universal background checks and an independent review of state spending.
