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Governor names Cousins to NECC's Board of Trustees

HAVERHILL — Gov. Maura Healey has appointed Frank Cousins Jr. and Joan Hatem-Roy to five-year terms on the Northern Essex Community College Board of Trustees.

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Cousins named to NECC board of trustees

NEWBURYPORT — Local resident and former Essex County Sheriff Frank Cousins was one of two people recently named to the Northern Essex Community College board of trustees by Gov. Maura

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Governor names Cousins, Roy to NECC's Board of Trustees

Healey Appoints Former Sheriff Cousins, AgeSpan CEO Hatem-Roy to Northern Essex Trustees

Former Essex County Sheriff Frank G. Cousins Jr. and AgeSpan CEO Joan Hatem-Roy are the newest members of the Northern Essex Community College Board of Trustees. Gov. Maura T. Healey appointed each to five-year-terms. Cousins, if Newburyport, served for more than two decades as the Essex County Sheriff in Middleton before retiring. He is also […]

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Essex County Community Foundation Looks to Advance Racial Equity and Racial Justice

By WHAV Staff | March 10, 2021 A 13-member committee made up of a diverse cross-section of local leaders is joining Essex County Community Foundation in advancing racial equity and racial justice within the organization and throughout Essex County. The Foundation said in a statement that the decision to embed racial equity and justice as a foundational piece to all of the organization’s work came last year as COVID-19 began to “disproportionately ravage communities of color, awareness of violence against Black people increased and events surrounding the presidential election revealed the depth of our nation’s veiled racism.” “The events of the past year have revealed the depths of racial inequity that exist in our country, and right here in Essex County,” said Foundation President and CEO Beth Francis. “It became clear that it was time for the Foundation, as a leader in the community, to mobilize and take action, and we are so fortunate to have such a passionate gr

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