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MSAD 52 Adult Education recognizes 2021 graduates

MSAD 52 Adult Education recognizes 2021 graduates Share Contributed photo TURNER MSAD 52 Adult Education held its annual commencement celebration June 11 at Leavitt Area High School, with 18 students who completed their studies despite the pandemic. The graduates included Bachir Ahmed, Isaiah Bowmaster, Gabrielle Castonguay, Raimi Colbert, Tina Cote, Madysen Dubois, Katelyn Farrar, Serena Fecteau, Emily Gagne, Savannah Harris, Hannah McNeil, Mohamed Mohamed, Caleb Morris, Hannah Robbins, Shyanne Beauchesne, Brooke Thenor, Asia Tisba and Zachareh White. Razell Ward, the director of the program, gave a welcome address that thanked students and staff for their hard work during the unprecedented time, according to a news release from the MSAD 52 Adult and Community Education.

Athol Daily News - Local legislators seek moratorium on med rides program consolidation

Local legislators seek moratorium on med rides program consolidation An FRTA bus arrives at the John W. Olver Transit Center in Greenfield. STAFF FILE PHOTO/PAUL FRANZ Modified: 5/11/2021 1:53:02 PM GREENFIELD The governor is looking to consolidate a program of the local transit authority that provides low-income people and those with disabilities with a ride to medical appointments that would mean oversight by an agency about 100 miles away. But the area’s legislators are trying to put a moratorium on any such decision and signing of contracts for the next two years. Gov. Charlie Baker wants to sign a contract that would consolidate the Human Service Transportation system from six regions run by six regional transit authorities, including the Franklin Regional Transit Authority (FRTA), to three regions that would be managed by two transit authorities. The one that would manage Franklin County would be located in the Fitchburg/Leominster area.

The Recorder - Local legislators seek moratorium on med rides program consolidation

Local legislators seek moratorium on med rides program consolidation An FRTA bus arrives at the John W. Olver Transit Center in Greenfield. STAFF FILE PHOTO/PAUL FRANZ Related stories GREENFIELD The governor is looking to consolidate a program of the local transit authority that provides low-income people and those with disabilities with a ride to medical appointments that would mean oversight by an agency about 100 miles away. But the area’s legislators are trying to put a moratorium on any such decision and signing of contracts for the next two years. Gov. Charlie Baker wants to sign a contract that would consolidate the Human Service Transportation system from six regions run by six regional transit authorities, including the Franklin Regional Transit Authority (FRTA), to three regions that would be managed by two transit authorities. The one that would manage Franklin County would be located in the Fitchburg/Leominster area.

The Recorder - Greenfield, FRCOG to open one larger vaccination site; spoke clinics to close

Greenfield, FRCOG to open one larger vaccination site; spoke clinics to close Jenny Potee, public health nurse for New Salem, gives New Salem resident Lori Lunn a COVID-19 vaccine in the parking lot of Ralph C. Mahar Regional School in Orange in February. Staff File Photo/Paul Franz Vials of the Moderna COVID-19 vaccine in South Deerfield. Staff File Photo/Paul Franz Published: 4/7/2021 5:11:04 PM The Franklin Regional Council of Governments (FRCOG) and its Cooperative Public Health Service have decided to close spoke COVID-19 vaccine clinics over the next few weeks and consolidate with Greenfield’s operations to open one larger clinic where all Franklin County residents can get vaccinated.

Athol Daily News - Franklin Regional Council of Governments to open one larger vaccination site; spoke clinics to close

Franklin Regional Council of Governments to open one larger vaccination site; spoke clinics to close Jenny Potee, public health nurse for New Salem, gives New Salem resident Lori Lunn a COVID-19 vaccine in the parking lot of Ralph C. Mahar Regional School in Orange in February. Staff File Photo/Paul Franz Vials of the Moderna COVID-19 vaccine in South Deerfield. Staff File Photo/Paul Franz Modified: 4/7/2021 2:08:41 PM The Franklin Regional Council of Governments (FRCOG) and its Cooperative Public Health Service have decided to close spoke COVID-19 vaccine clinics over the next few weeks and consolidate with Greenfield’s operations to open one larger clinic where all Franklin County residents can get vaccinated.

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