School administrators chime in on enrollment from Eastern Europe
School administrators talk about how enrollment numbers are being affected from Eastern Europe because of the war.
Month: August 2022
International students from conflict countries weigh in on Ukraine
International students coming from Middle Eastern countries who have seen war and occupation give their thoughts on the Ukrainian occupation.
Sandcastle sculpting festival thrills beach goers
Revere Beach Sandcastle Sculpting Festival wraps spectators in ocean air and sounds of surprise, pride and intrigue.
Law enforcement responds to uptick in mental health crises
Springfield officers are partnering with a non-profit to tackle mental health-related emergencies in the city.
Officers increase Narcan use in fight against opioid epidemic
Law enforcement has introduced a new tool to help fight the opioid crisis in Western Massachusetts.
Boston Calling Music festival returns
The beloved Boston Music Festival not only has the music but also the crowds who love it.
The Girl Achieving Her Martial Arts Dream
Young Chinese girl Xiaoyi Chen in her 10 years in America has continually promoted Chinese wushu and culture.
Ukraine war helps shed light on refugee issues
Different organizations describe what it is like to be a refugee and what the various issues they go through are.
Under the big top: juggling issues of diversity
By Aiden FitzGerald Paris “The Hip Hop Juggler” doesn’t want to be defined by race. But he also doesn’t want his race to be ignored. […]
How foreign aid is helping Ukraine rebuild
Different organizations talk about how they send aid to Ukraine and the trouble with logistics that come with it.