Last week’s election produced fear and despair among most Massachusetts voters, who went for Hillary two to one. But amidst the misery, some lightheartedness, humanity and kindness showed through. Alecia told me making marijuana legal in Massachusetts was the best thing that happened on election day. “Anything to alter one’s state of mind for the Read More…
There are 255 precincts in the City of Boston and plenty of voters who may need some help with procedures and/or information on election day. The Boston Election Department requirements are: Must be a registered voter (unless you are volunteering as an interpreter), attend 2-hour training. Poll workers help out in numerous ways including: Read More…
Volunteers from MGH’s Institute of Health Professionals recently spent the day at the Eliot Lower School for a Community Volunteer Impact project. The volunteers helped weed, plant, and clean at the lower school campus on Charter Street in the North End. Ms. Atkins, the Eliot School’s climate and culture coordinator, helped coordinate this opportunity to improve Read More…
