Henry Schwan
Reporter at Worcester Telegram & Gazette
Reporter at Worcester Telegram & Gazette. Climate change/environment and health are my beats. Plus, other topics. Send news tips to: [email protected]
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1 week ago |
thegardnernews.com | Henry Schwan
Patrick Hannon had been placed on administrative leave in February, after a local business filed a lawsuit against him and the town. Town officials would not say why Hannon was no longer employed. Hannon has a history of lawsuits in several Massachusetts towns over a span of years. DUDLEY ― A local official with a long history of legal problems is no longer employed by the Town of Dudley, according to Town Administrator Jonathan Ruda.
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1 week ago |
thegardnernews.com | Henry Schwan
Henry SchwanWorcester Telegram & GazetteJamichael Lewis, 25, survived the shooting and is at Bridgewater State Hospital. The Fitchburg police chief said an internal review found the officer had followed department policy. Lewis's family said they called 911 after the young man left home stating his intention to die. Aubrey Lewis believes Fitchburg police never should have shot his grandson.
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2 weeks ago |
thegardnernews.com | Henry Schwan
The Hospital for Behavioral Medicine has its fourth leader in the past six years. The hospital offers inpatient and outpatient services for children, adolescents and adults. Investigators determined that a patient bled after being tackled by a security guard at the hospital.
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2 weeks ago |
telegram.com | Henry Schwan
The Hospital for Behavioral Medicine has its fourth leader in the past six years. The hospital offers inpatient and outpatient services for children, adolescents and adults. Investigators determined that a patient bled after being tackled by a security guard at the hospital.
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2 weeks ago |
thegardnernews.com | Henry Schwan
The union claims UMass did not adequately promote the program to the publicUMass said enrollment dropped because patients prefer home- and office-based care. UMass also cited financial challenges at its affiliate, Community Healthlink, which runs the program. WORCESTER — The union that represents workers in a program that provides substance use recovery services to teenagers claims UMass Memorial Health isn’t giving the real reason why it’s shutting down the services.
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