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Health care careers are promising both in terms of the projected demand for new jobs from growth as well as the need to replace people who leave the system. The expected growth among the health care worker population is expected to be much higher than the average for all occupations in the remainder of this decade.
The candidate not the party
The next presidential election is almost a year and a half away. But you can’t turn on a news show or pick up a newspaper without being bombarded with talk about the candidates. The news/infotainment channels are almost hysterical in their vilification of the leading candidates.
100 years ago — July 1923
Mr. and Mrs. George Belcher, Mrs. Lewis and Mrs. Day motored to Torrington Sunday.
On Thursday of this week a babies’ convention will be held at the Casino with Miss St. James in charge.
In a year-long endeavor, Salisbury School students uncovered a local mental health story with historic and international implications and which they documented in a film that debuted at The Troutbeck Symposium in April.
Newspapers are done. That’s the story these days. And this message has been repeated year after year over the last two decades as more than 2,500 weekly publications in the United States either closed or merged with other papers as a way to survive.
100 years ago — July 1923
SALISBURY — E.R. Smith has sold his garage to R.G. Marston. It is understood that Mr. Smith and family expect to go to California later to make their home.
Photo by Cynthia Walsh
Ever wonder why settlers chose to name a lake Wononscopomuc? Or where is the Academy on Academy Street? The Factory on Factory Street?
Re: the Salisbury selectman’s ballot
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