Learning First Charter Public School

K-8 Education in the heart of Worcester's Green Island neighborhood.

Worcester County

Jessie Castellano

Boston Metropolitan Area

Worcester

Massachusetts

I Wuff You Dog Training

Innovative dog training! The cutting edge, most advanced solutions for your dog's struggles! We use a combination of cognitive training, behavior adjustment training, exposure therapy and mindful training, traditional dog training with science-based and holistic approach. We offer reactive dog training, training for fearful dogs or training for just hyper and exuberant dogs and puppy education. All dogs are welcome!

Innovative dog training! The cutting edge, most advanced solutions for your dog's struggles! We use a combination of cognitive training, behavior...

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Elsie Kaye Artisan Gifts & Flamework Studio

Elsie Kaye Gift Shop &amp; Artisan Studio In 2009, on a whim, Holly Kenny took a flameworking class and learned to make glass beads. This sparked a love of glass art and led to the launch her business, Elsie Kaye Gift Shop and Art Studio in downtown Westborough. Holly currently teaches flameworking and metalworking at her studio and is on the faculty at the New England Craft Program in Williamsburg, MA. Holly loves the fluidity and movement of glass and enjoys incorporating metals, enamels and other elements that can change the texture and appearance of the glass. As a result, much of her work takes on an abstract, organic feel. Her work, under the name Elsie Kaye Glassworks, can be found at more than 50 boutiques and galleries across the country. Holly is passionate about promoting emerging local artists by selling their work at her retail shop, as well as helping to foster connections with new and existing businesses in the local area. She is an active member of her community, where she has lived with her husband and two children since 2006.

Northborough

Elsie Kaye Gift Shop & Artisan Studio In 2009, on a whim, Holly Kenny took a flameworking class and learned to make glass beads. This sparked a...

Information courtesy of the US Department of Justice.   . Marcio Freitas, 44, of 90 Edgewood Rd., Shrewsbury, pleaded guilty before US District Judge Dennis F. Saylor to two counts of encouraging an illegal alien to come to or remain in the United States when such entry or residence will be illegal. According to a statement by the US Department of Justice, had the case proceeded to trial, the government's evidence would have proven that Freitas, a Brazilian citizen who was employed by Hester Landscape, persuaded his employer to sponsor Brazilian nationals to receive temporary work visas to allow them to enter and remain in the US for approximately ten months. Freitas charged each Brazilian thousands of dollars for the visas, but had no intention of placing them in jobs. Freitas illegally assisted numerous Brazilians, the majority of whom did not return to Brazil at the end of the ten month visa period. Sentencing is scheduled for May 2. Freitas faces twelve months and one day in prison to be followed by three years of supervised release.

Information courtesy of the US Department of Justice.

. Marcio Freitas, 44, of 90 Edgewood Rd., Shrewsbury, pleaded guilty before US District Judge Dennis F. Saylor to two counts of encouraging an illegal alien to come to or remain in the United States when such entry or residence will be illegal.

According to a statement by the US Department of Justice, had the case proceeded to trial, the government’s evidence would have proven that Freitas, a Brazilian citizen who was employed by Hester Landscape, persuaded his employer to sponsor Brazilian nationals to receive temporary work visas to allow them to enter and remain in the US for approximately ten months. Freitas charged each Brazilian thousands of dollars for the visas, but had no intention of placing them in jobs. Freitas illegally assisted numerous Brazilians, the majority of whom did not return to Brazil at the end of the ten month visa period. Sentencing is scheduled for May 2. Freitas faces twelve months and one day in prison to be followed by three years of supervised release.

Shrewsbury

The Brazilian citizen is accused of helping numerous Brazilian immigrants to enter the country illegally.