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First West Edge, LLC

Hello, my name is Ms. Romenia Alicia Dyer my background has been centered around preparing myself to become the very best financial consultant and I am a motivated person who likes to work well in team collaboration, shows initiative to assist clients, ability to adapt to change, responds to customer inquiries via phone; hardworking that develops strong working relationships. We set ourselves apart from other companies in which our company takes pride in our customer ‘s opinions, comments, overall satisfaction and we understand our clients’ individual needs, which is the reason we give top notch services to each client with a resolution in our minds. Our mission is to give, for giving is what I do best, and I can learn to do better. I will seek to learn, for learning is the basis for growth and growing is the key to living. I will seek first to understand, for understanding is the key to finding value and value is the basis for respect, decisions and action.

Norfolk County

William Hall

Boston Metropolitan Area

Braintree

Massachusetts

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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!

Worcester County

Jessie Castellano

Worcester

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

Learning First Charter Public School

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

Worcester’s New Climate-Controlled Self Storage Facility

CubeSmart Self Storage

Looking for storage that’s easy, secure, and modern? We’ve got you covered—literally. At CubeSmart Self Storage on 80 Barber Ave, we make storage simple, premium, and seriously convenient. 🚙 Drive right in under a covered, climate-controlled loading bay—no weather hassles 📦 High-clearance, three-lane access makes loading and unloading quick and stress-free—even for large vehicles 🧊 Fully climate-controlled across all four floors—ideal for protecting your valuables year-round 📱 Smartphone access via the CubeSmart app: open gates, doors, and elevators remotely 🛒 Free dollies &amp; handcarts on-site to make every move easier 📍 Centrally located off I-190 and I-290—perfectly positioned near Worcester’s residential neighborhoods and business hubs Whether you're moving, decluttering, managing inventory, or just need dependable storage, our facility is designed for your peace of mind and everyday convenience. Come see why Worcester locals trust CubeSmart at 80 Barber Ave. 📲 Reserve your unit online today and move in with zero hassle!

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WORCESTER, MA - City Manager Eric D. Batista announced Friday that $10 million in unspent 2024 funds will be allocated to Worcester Public Schools, and an additional $2.2 million of tax relief to residents. $7.5 million out of that 10 will support capital and operating expenses. The increase in student population led to a difficult budget year, so the "free cash" will help alleviate some of that financial constraint. The other $2.5 million will go to the New High School Fund, as Worcester aims to replace Burncoat High and Middle Schools in the future. The yet-to-be approved project saw one hurdle cleared when city council approved a new loan order of $3 million to fund its feasibility study. The New High School Fund will help Worcester prepare for future debt service costs and reduce the blow by capital expenses on future operating budgets. Additionally, the city is helping its residents by providing $2.2 million in tax relief. "We are happy to allocate funds to the Worcester Public Schools to help with operating and capital expenses," said Batista. "Investing in our youth is investing in the future of Worcester."

WORCESTER, MA - City Manager Eric D. Batista announced Friday that $10 million in unspent 2024 funds will be allocated to Worcester Public Schools, and an additional $2.2 million of tax relief to residents.

$7.5 million out of that 10 will support capital and operating expenses. The increase in student population led to a difficult budget year, so the “free cash” will help alleviate some of that financial constraint. The other $2.5 million will go to the New High School Fund, as Worcester aims to replace Burncoat High and Middle Schools in the future. The yet-to-be approved project saw one hurdle cleared when city council approved a new loan order of $3 million to fund its feasibility study. The New High School Fund will help Worcester prepare for future debt service costs and reduce the blow by capital expenses on future operating budgets.

Additionally, the city is helping its residents by providing $2.2 million in tax relief. “We are happy to allocate funds to the Worcester Public Schools to help with operating and capital expenses,” said Batista. “Investing in our youth is investing in the future of Worcester.”