Ayer Shirley School District continues to function remotely By M.E. Jones April 17, 2020 at 2:58 p.m.
They're not doctors at this Ayer business, but essential none the less By Jon Winkler April 16, 2020 at 1:45 a.m.
![AYER — The Nashoba Valley Medical Center’s Intensive Care Unit will be fully staffed next week as its owner is bringing its ICU nurses back to work locally. This comes over a month after Steward Health Care, the Dallas-based for-profit health care corporation that owns NVMC, suspended patient admissions to the ICU unit and sent […]](https://www.nashobavalleyvoice.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/05/20190712_0713-low-n-grotonnurses-p1-7.jpg?w=132 "AYER — The Nashoba Valley Medical Center’s Intensive Care Unit will be fully staffed next week as its owner is bringing its ICU nurses back to work locally. This comes over a month after Steward Health Care, the Dallas-based for-profit health care corporation that owns NVMC, suspended patient admissions to the ICU unit and sent […]")
![AYER – School doors may still be closed, but that didn’t stop students and staff of the Ayer-Shirley Regional School District from showing mutual feelings of missing each other. The district put on “We Are Together,” a district-wide parade held on Wednesday, April 22. The parade involved local police and fire vehicles escorting cars driven […]](https://www.nashobavalleyvoice.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/04/low-l-ayerparade3-1.jpg?w=132 "AYER – School doors may still be closed, but that didn’t stop students and staff of the Ayer-Shirley Regional School District from showing mutual feelings of missing each other. The district put on “We Are Together,” a district-wide parade held on Wednesday, April 22. The parade involved local police and fire vehicles escorting cars driven […]")
![AYER – For the past few weeks, Karen DeGagne’s two stepsons have been asking her the same questions after work: Are you ok? Are you nervous? “They don’t quite grasp the seriousness of everything,” DeGagne said, sporting a mask and gloves behind the checkout counter of the Ayer Shop ‘n Save on Thursday morning. “I […]](https://www.nashobavalleyvoice.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/04/LOW-L-shopnSave59-1.jpg?w=120 "AYER – For the past few weeks, Karen DeGagne’s two stepsons have been asking her the same questions after work: Are you ok? Are you nervous? “They don’t quite grasp the seriousness of everything,” DeGagne said, sporting a mask and gloves behind the checkout counter of the Ayer Shop ‘n Save on Thursday morning. “I […]")
![AYER – The Nashoba Valley Medical Center is experiencing staff shakeups as its owner, Steward Health Care, is trying to spread nurses around to address coronavirus cases. The Dallas-based for-profit health care corporation confirmed that it temporarily suspended admissions of intensive care patients at the Ayer hospital last week. The decision is part of the […]](https://www.nashobavalleyvoice.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/04/low-z-hospital-1.jpg?w=117 "AYER – The Nashoba Valley Medical Center is experiencing staff shakeups as its owner, Steward Health Care, is trying to spread nurses around to address coronavirus cases. The Dallas-based for-profit health care corporation confirmed that it temporarily suspended admissions of intensive care patients at the Ayer hospital last week. The decision is part of the […]")
![GROTON – The annual town meeting is where local communities vote on everything from the year’s budget to changes in town code. Because of the coronavirus concerns and the state’s stance on mass gatherings, that vital meeting could come into question. Multiple Nashoba Valley towns are still scheduled to have their annual town meetings on […]](https://www.nashobavalleyvoice.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/03/bakernl01-1.jpg?w=114 "GROTON – The annual town meeting is where local communities vote on everything from the year’s budget to changes in town code. Because of the coronavirus concerns and the state’s stance on mass gatherings, that vital meeting could come into question. Multiple Nashoba Valley towns are still scheduled to have their annual town meetings on […]")