Nuns tap their future to right the past
Victims of alleged fraud use nest egg to fund Worcester school renovation
A small group of Worcester nuns has decided to empty its retirement savings accounts to pay contractors for a $3 million school renovation project, after the nuns were allegedly tricked by a professional fund-raiser into believing an anonymous donor would foot the bill. (Full article: 860 words)
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