MCAS opponents delivered another around 135,000 signatures to the Secretary of State on Thursday, advancing the ballot question to nix the standardized testing graduation requirement closer to the November ballot.
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Massachusetts 988 Suicide and Crisis Lifeline gets $8 million: ‘Lifesaving’
Massachusetts 988 Suicide and Crisis Lifeline gets $8 million: ‘Lifesaving’
City awarded $1.2M for downtown parking upgrades
GARDNER — The Healey-Driscoll Administration announced $25 million in federal grant funding on Wednesday, a portion of which seeks to transform Gardner’s downtown into a robust, multimodal transit hub with connections to the Montachusett Regional Transit Authority. The competitive federal funds, which also went to projects in Salem and Everett, were awarded as part of […]
Alzheimer’s research: Boston scientists create AI model to ‘catch Alzheimer’s disease early’
Alzheimer’s research: Boston scientists create AI model to ‘catch Alzheimer’s disease early’
Gov. Healey sends officials to southern border to ‘educate’ about shelter issues in Mass.
Gov. Maura Healey dispatched members of her administration to visit the southern border in Texas this week in an effort to make connections with federal immigration officials and “educate them” about shelter issues in Massachusetts, a spokesperson said.
Boston has 4th worst traffic in US, eighth in the world, report says
Boston has the fourth worst traffic in the country, and is ranked eighth among the world’s most congested cities, according to a new report.
