The state’s health and human services agency greenlighted four no-bid contracts and an agreement to rent shelter space at a Quincy college for more than $237,000 a month as the Healey administration attempted to respond to an influx of migrants over the past year, according to documents obtained by the Herald.
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Gov. Maura Healey turns to former prison to house migrants sleeping at Logan Airport
Gov. Maura Healey’s administration plans to turn a decommissioned prison in Norfolk into an overflow shelter for up to 140 families waiting for placement into the larger state-funded system, a spokesperson for the governor said in a statement Saturday.
Will Massachusetts see the Northern Lights? ‘Low horizon glow’ is possible from the aurora
Will Massachusetts see the Northern Lights? ‘Low horizon glow’ is possible from the aurora
A truck for Trillium Brewing, which has a ‘Storrowed’ beer, reportedly Storrows in Boston
A box truck for Trillium Brewing Company, which has a “Storrowed” Double IPA beer, reportedly Storrowed.
Lori Trahan honors winners of 3rd District Congressional Art Competition
CHELMSFORD — Congresswoman Lori Trahan named Concord Academy ninth grader Elyn Tao as the winner of the 3rd District’s 2024 Congressional Art Competition during a May 3 reception honoring participants of this year’s challenge held at the Chelmsford Center for the Arts.
‘Come to work:’ State reassures Steward hospital employees ‘glitch’ was fixed after paycheck delay
“There was a glitch when it came to the banking,” said Governor Maura Healey at an event Thursday. “That matter has been resolved by the bank. Employees, workers at Steward are getting paid, will continue to get paid.”
