Acting Chair Bruce Stebbins said that he cannot thank the Cannabis Control Commission’s staff and his fellow commissioners enough for getting the state past this “milestone” but reiterated that it’s the “first step in the process.”
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Sides talk trash, not deal, in strike
According to Jake Anderson, Republic Services’ operations leader in Greater Boston, the company has managed to cover 160 of the 180 routes they are responsible for in the region.
Mass. emergency shelter spending over $940M for FY25, latest state data shows
Gov. Maura Healey’s administration spent just over $940 million on emergency family shelters and related services last fiscal year, but the final total is projected to increase by tens of millions of dollars more as officials work to settle payments.
Mass. emergency shelter spending over $940M for FY25, latest state data shows
Gov. Maura Healey’s administration spent just over $940 million on emergency family shelters and related services last fiscal year, but the final total is projected to increase by tens of millions of dollars more as officials work to settle payments.
Fitness Studio Court comes to Fitchburg
FITCHBURG — The day dawned bright and sunny on Monday for the morning ribbon cutting ceremony to officially open the Coolidge Park Fitness Court Studio. “This has been taken advantage of since this was built, people from all over have come to use it,” said Fitchburg Parks and Recreation Director James Bunnell at the July […]
Worcester man found guilty in Fitchburg homicide
WORCESTER — Last week, a Worcester Superior Court jury found a Worcester man guilty of murder in the July 11, 2019, shooting of 23-year-old Leon Wilson, Jr. of Fitchburg, in the area of Pie Alley in Fitchburg, according to Worcester County District Attorney Joseph D. Early, Jr. Mugisha Jeanbosco, 27, was found guilty of first-degree […]
