Spilka Named to Head-Up Conference Committee on CHINS Reform
Today, Senator Karen Spilka announced that she was named to serve as the Senate Chair of the six member conference […]
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Latest Job and Unemployment Estimates for Local Labor Markets in the Massachusetts
BOSTON – Tuesday, July 24, 2012 – The Executive Office of Labor and Workforce Development today reported that the June
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Fruit Street Athletic Complex Closed July 27
Access to the Fruit Street Athletic Fields will be closed to the public on Friday July 27th to allow completion
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June Unemployment Remains at 6.0% – Massachusetts Jobs Decrease by 2,600
Boston, MA – July 19, 2012 –The Executive Office of Labor and Workforce Development today reported that the total unemployment
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Governor Patrick Signs Changes to Community Preservation Act
Gov. Deval Patrick has signed into law an expansion of the Community Preservation Act (CPA) and a $25 million transfer
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Rep. Dykema Convenes Regional Economic Development Discussion
Tuesday Representative Carolyn Dykema (D-Holliston) convened the regional economic development committees from across the 8th Middlesex District of Holliston, Hopkinton,
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Governor Signs Dementia Care Unit Protection Legislation
Bipartisan legislation co-sponsored by Representative Carolyn Dykema providing increased protection for residents in dementia care units was signed into law
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Water Ban Extended: Effective Immediately No Lawn Sprinklers Allowed
This is Eric Carty, Water Manager, with an important water supply advisory for municipal water system users. Due to the
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Indictments Handed Down in Massachusetts and Rhode Island Armed Home Invasions
On November 9, 2011, an Eisenhower Street, Cumberland, Rhode Island residence was broken into and three firearms were stolen, as
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Are You Ready to Vote in the State Primary?
Are you heading off to school or going to be away on vacation? Town Clerk Ann Click reminds residents that