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Baker-Polito Administration Announces Over $3.6 Million In Site Readiness Program Grants
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASEContact: Michael Verseckes (HED)Michael.W.Verseckes@mass.gov Kelsey Schiller (MassDev)kschiller@massdevelopment.com Baker-Polito Administration Announces Over $3.6 Million In Site Readiness Program Grants BOSTON—Wednesday, July 22, 2020 - Today, the Baker-Polito Administration announced over $3.6 million for 12 projects in its fourth annual round of Site Readiness Program awards. These awards provide vital resources to municipalities, private-sector
Governor Signs ''Mixed Drinks To Go'' into Law
After finally receiving the bill allowing “Mixed Drinks To Go” back from the Senate, the House of Representatives swiftly returned the bill along with their original limits and sunset clause which were more restaurant friendly. The Senate agreed with those enhancements, and it was sent to the Governor for his approval. This afternoon, the Governor signed the bill, and as a result of the emergency preamble that the House included, restaurants can begin selling mixed drinks to go immediately under the
Department of Family and Medical Leave – News
Department of Family and Medical Leave – News PFML Regulations July 15, 2020 The Department of Family and Medical Leave (DFML) has recently concluded its public hearing and comment period with respect to 458 CMR 2.00. The final version of the regulations has been submitted to the Secretary of State and is anticipated to be published on July 24, 2020. The DFML is providing this unofficial version of the final regulation for your convenience. Below is a brief synopsis of some of the changes
Kennedy addresses Nashoba Valley Chamber of Commerce
Kennedy addresses Nashoba Valley Chamber of Commerce Congressman talks with Nashoba business owners and community activists over Zoom By JON WINKLER | jwinkler@nashobavalleyvoice.com | Nashoba Valley Voice PUBLISHED: July 2, 2020 at 7:34 a.m. | UPDATED: July 2, 2020 at 8:04 a.m. SHIRLEY – With the future of so many aspects of local life uncertain in a post-coronavirus world, U.S. Rep. Joe Kennedy III believes the federal government can do more to protect those elements from total
