Driscoll Administration News Today

Leominster Mayor Dean Mazzarella said the city suffered at lease $30 million in public property damage from the storms that brought 10 inches of rain in four hours on Sept. 11, 2023.

BOSTON — Immigrants who settle and find work in Massachusetts provide “a direct economic benefit to the region in which they are working in both the value of work produced

Worcester legislators have been filing a bill for several session that would create a Commission to address failures in emergency shelter system

Ninth Annual J. Barry Dwyer 5K Turkey Trot is Set for Chelsea Stadium Nov. 18 The ninth annual J. Barry Dwyer Turkey Trot is set for Saturday, November 18, at 10 AM at Chelsea Stadium. The trot promises to be a fun event for all persons of all ages and abilities, featuring a 5K road

BURLINGTON - This summer, 159 kids from Burlington Public Schools Summer Central set sail for Spectacle Island on Save the Harbor/Save the Bay’s free All Access Boston Harbor Cruises.

Nearly $2 million in grants are awarded to farmers, fishermen and other local producers in the Greater New Bedford area

Special to the Journal On Friday morning DCR Commissioner Brian Arrigo joined legislative and community members of the Metropolitan Beaches Commission at Carson Beach in South Boston for the release of “Breaking Barriers”, a report on improving public access to the metropolitan region’s public beaches from Nahant to Nantasket. The report is based on a

Special to the Journal Governor Maura T. Healey and Lieutenant Governor Kimberley Driscoll’s 100th day in office was on April 15, and they are highlighting their key accomplishments to make Massachusetts more affordable, competitive and equitable. In addition to building out a strong team of cabinet members, the administration filed its first budget and tax package that propose

New High Schools Expand Program by 30% As Part of Effort to Reimagine High School, Pathways Now Offered at Nearly 1 in 5 Public High Schools in Massachusetts Chelmsford - Governor Maura T. Healey today announced that her administration is awarding new Innovation Career Pathway designations to 27 high schools across the state, expanding the […]

BOSTON – Ahead of Governor Maura T. Healey and Lieutenant Governor Kimberley Driscoll’s 100th day in office on April 15th, their administration is highlighting key accomplishments to make Massachusetts more affordable, competitive and equitable. In addition to building out a strong team of cabinet members, the administration filed its first budget and tax package that […]