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The celebration is postponed; the ceremony will be livestreamed and recorded for all to watch

Rules around ministerial announcements during election campaign puts Stormont policy plan on hold

Egypts Minister of Health and Population, Khaled Abdel Ghaffar, emphasised the critical need for enhanced joint coordination and cooperation among A

BOSTON — Families may start getting kicked out of the state’s emergency shelter system on Sept. 1, and providers who thought families had until next spring are feeling blindsided.

Workers who are injured on the job are at higher risk for fatal opioid-related overdoses, according to a new study, which calls for renewed efforts to reduce the stigma of

State officials have pumped nearly $400,000 into a program to review the vaccine records of families entering the emergency shelter system, including migrants from other countries who may have foreign documentation, according to the Healey administration.

"As additions to the toolbox go, the MBTA Communities Act has barely been removed from its packaging," writes one housing proponent. "Zoning is not a housing production program, but it is a necessary step," writes another.

Caucus complains of Fauci-like health czar, misrepresents bill to consolidate 6 health agencies, misstates Carroll Campbells restructuring government plan.

The “Pets in Housing Act” would cap pet deposits at $300 and limit monthly pet fees to $25. The legislation would also end breed restrictions.

"Developing affordable housing is essential to keep people housed," said Susan Worgaftik, Greenfield resident and coordinator of Housing Greenfield.