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Legislature overturns veto of Holyoke Soldiers Home Labor Agreement

COURTESY OF THE OFFICE OF SEN. CIDNY FRIEDMAN On July 1, Sen. Cindy Friedman, D-Arlington, and her colleagues in the Massachusetts Legislature voted to override Gov. Charlie Baker’s veto of language requiring a project labor agreement from the Holyoke Soldiers’ Home bill financing the construction of the new home. In May, Baker signed the bulk of a bill authorizing $400 million in bonds for the design and construction of a new soldiers’ home facility in Holyoke and $200 million in bonds to increase geographic equity and accessibility related to the continuum of long-term care services for veterans across the state, but struck a provision requiring the home to be built with a Project Labor Agreement, under which nonunion workers would have to affiliate with construction unions to have a chance to work on the new facility.

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Senator Friedman votes to override Governor Baker veto

Submitted to the Billerica Minuteman Submitted to the Billerica Minuteman On Thursday, July 1, State Sen. Cindy F. Friedman, D-Arlington, with her colleagues in the Legislature voted to override Governor Charlie Baker’s veto of language requiring a project labor agreement from the Holyoke Soldiers’ Home bill financing the construction of the new Home. In May, Governor Baker signed the bulk of a bill authorizing $400 million in bonds for the design and construction of a new soldiers’ home facility in Holyoke. In addition to $200 million in bonds to increase geographic equity and accessibility related to the continuum of long-term care services for veterans across the state.

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People in Business: June 28, 2021

People in Business: June 28, 2021
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After Continued Fight, Federal Money Finally Comes to Everett – Everett Independent

After Continued Fight, Federal Money Finally Comes to Everett – Everett Independent
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Woburn delegation celebrates climate legislation signing

Woburn delegation celebrates climate legislation signing COURTESY OF THE OFFICE OF SEN. CINDY FRIEDMAN Sen. Cindy Friedman, D-Arlington, and Reps. Rich Haggerty, D-Woburn, and Michelle Ciccolo, D-Lexington, joined their colleagues in the Massachusetts Legislature to pass nation-leading climate legislation, known as the Next Generation Climate Roadmap bill, which overhauls the state’s climate laws, reduces greenhouse gas emissions, advances the clean energy industry and prioritizes and protects environmental justice communities. “I have been incredibly supportive of this legislation each and every time it has come before the Senate,” said Friedman, vice chair of the Senate Committee on Ways and Means. “We have been patient, but we cannot be patient any longer. Signing this bill into law puts Massachusetts on a path towards a clean, green and sustainable future for generations to come. I thank Senate President Spilka and Ways and Means Chair Rodrigues for their leadership, a

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