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As parents across the state continue to face soaring child care costs, Governor Maura Healey’s administration is taking steps to make it easier for Massachusetts families to pay those bills, officials said Monday.

Families living at the Webster Family Campground have been told to leave after a judge deemed the property uninhabitable.

LOWELL — Police reports state a total of 34 people were found by police on the second and third floors of 62-64 Branch St. when a search warrant, targeting cocaine and fentanyl, was executed there on Sept. 8.

Tens of millions of food-insecure Americans rely on the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program. The program could be better—but it works.

Bourne residents turned out in force to express opposition to the state’s opting to provide temporary housing for migrant families who have been relocated to Massachusetts. Protesters outside the building

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Residents enrolled in both the BabySteps Savings Plan and SNAP will receive additional funding to save for their children’s future BOSTON – State Treasurer Deborah B. Goldberg and the Department of Transitional Assistance (DTA) announced a new benefit for participants in both the BabySteps Savings Plan and the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP). Starting September […]

Nonprofits struggle to fill in the gaps.

Nonprofits struggle to fill in the gaps.

Given that its first two years occurred in the depths of the pandemic, the program has been extraordinarily successful.