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The Wu Administration is demanding the Commonwealth reverse the designation of East Boston's Inner Harbor and Chelsea Creek as Designated Port Areas. Municipal Harbor Plans are generally about local visioning and Designated Port Areas are about the needs of the Commonwealth.
Industrial restrictions on East Boston's waterfront "are not aligned with the future of the neighborhood," Wu said. Read more on Boston.com.
Massachusetts Energy and Environmental Affairs (EEA) secretary Beth Card declared in a press release on Wednesday, August 24, Level-2 (significant) to Level-3 (critical) droughts are being experienced across the state. Martha’s Vineyard started experiencing Level-1 (mild) drought in May. Now, Martha’s Vineyard is facing significant levels of drought. Nantucket, the Elizabethan Islands, and Western Massachusetts […]
Critical drought conditions are spreading across Massachusetts, bringing supply challenges and enhanced water restrictions.
The OneCape Summit was held this week, where national and local leaders discussed solutions to child care, housing and climate change.