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A tree-cutting moratorium? Loggers, activists, wildlife biologists await Healey's state forest plan - Vimarsana News

A tree-cutting moratorium? Loggers, activists, wildlife biologists await Healey's state forest plan

Unlike other years, the state isn’t asking loggers for bids.

Source: wgbh.org
A tree-cutting moratorium? Loggers, activists, wildlife biologists await Healey's state forest plan - Vimarsana News

A tree-cutting moratorium? Loggers, activists, wildlife biologists await Healey's state forest plan

Climate activists, loggers and wildlife biologists want to know whether Massachusetts Gov. Maura Healey will fulfill her campaign pledge to pause logging on public land while the state develops a climate-focused forest plan. Although there is no official moratorium yet on commercial cutting in Massachusetts state forests, loggers say no new state contracts for timber harvesting have gone out to bid this year.

We Have Some Good News For MA Residents Who Need Food Assistance - Vimarsana News

We Have Some Good News For MA Residents Who Need Food Assistance

A reprieve from Boston as SNAP benefits have been reinstated for the next three months.

Source: wupe.com
We Have Some Good News For MA Residents Who Need Food Assistance - Vimarsana News

We Have Some Good News For MA Residents Who Need Food Assistance

A reprieve from Boston as SNAP benefits have been reinstated for the next three months.

Source: wsbs.com
We Have Some Good News For MA Residents Who Need Food Assistance - Vimarsana News

We Have Some Good News For MA Residents Who Need Food Assistance

A reprieve from Boston as SNAP benefits have been reinstated for the next three months.

Source: wnaw.com