NJ teachers health plan: Chapter 44 law didn't deliver savings
The Chapter 44 health plan,\u00a0signed into law by Murphy in 2020 and supported by the NJEA, may end up costing some districts more than the old plan.
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The Chapter 44 health plan,\u00a0signed into law by Murphy in 2020 and supported by the NJEA, may end up costing some districts more than the old plan.
WARWICK — Three months after a July rainstorm caused significant damage to town roads, it has been determined that Warwick will not receive reimbursement grants from the Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) to cover repair costs. Warwick does...
State Auditor Suzanne Bump uses the Pittsfield Police Station as an example of municipal buildings in need of repair in Western Mass. PITTSFIELD, Mass. — State Auditor...
Western Massachusetts communities don’t have the tools necessary to maintain or develop public infrastructure for roadways, buildings and broadband internet, according to a 100-page study the state auditor is set to release on Tuesday.State Auditor...
It’s rescue time for rural Massachusetts, state Auditor Suzanne Bump declared Monday, as her department releases evidence of inequitable government investment in the western part of the state.