US EditionSpending, Reproductive Rights, Road Bills Sent to Healey
MASSACHUSETTS, AUG 1 – The bill boosts local road repairs with $1.185 billion, raises pay for bar advocates amid labor disputes, and restricts cellphone use in most K-12 classrooms, lawmakers said.
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Spending, reproductive rights, road bills sent to Healey
BOSTON — The Legislature treated the last day of July as it so often does: with a blitz of action to advance or wrap up multiple bills before lawmakers give themselves an extended break. On the eve of a traditional summer recess, the House and Senate sent Gov. Maura Healey measures instituting new legal shields to protect reproductive and gender identity care, funding $259 million in spending including investments in legal representation for ind…
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Massachusetts lawmakers send Gov. Healey a spending bill that boosts road funding and bans cellphones in classrooms
On the eve of a traditional summer recess, the House and Senate sent Gov. Maura Healey measures instituting new legal shields to protect reproductive and gender identity care and investing heavily in local road repairs.
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