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Democratic States Sue Trump Administration over School Mental Health Funding Cuts

US Politics · United States

Democratic States Sue Trump Administration over School Mental Health Funding Cuts

48% Center coverage: 37 sources

Sixteen Democratic-led states filed a lawsuit against the Trump administration Monday challenging the Department of Education’s cuts to mental health funding for schools. See the Story

Healey Blasts Trump Administration for Withholding $108M From Mass. Schools

Healey Blasts Trump Administration for Withholding $108M From Mass. Schools

50% Center coverage: 34 sources

"Every day that goes by without this education funding hurts children, educators, communities and our economy," the governor said.See the Story

Proposal aims to change who pays broker fees in Massachusetts

Maura Healey · Boston

Proposal aims to change who pays broker fees in Massachusetts

64% Center coverage: 11 sources

BOSTON (WPRI) — A major shift could be coming to the Massachusetts rental market that would save renters thousands of dollars upfront. Gov. Maura Healey proposed a change in who pays broker fees, saying that it's part of a bigger plan to address the state's housing crisis. The cost of renting in Massachusetts is sky high, she said, and the proposal would shift the responsibility from the tenant to the landlord. "We've got to make it more afforda…See the Story

Beacon Hill Roll Call: FY 26 Budget Signed Into Law

67% Center coverage: 9 sources

THE HOUSE AND SENATE: Beacon Hill Roll Call records local representatives’ and senators’ votes on roll calls from the week of June 30-July 4. APPROVE $60.9 BILLION FISCAL YEAR 2026 STATE BUDGET (H 4240) — House 139-6, Senate 38-2, approved and Gov. Maura Healey signed into law, after vetoing $130 million in planned spending, a conference […]Maura Healey · Massachusetts See the Story

Worcester Public Library's March Meowness Wins Second Award

100% Center coverage: 1 sources

WORCESTER – The American Library Association awarded the Worcester Public Library a 2025 John Cotton Dana Library Public Relations Award for its March Meowness campaign. The award, the most prestigious awarded by the American Library Association, was issued to eight libraries in 2025. Each award recipient also wins a $10,000 grant. In May, the International Federation of Library Associations and Institutions awarded the PressReader International…Philadelphia, Pennsylvania · Philadelphia See the Story

Elm Park Playground Rehab Finished Ahead of Schedule

100% Center coverage: 1 sources

WORCESTER – The Elm Park Playground rehabilitation project finished well before the July 31 target date set by the city, and in time for the Independence Day holiday weekend. The city did not put out a press release, nor hold a ceremony like they did for Blithewood Park in June. That event ended with protest, with some escorted away from the playground. The Elm Park Playground has several new features, including an apparatus with a cover and the…Independence Day · Worcester Read Article

America the Beautiful on Independence Day

50% Left coverage: 4 sources

The greatest speech in my lifetime was not made by a real president. It was made by an actor, in an international summer blockbuster on July 3rd 1996. I was 14 years old, and my life, such as it was, was already a dumpster fire. Foster care, divorced parents, juvenile crime, various types, kinds and volumes of abuse. You name it, I saw it. Throughout it all, my mother, who by this time was officially disabled by her epilepsy, always managed to b…Barack Obama See the Story

'Remarkable' New Trustees Announced for Worcester's Scala Arts Centre

100% Center coverage: 3 sources

Worcester City Council appoints five founding trustees for Scala arts centre, set to open in 2026. Scala will be a creative hub for arts, film, and events.Diwali · Worcester See the Story

Nothing To See Here, Move Along

100% Center coverage: 1 sources

On the city council agenda tonight, there was only one item, the evaluation of the City Manager. I arrived early to attend the Public Safety Meeting, and stayed in between. The meeting was sparsely attended on the public side yet full for the city administration side. The gallery had the communications team, and the department heads were in the bullpen next to the media section. As the night went on, and councilor after councilor gave their feed…Worcester, Massachusetts · Worcester Read Article

Wednesdays On Water returns to Worcester's Canal District

100% Center coverage: 2 sources

Worcester's Canal District to host Wednesdays On Water block parties for the second straight year.Worcester, Massachusetts · Worcester See the Story

The Responsible Gambling Organizations of Massachusetts

100% Center coverage: 1 sources

Massachusetts has always trodden a careful path when it comes to gambling. It has some of the best organizations in the country to prevent issues and help those with problem gambling behaviors. The text below can help you understand why they are vital. It is believed around 60% of residents in Massachusetts gamble in some form. This can range from sports betting to lottery and casinos. Of these gamblers, just over 25% are estimated to have gambl…Worcester, Massachusetts · Worcester Read Article

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