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Possible 2024 ballot questions may address driver rights and rent control
Chris Lisinski | State House News Service August 3, 2023Efforts to subject the Legislature to outside scrutiny, reform the role of standardized MCAS tests, allow cities and towns to regulate rent levels, and reshape rights and benefits for on-demand drivers took steps Wednesday toward potentially being…
Worcester State granted $75K to confront food insecurity, possibly create affordable campus market
Timothy Doyle August 2, 2023Worcester State University has received $75,000 in American Rescue Plan Act funding as part of Massachusetts’ effort to address food insecurity as part of the Hunger Free Campus Initiative Grant program.
Nichols College offers 20% discount to Seven Hills employees
Timothy Doyle August 2, 2023Employees of Seven Hills Foundation, Central Massachusetts’ largest human services nonprofit organization, will be able to pursue a variety of degrees online through Nichols College in Dudley at a discounted rate.
USDA makes federal help available to Mass. farmers
Sam Drysdale | State House News Service August 2, 2023Bay State farmers whose crops were destroyed in recent floods can now apply for low-interest loans and refinance existing loans, after the U.S. Department of Agriculture designated parts of the state primary natural disaster areas on Tuesday.
Raise Up not taking minimum wage hike to 2024 ballot
Michael P. Norton and Chris Lisinski | State House News Service August 2, 2023Supporters of a minimum wage increase have opted not to pursue a ballot question in 2024.
After tumultuous year, Family Health Center reports $1M+ surplus
Isabel Tehan August 1, 2023Family Health Center of Worcester ended fiscal 2023 with a $1.2-million surplus, a far cry from the organization’s financial peril in fall 2022.
Legislature reviving program to prevent evictions
Chris Lisinski | State House News Service August 1, 2023A pandemic-era program that paused roughly 10,000 eviction cases while tenants sought financial aid could return as a permanent tool if Gov. Maura Healey joins lawmakers in support.
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Beacon Hill leaves seniors, families, renters waiting for tax relief
Chris Lisinski | State House News Service August 1, 2023While the bills were intertwined, a breakthrough on an overdue annual state budget on Sunday did not coincide with a pact on a tax relief bill, whose contents have now been debated across parts of three fiscal years and two governors.
Leominster ambulance company settles false billing allegation for $2.6M
Timothy Doyle August 1, 2023MedStar Ambulance, along with its parent company Critical Systems, reached a $2.6-million settlement with the Massachusetts Attorney General’s Office over allegations of false MassHealth submissions.
Couple opens Mexican restaurant in DCU Center space left vacant by Glazy Susan
Timothy Doyle July 31, 2023Toro Loco Taqueria has opened its doors at the DCU Center in Worcester at the location left vacant when specialty donut shop Glazy Susan closed in January.
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The President Donald Trump Administration’s campaign to dismantle diversity, equity, and inclusion efforts throughout the federal government and to federally-funded institutions has put many companies and organizations committed to DEI on edge. Many have chosen to navigate Trump-era threats by reorganizing and rewording their DEI initiatives, including changing their wording to eradicate the words “diversity”, “equity”, and “inclusion” in favor of more ambiguous terms such as “fair”, “community”, and “wellbeing”.
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