Legislation would allow Boxborough to become a Green Community

Bill regulates “mental health watch” in facilities and protects critical rights

The state grant will allow the removal of a dilapidated dam on Fort Pond Brook

This project will preserve approximately 111 acres, or two-thirds, of the Stow Acres North Course for conservation and recreation

The state grant will be used to repair and rehabilitate the 1870s dam

The project will identify, assess, and prioritize nature-based solutions and provide critical education and community engagement

The pilot pocket forest is a moving vehicle for training community members to plant and monitor pocket forests and testing methods

22 Johnston Way in Stow will offer 87 total units for seniors as well as support services

Funds for library construction will promote equal access to information, technology, resources, and programming

Eldridge underscores importance of providing housing solutions to improve public safety and transition people back into society

Funds will replace a 40-year-old bridge over the tributary to Sandra Road

Funds allow development and design of Bruce Freeman Rail Trail (BFRT)’s extension to the former CSX Corridor

Grant will allow economic and recreational benefits and improve walkability and connectivity

Legislation funds public facility constructions, food security resources, technology upgrades, and government structure studies

While many findings of the Ripples report speak truth of the deteriorating conditions at MCI-Framingham, we strongly disagree with the proposal for expansion of a correctional center.

MIDAS is a statewide non-profit organization dedicated to establishing matched-savings programs throughout Massachusetts

Public Schools in Sudbury and Harvard will receive funding for comprehensive summer learning opportunities

State funds will provide furniture, technology, and equipment to library.