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Debt Collection Fairness Act would protect wages and reduce exorbitant interest charges
Join the Office of State Senator Jason Lewis as an intern this summer!
Transformative Early Education and Childcare Bill Passed in Massachusetts Senate, Led by State Senator Jason Lewis
The HYA would ensure that public schools electing to teach sex and relationship education use an age-appropriate and inclusive curriculum.
Melrose Delegation Celebrates State Grant of Over $9,000 to Purchase Safety Equipment for the Melrose Fire Department
Senator Jason Lewis Appointed to the Special Joint Committee on Initiative Petitions to Review Ballot Initiatives Before the 2024 Election
Are you 65 or older? Do you qualify for the Senior Circuit Breaker Tax Credit?
Melrose is receiving a Supporting Students’ Social and Emotional Learning, Behavioral and Mental Health, and Wellness Grant from DESE
Massachusetts State Senate Passes Bills to Increase Firearm Safety and Reduce Gun Violence in the State
Massachusetts State Senate Passes Bill to Help Unlock Federal Grant Funding Opportunities
Sen. Lewis and Rep. Lipper-Garabedian Announce $250,267 for Transportation Improvements in Melrose, Funded by the Fair Share Amendment
State Senate Passes the PACT Act
Nominated by ABCD, Senator Lewis was recognized at the Providers’ Council 48th Annual Convention & Expo
We Are There When You Need Us
Join Senator Lewis, MA Secretary of Housing and Livable Communities, Ed Augustus, and a distinguished panel of experts to discuss housing.
Find out the unofficial results for these races: Mayor, Councilor-At-Large, Ward Councilors and School Committee.
We’re Here to Serve You
Grigoraitis is running against Monica Medeiros Solano to fill the seat vacated by Paul Brodeur, who is not seeking reelection.
Schille is among 10 candidates running for 4 councilor-at-large seats.
Obremski, the incumbent, is running against J. Michael McCarthy to represent Ward 2 on the City Council.
Vandiver is running unopposed in Ward 5. Incumbent Shawn MacMaster announced he will not seek a 4th term.
Garipay, an incumbent, is running unopposed to represent Ward 4.
Medeiros Solano is running against Jennifer Grigoraitis to fill the seat vacated by Paul Brodeur, who is not seeking reelection.
Hartman is among 4 candidates running for 3 open seats.
O'Connell is among 10 candidates running for 4 councilor-at-large seats.
Travers is running to represent Ward 6. The seat currently is being filled by Jennifer Grigoraitis, who is running for mayor.
Here is what you need to know for the Municipal Election.
Migliorelli is an incumbent and among 10 candidates running for 4 councilor-at-large seats.
Williams is among 10 candidates running for 4 councilor-at-large seats. He currently is the city councilor representing Ward 7.
Orlandella is among 10 candidates running for 4 councilor-at-large seats.
Quick, Easy and Convenient
Trzepacz is among 4 candidates running for 3 open seats.
Kelley is among 4 candidates running for 3 open seats.
Jamaleddine is an incumbent and among 10 candidates running for 4 councilor at large seats.
Income Protection to Millions
Sullivan is running for 1 of 4 councilor-at-large seats.
Maria Berardi is running for 1 of 4 councilor-at-large seats.
Driscoll is running for reelection to the School Committee, where she has served since 2008.