The legislation, designed to improve access to mental health care, won bipartisan and unanimous support in the Massachusetts Senate
In-person office hours will be held in Malden, Melrose & Wakefield
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Senator Lewis joined unanimous bipartisan vote to allocate $3.82 billion in federal aid funding
"This was the worst job I've ever had," Nicholas Leon told Patch after what he described as an unexpected and bitter end to his short stint.
Residents and business owners who aren’t currently enrolled in MCP are welcome to attend.
The City of Melrose Veterans Day Ceremony will begin on Nov. 11 at 11:00 a.m. at the Vietnam Reflection Area.
Following another trying year due to a lingering pandemic, the leaders of School Committee and City Council garnered the most votes.
Jen McAndrew, Dorie Withey and Jen Razi-Thomas were elected by about a 2-to-1 margin over John Connelly in the only contested race.
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The Mass. School Building Authority invited Melrose schools to participate in the Accelerated Repair Program for Hoover & Horace Mann Roofs
"As a community, we pride ourselves on being 'One Community Open to All,'" Mayor Brodeur said. "We cannot afford to abandon these values."
Establishes the Genocide Education Trust Fund to educate students on the history of genocide
The Middlesex County unemployment rate improved somewhat during the late summer.
There will be four days of early voting.
A resident voices support for incumbent Jen McAndrew, incumbent Jen Razi-Thomas and Dorie Withey.
"This is such a win for everyone in Melrose," Mayor Paul Brodeur said.
The VOTES Act permanently codifies the popular mail-in and early voting options used in 2020 elections
As Senate Chair of the Education Committee, Senator Jason Lewis helped advance bill through the legislative process
Proposal to allow non-binary gender option on Mass. drivers’ licenses and birth certificates won bipartisan support in Massachusetts Senate
The city is seeking City Council's approval of a $10.8 million bond that would unlock a state grant to pay for almost half of the overhaul.
A property owner’s first violation would result in a written warning. Subsequent violations would carry a $100 fine for each offense.
Bill would implement age-appropriate and medically accurate reproductive health curriculum in Massachusetts public schools
More than 1 out of every 10 Middlesex County rental households are in arrears as of early August, according to a new analysis.
Melrose Public Schools Received Multiple State Grants to Support Civics Education, Summer School, and English Language Learner Programs
Twenty-one hours of early voting will be offered in the days leading up to the Nov. 2 election.
There will be no contested races for the 11 City Council seats and only one person too many running for School Committee.
The city will get two climate change resilience and flood mitigation grants totaling over $200,000.
The Middlesex County unemployment rate worsened slightly during the summer.
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In-person Election Day voting will return to the middle school gym for all city residents.
But national figures point to a rebound when local data for July becomes available next month.
The CDC recommends indoor public mask use for vaccinated and unvaccinated Melrose residents.
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A new analysis found more than 6 million nationwide are behind on rent, owing a total of $23 billion.
The Central Terrace alleyway between the Y and Rising Eagle will undergo a transformation into a much more versatile space.
The City Council committed to continuing expanded remote participation and encouraged other boards and committees to follow suit.
Rep. Katherine Clark's rise from the Melrose School Committee to Capitol Hill has her on the shortlist to replace Speaker Nancy Pelosi.
Many city bodies are back to meeting in person and without remote access. That means many residents could be shut out of the public process.
The Milano Center and streetscape improvements are among the initiatives being funded by the $175,000 in the state budget.