What You Need to Know About Recent Changes
Senate's $61.4 billion fiscally responsible budget proposal invests in education, municipal support, healthcare, housing, transit, and more.
Town Meeting voted on a controversial proposal to add six pickleball courts, according to a report.
With support from Senator Jason Lewis, Lead Sponsor of the Fair Share Amendment, Massachusetts Senate Invests Surplus Fair Share Dollars
Voters will head to the polls Tuesday for the special town election.
Money will fund intersection improvements, RMHS equipment purchases
The town has received approval for $100,000 in funding for major projects.
Local residents are invited to stop by the Pleasant Street Center from 10:15-11:15 a.m.
Money will fund protective equipment for local firefighters, along with fire safety education for students and seniors
The grant will fund protective equipment for local firefighters, along with fire safety education for students and seniors.
Early voting for the annual town election starts this weekend and continues into next week.
Eligible residents can get a refundable tax credit when filing 2024 state income taxes
Melissa Murphy announced her candidacy for the town election April 8 in a letter to the community.
Reading residents are invited to stop by the Center from 10:15-11:15 a.m.
Senator Lewis continues leadership role in Education Committee & continues to serve as a member of the Senate President's leadership team.
Apply for a summer internship at the State House today!
The project includes renovations to the two basketball courts, the tot lot playground, and additional parking on Bancroft Ave.
Massachusetts Senate unanimously approves updated legislative rules for the new 2025-2026 legislative session to increase transparency.
A town commission extended a public hearing on a commercial-residential project pitched for Main Street, according to a report.
Town Hall will be live streamed on YouTube on Tuesday, February 18, 2025, from 7-8 p.m.
2021 RMHS graduate is pursuing a degree in political science at Roger Williams University
The latest round of grants is part of a five-year, $25 million state bond authorization to improve fire safety.
The Select Board has agreed to extend Town Manager Matt Kraunelis' contract for another year, according to a report.
New reforms to the state's healthcare system boost oversight/transparency and improve patient access to quality, affordable treatment.
New bill would create a special commission to revisit the K-12 public school funding formula.
Massachusetts Legislature passes reforms to improve pharmaceutical industry oversight and lower the cost of prescription drugs.
Will lead 25-member House GOP caucus for 2025-2026 legislative session
New law will combat the opioid crisis and support residents living with substance use disorder.
First office hours of the new year set for January 10 at Pleasant Street Center
Special commission included in newly signed law to license recovery coaches and combat opioid abuse
Take a brief constituent survey to help Senator Lewis set his policy agenda!
Hundreds of Reading residents gathered at the Hillview Country Club to celebrate the start of the holiday season
The law seeks to strengthen the K-12 educator workforce by hiring and retaining more diverse educators and improving student outcomes.
Reading residents are invited to stop by the Center between 10:15 a.m. and 11:15 a.m.
Massachusetts Legislature passes sweeping climate legislation to meet the climate crisis head-on.
Legislation to gradually phase out the sale of nicotine and tobacco products announced by Sen. Lewis and Reps. Vitolo and Lipper-Garabedian
State funding will be used to provide preventative safety training and education programs to town employees
The $3,400 grant from the state will be used to deliver safety training for employees.