AGP Executive Report
Last update: 11 hours agoNational Parks Fight: A Massachusetts federal judge ordered the Trump administration to restore National Park Service signs and exhibits tied to climate change, slavery and Indigenous history, calling the removals “censorship and sanitization.” Marijuana Ballot: The state Supreme Judicial Court cleared the initiative to repeal 2016 recreational marijuana legalization, saying the AG’s ballot summary was fair and the measure can move toward the November vote. PFAS Crackdown: Massachusetts lawmakers are advancing broad restrictions on “forever chemicals,” including a proposed fund for contamination cleanup and bans on PFAS in many consumer products. World Cup in Massachusetts: Boston Stadium in Foxborough is set for Haiti vs. Scotland, with Team USA’s early win drawing huge crowds and MBTA “Boston Stadium Train” tickets nearly sold out. Public Safety: A boy is in critical condition after being hit by an SUV while biking in Braintree, and Ipswich lacrosse parents and school officials are trading claims in a cigar-related suspension/forfeit dispute. Housing & Health: Boston celebrated an affordable-housing acquisition in Roslindale, and a new non-invasive prenatal sequencing approach aims to screen far more genes than standard NIPT. Food Insecurity: The Greater Boston Food Bank is sending $6.3 million to Eastern Massachusetts partners as hunger rises.
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