AGP Executive Report
Last update: 10 hours agoLocal Finances: Mount Washington could receive up to $500,000 more for state-owned conservation land under a proposal to raise payments to towns that can’t tax it. Transit: The MBTA’s $39 million Central Square accessibility upgrade is delayed: construction is now expected to begin in winter 2026–27, with completion pushed to late 2028. Housing and Heat: A Brockton mother faces a $17,000–$20,000 boiler replacement bill after flooding left her home without heat as she cares for two young children. Health Care: Brigham and Women’s nurses plan an open-ended strike beginning Nov. 12 after rejecting a contract offer. Election Day: Massachusetts voters head to the polls Tuesday for the governor’s race and nine ballot questions, including a proposal to repeal recreational marijuana sales and a measure to allow same-day voter registration.
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