Gov. Charlie Baker today is filing his fifth state budget plan, which would boost the main discretionary local aid account next year by 2.7 percent and spend an additional $200 million on K-12 public education (Chapter 70). The increase in…
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Followed by Local Government Advisory Commission meeting, 1-2 p.m., State House Directions MMA office, 1 Winthrop Square, 2nd floor, Boston
This “Galentine’s Day” event will feature a discussion based on Mel Robbins book “The 5 Second Rule” and dedicated networking time. The workshop will offer guidance on collective bargaining, employee…
Department of Environmental Protection Commissioner Martin Suuberg will be the keynote speaker at the Massachusetts Selectmen’s Association’s first regional meeting of the year, which will focus on recycling and sustainability.…
The panel presentation is CORI/SORI: Protecting Yourself and Your Community in the Hiring Process. The Criminal Offender Record Information request form (CORI) and the Sex Offender Registry Information request form…
The Massachusetts Municipal Councillors’ Association will hold a President’s Dinner on March 13 at Ken’s Steakhouse in Framingham. The event, to be held from 6:30 to 8:30 p.m., is open…
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