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LYNN — Picture this: A gleaming apartment or office building atop the underused MBTA Garage in the downtown with restaurants, boutiques and shops on the ground floor.
The idea was floated by MassDevelopment, the state’s economic development and finance agency, at a private meeting of the Lynn Economic Advancement and Development (LEAD) team on Thursday.
Fact Check on Misleading Claims About Refugees
Claim #1: An arbitrary deadline that ignores the need for an enhanced screening process is in direct contravention to the House-passed SAFE Act (H.R. 4038), which passed with broad bipartisan support and a veto-proof margin in the House.
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The Fourth Annual Peter J. Gomes Service Award
The nomination period is now CLOSED for the fourth annual Peter J. Gomes Service Award and 2019 Day of Service. The Award Ceremony and Day of Service will be held in early September. At the event, the community will recognize a group of outstanding nominations, and the finalist for the Peter J. Gomes service award.
Details will be announced soon.
SALEM — School leaders have new allies in the fight to improve the district and pull it out of its state-assigned Level 4 status.
Officials from Salem Public Schools, along with Congressman Seth Moulton, came together with the Massachusetts Service Alliance, United Way and AmeriCorps Monday morning to launch a partnership that will bring service volunteers to help the city's English language learning (ELL) school population.
Speaks with service members and military leaders, receives an on-the-ground update on the fight against ISIS\
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Two of Congress' youngest members joined millennials in Center City Philadelphia on Wednesday afternoon to talk Uber, the student debt crisis and other issues affecting the country's youngest generation of voters.