In July, the foundation announced it had received a contract from the Massachusetts Bureau of Substance Addiction Services to open the center. “The CORE is a place where someone in recovery can find support, fellowship and a sense of community and hope,” Bullard said. To be able to bid on and secure the contract with…
North Station fare gates will begin operation on Saturday, October 1st 2022. At that point, passengers will need a ticket to enter and exit the gated area at North Station. The new gate system will allow the MBTA to better integrate the Commuter Rail’s network and ticketing system with those of the T’s other transit…
The Massachusetts Legislature unanimously passed a $52.7 billion budget for Fiscal Year 2023 (FY23). This budget upholds fiscal responsibility and makes targeted investments to strengthen the state’s economic foundation, protect the most vulnerable residents and support the everyday needs of communities and families in the Commonwealth. Taking into consideration historic tax revenue performance in Fiscal…
The Massachusetts House of Representatives unanimously passed an economic development bill, which utilizes American Rescue Plan Act (ARPA) funds, Fiscal Year 2022 (FY22) surplus funds, and bonds to make significant investments across several vital sectors of the economy, and to give back to low and middle-income residents in Massachusetts by providing one-time rebates and significant…
The state has signed off on CCB Foundation’s upcoming peer-to-peer recovery support center in Gloucester. The Rockport-based addiction recovery organization on Thursday announced it received a contract from Massachusetts Department of Public Health’s Bureau of Substance Addiction Services to open The CORE Peer Recovery & Resource Center at the office complex at 11-15 Parker St.…
Nina J. Goodick of Gloucester has been honored as a member of the Massachusetts Commission on the Status of Women’s 2022 class of Commonwealth Heroines. State Representative Ann-Margaret Ferrante (D-Gloucester) recommended Goodick for this recognition because of her volunteer work and dedication to the Cape Ann community. “From her work helping preserve and display Cape…
Rep. Ann-Margaret Ferrante (D-Gloucester) joined her colleagues in the Massachusetts House of Representatives to unanimously pass a transportation and infrastructure bill authorizing $10.9 billion for projects, including $400 million for the Massachusetts Bay Transportation Authority (MBTA) to address ongoing safety concerns identified by the Federal Transit Administration’s Safety Management Inspection, $250 million for the East-West…
State Attorney General and Democratic gubernatorial candidate Maura Healey took a deep dive into the workings of the nonprofit Gloucester Marine Genomics Institute along Gloucester’s working harbor Monday afternoon. Ferrante acted as an emcee as she explained to Healey how GMGI and the biotech academy came about. “I know that Ann-Margaret has talked about this…
Gloucester lawmaker Ann-Margaret Ferrante will be part of the budget conference committee that works to hammer out a compromise plan for how the state will spend about $50 billion next budget year. Read more on the Gloucester Daily Times website→
Following updated guidance from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), the Commonwealth of Massachusetts announced today that all Massachusetts residents ages 5-11 are eligible to receive a Pfizer COVID-19 booster. The booster should be administered at least five months after completion of a primary COVID-19 vaccine series to provide continued protection against COVID-19.…
