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Brendan Crighton
Proudly serving as State Senator for the 3rd Essex District (Lynn, Lynnfield, Marblehead, Nahant, Saugus, and Swampscott)
Congratulations to Mark King on a well-deserved retirement from Marion Street Auto Body. Serving West Lynn for over 36 years, Mark has been incredibly dedicated to his business and to his community. Congratulations as well to Dave Ronan, the new owner of Marion Street Auto Body. We wish them both the best!
It was great to see local members of the American Federation of Teachers at the State House last week who came by to talk about their policies and experiences. Thank you for all that you do for our students, and for your advocacy with making your voices heard on Beacon Hill.
We're thrilled to share that Lynn Vocational Technical Institute has received $4.8M in grant funding to provide much-needed equipment upgrades that will result in lower costs and improved energy efficiency. Thanks to the Healey/Driscoll Administration for prioritizing support for these critical facilities upgrades, and to The City of Lynn for advocating for our schools. Through these clean energy investments, we will provide students and teachers with a safe learning environment that also brings the school in line with modern energy system standards.
Lynn schools receive $4.8M grant
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LYNN – The Massachusetts Clean Energy Center (MassCEC) awarded over $52 million in grants to help upgrade public school facilities through the Green School Works program. Of that roughly $52 million...
Had a busy Transportation Committee hearing earlier this week focused on legislation regarding autonomous vehicles, bicycles and pedestrians, street design, and specialty vehicles. Thanks to all of the legislators, advocates, and coalitions who came out to speak on these important bills.
Congratulations to Mimi Hollister, Jessica Brown, and Kit Jenkins for being recognized as part of the 22nd Annual Commonwealth Heroine Awards! Held in partnership with the Massachusetts Commission on the Status of Women, these women have been recognized along with 120 others from across the state including leaders in industry, nonprofit, and advocacy for their leadership and contributions to their communities.
