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Each year, the Massachusetts Caucus of Women Legislators and the Ellie Fund come together for the Breast Cancer Action Month Kickoff to advance health equity, raise awareness, and stand in support of individuals impacted by breast cancer.It was great to see Tarina Dorsainvil from the Lynn Community Health Center as she joined panelists from across the Commonwealth who shared their expertise and valuable perspectives on access to care.
Beautiful day at World Series Park in Saugus, which hosted the Special Olympics today. Big thanks to Bob Davis for his tireless efforts along with all of the volunteers, coaches, parents and players! It was an amazing ceremony and event that will leave lasting memories for all who attended.
The latest Community One Stop for Growth grants will support important revitalization efforts throughout the district, expanding housing access and amplifying economic development across our cities and towns. Thank you to all of our municipal partners for their hard work on each of these infrastructure initiatives.
Lynn, Marblehead, Nahant, Swampscott cash in
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Lynn, Marblehead, Nahant, and Swampscott will receive more than $13.2 million in state funding for local housing, infrastructure, and economic development projects. The Healey-Driscoll administration …
We were thrilled to join the ribbon cutting of new murals for Classroom to the Streets, a collaboration between Beyond Walls, St. Mary’s Lynn Lynn High SchLynn Public Schoolshools, andDemakes Family YMCA YMCA. During the summer, I had the opportunity to tour these murals as they were coming together and see these talented teams at work.Thank you to Beyond Walls and all of the partners involved in this Classroom to the Streets initiative, and congratulations to the students, educators, and artists who collaborated on these impactful art pieces!
It was great to join with The City of Lynn and local officials to celebrate Hispanic Heritage Month with a flag-raising ceremony and recognition of our Latino community members. Congratulations to this year’s honorees who were recognized for their commitment to uplifting the Latino community and being named a 2026 Latino Change Agent. Thanks to everyone who joined us to celebrate these individuals!