AGP Executive Report
Last update: 3 hours agoMedicaid Pressure in Massachusetts: Gov. Maura Healey launched a $10M push to help residents navigate new, federally mandated MassHealth rules, including work requirements and twice-yearly eligibility checks that could leave hundreds of thousands uninsured. Community Health & Belonging: NeighborHealth’s Children’s Bike Safety Day in East Boston handed out helmets and fittings with Boston Children’s Hospital, pairing summer fun with injury prevention. STEM for Local Students: Regis College’s Biofrontiers STEM camp will bring hands-on life sciences learning to Everett students through a Massachusetts Life Sciences Center grant. Culture on Stage: Revere High School sophomore Layla Portillo lands the lead in a local “Mean Girls” production, bringing big musical-theater energy to Saugus. Library Life & Access: Massachusetts rolled out a formal process for challenging and removing school library materials, with new protections for librarians and staff. Food, Stories, and Nutrition: Boston Public Library named Indian-American culinary educator Suman Shah chef-in-residence at the Nutrition Lab, focusing on “How We Gather.” Local Sports Spotlight: Everett hosted the second annual Boston Mini 9-Man Volleyball Invitational, celebrating Chinese American roots and drawing hundreds of athletes.
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