AGP Executive Report
Last update: 6 hours agoElection Day: Falmouth turnout topped 50% of registered voters by 2 p.m., with the town clerk calling it a “crazy busy” day. Boston’s Census Count: Proposed federal rules could exclude many college students from Boston and Cambridge population totals, threatening representation and funding. Food & Culture: Dominican American entrepreneur Socrates Abreu has grown Chilacates to 11 Boston-area locations, with new restaurants planned in Dorchester and Quincy. Living Heritage: Sister June Carpenter, born in Boston and a Simmons-trained librarian, has died at 88; she helped preserve the records of Maine’s last active Shaker community. Community Care: Martha’s Vineyard Savings Bank’s charitable foundation has given more than $2.3 million this year, including grants for a youth club, a winter shelter and senior housing. Animal Welfare: Burlington officer Jamie Jeffrey was named Massachusetts Animal Control Officer of the Year for her work rescuing animals and reuniting lost pets with families.
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