AGP Executive Report
Last update: 9 hours agoLocal Governance & Public Safety: Worcester-area water closures are expanding as cyanobacteria levels rise, with Clark University experts warning the blue-green algae can produce liver and neurotoxins; the state also named its first Heat Resilience Officer, Katie Schlick, to help communities prepare for more extreme heat. Politics & Justice: Lawrence Mayor Brian DePena was arrested and charged with federal wire fraud and money laundering tied to more than $1.5 million in COVID-era SBA relief loans, allegations include using funds for his campaign and personal expenses. Health & Courts: Massachusetts courts are again in the spotlight over how AI-generated work is treated, while the state’s abortion-access overhaul continues to draw intense national attention. Housing & Inequality: A new Fed-backed look at wealth shows a widening gap in Massachusetts, with homeowners far ahead of renters, and racial disparities driving much of the difference. Business & Economy: The Boston Red Sox are consolidating offices by leasing space near Fenway Park as staff moves out of the ballpark itself. Sports & Culture: Doc Rivers heads to the Hall of Fame, and Boston’s Celtics ties remain a big part of his story.
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