AGP Executive Report
Last update: 9 hours agoWorld Cup in Massachusetts: FIFA confirmed Ghana midfielder Thomas Partey will miss the Black Stars’ opener in Toronto after Canada refused his visa, with Ghana and Sports Minister Kofi Adams calling it unfair and FIFA saying immigration decisions rest with host governments. Local nightlife rules: Boston approved 144 bars and restaurants for later last calls under the new Massachusetts law, letting many serve until 3 a.m. through July 31. Housing squeeze: A new look at “Housing Purgatory” highlights how Massachusetts’ costs and rules can block even solid earners from buying or getting assistance. Public service spotlight: Worcester Regional Research Bureau honored “unsung heroes” across libraries, housing, recovery services, and schools at its Thomas S. Green awards. Tech and policy: Lawmakers introduced a national commission on robotics, aiming to assess U.S. competitiveness and workforce needs. Energy pressure: New reporting says energy prices are driving U.S. inflation higher, adding strain for states already juggling emissions goals and affordability.
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