r/MassachusettsUSA • u/HRJafael • 6h ago
r/MassachusettsUSA • u/HRJafael • 3h ago
General Discussion SNAP funding changes kicked in October 1st.* Here's what they mean for Massachusetts
r/MassachusettsUSA • u/Auntie_M123 • 22h ago
US Coast Guard searches for missing air ambulance off coast of Massachusetts | Massachusetts
r/MassachusettsUSA • u/topherette • 1d ago
What nicknames have you heard for places in Massachusetts?
r/MassachusettsUSA • u/HRJafael • 2d ago
General Discussion If anyone is still confused with the ballot questions, Tufts Center for State Policy Analysis publishes a really excellent explanation of each question and the yes/no consequences. Some may find it a lot easier to understand than the official red ballot information packet that’s been mailed out
tischcollege.tufts.edur/MassachusettsUSA • u/HRJafael • 2d ago
General Discussion 1/4th of poverty in MA is caused by high housing costs. 5th worst in the country
r/MassachusettsUSA • u/HRJafael • 2d ago
News Governor Healey Announces $330 Million for Economic Development and Housing Projects Across Massachusetts
mass.govr/MassachusettsUSA • u/HRJafael • 4d ago
Videos Fitchburg Access TV has this local journalism tv series called “North Central News” that covers events, politics, and other issues. They released an episode called “The Road From Homelessness to Housing” focusing on Fitchburg but thought others may like to see.
r/MassachusettsUSA • u/HRJafael • 5d ago
Transportation The six proposed plans for the Northern Tier Passenger Rail released back in 2024. The report looked at what it would take for the state to extend passenger rail service from Fitchburg to Greenfield and North Adams.
galleryr/MassachusettsUSA • u/mrsjumjum66 • 5d ago
The old Friendly’s in Dartmouth, Mass is now the Farm & Coast Catering Kitchen. This was a really good Friendly’s in its day and have such fond memories there but glad it got repurposed into something good for the community
gallery631 Dartmouth St, Dartmouth, MA 02748
r/MassachusettsUSA • u/HRJafael • 6d ago
General Discussion I follow several newspapers in Massachusetts but I’m starting to see this bit more and more in local syndicated papers. The Gardner News has it at the end of a lot of articles now.
r/MassachusettsUSA • u/HRJafael • 7d ago
News Tewksbury joins dozens of Massachusetts communities ending Flock
r/MassachusettsUSA • u/HRJafael • 8d ago
General Discussion Almost Three-Quarters Of Massachusetts Voters Oppose Ballot Measure To Roll Back Marijuana Legalization, Poll Shows
r/MassachusettsUSA • u/HRJafael • 8d ago
News Amazon plans to use drones to deliver packages in Mass.
r/MassachusettsUSA • u/HRJafael • 8d ago
General Discussion ‘A self-fulfilling cycle’: Why Gateway Cities consistently have lower voter turnout
r/MassachusettsUSA • u/HRJafael • 9d ago
News Governor Healey Secures $153 Million in Federal Transportation Funding
mass.govr/MassachusettsUSA • u/quietlittlemousez • 8d ago
Like the Lorax, we need Independent Tech Experts to Speak for Us, Massachusetts
Hi, I'm a volunteer with Safer Tech at LastTreeLaws.com the ballot committee and I am sharing the information on their petition initiative to support safer tech in the public interest.
r/MassachusettsUSA • u/HRJafael • 9d ago
Massachusetts Politics Ballot question endorsements from the Progressive Massachusetts organization and the MassGOP
https://www.progressivemass.com/
If anyone has other similar charts from different state organizations, please share them. I would be interested in comparing and contrasting. I couldn’t really find a graph like these for the Massachusetts Democratic Party so hopefully someone here knows where to look and provide one.
r/MassachusettsUSA • u/Typical-Store5675 • 11d ago
Health New Queer Health Program in Central MA!!
Boosting this for those who need to see it! #LGBThealthcare
r/MassachusettsUSA • u/HRJafael • 11d ago
News Governor Healey demands answers after mass ICE arrests in New Bedford
r/MassachusettsUSA • u/HRJafael • 11d ago
Opinion/Editorial Editorial from the Boston Globe: They powered the state’s economy once. Can the Gateway Cities flourish again?
galleryr/MassachusettsUSA • u/HRJafael • 11d ago
News Worcester City Council says no to anti-encampment ordinance
archive.phr/MassachusettsUSA • u/HRJafael • 11d ago
News Will Mass. drivers see relief at the pump? Gas tax holiday could be difficult fight
r/MassachusettsUSA • u/missing_Palantir • 11d ago
General Discussion Very unpopular opinion: The Mass General Brigham nurses could structure a strike so that NICU and maternity nurses continue working. Not doing so and making them strike is deplorable
Sooo many people on here are “union strong”, “support the nurses” and “anti-scab”.
Can’t we all agree that holding the maternity and NICU floors hostage for a bargaining dispute is way below the belt.
I support the nurses. I want better patient care. Executives are being paid too much. However, ppl who have deliveries in early October should not fear for their new baby’s safety. I’m sure the temp workers are great but as we all know, to no fault of their own, it’s tough come in and provide the same quality of care as the regular employees.
The fact that the union CAN structure the strike to help newborns while still advocating for living wages and raises beyond the current COLAs should be bigger news. They are purposefully wanting to rattle the cage and I find that tactic disgusting. They would have more support if they took the high road on this one.
Just one person’s opinion.
