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Suffolk County Sheriff Steven Tompkins Indicted, Arrested on Extortion Charges – The Bay State Banner

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Suffolk County Sheriff Steven Tompkins was arrested in Florida after a federal grand jury indicted him on charges of extorting $50,000 from a cannabis company seeking to open in Massachusetts.See the Story

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Local Leaders Support Governor Signing Updated Shield Law

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Special to the Journal Last week, Governor Maura Healey signed the updated Shield Law, which prevents the disclosure of sensitive data, such as a physician’s name, and formally establishes that abortions are to be provided in emergencies due to medical necessity. Additionally, the law prohibits Massachusetts state or local authorities from cooperating with any federal or out-of-state investigation into health care services that are legally prote…See the Story

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Bridge Receives Narcan Vending Machine Through Boston Public Health Commission Grant

Bridge Over Troubled Waters (Bridge), a nonprofit in Boston, Massachusetts, focused on serving youth experiencing homelessness, has recently acquired a harm reduction vending machine which will contain Narcan (naloxone), a medication used to reverse the effects of opioids, and other critical items. Funded by a grant from the Boston Public Health Commission (BPHC), youth at Bridge will be able to access Narcan from the vending machine in the even…See the Story

Athenaeum Reimagines Exhibition from 1850 – Beacon Hill Times

Special to Times The Boston Athenaeum’s newest installation, ‘Exhibiting China,’ will reunite, for the first time in 175 years, five portraits by Chinese artist Lamqua that were a part of the Athenaeum’s first exhibition at its historic 10½ Beacon St. building in 1850. Photos Courtesy of Boston Athenaeum Pictured are three of the five Lamqua portraits from the Boston Athenaeum’s Exhibiting China installation. On display in the Gordon Room throu…Boston, Massachusetts · Boston Read Article

Eight Grants Awarded via Inaugural Round of Friends’ Henry Lee Fund for Boston Parks – Beacon Hill Times

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U.S Marine Corps helicopters to be based at Logan for 4 days this month Local residents might notice an increase in helicopters flying overhead near the end of the month. As part of the 250th birthday of the U.S Marine Corps, Marine Week Boston will take place from August 20-24. This celebration will include four military helicopters which will be based at Logan Airport. Part of this celebration will include helicopters taking off from Logan and…Helicopters · Boston Read Article

Grotto to Close After 22 Years on Beacon Hill – The Boston Sun

By Dan Murphy Beacon Hill will bid farewell to a beloved, longstanding restaurant on Aug. 21, the last night of service for Grotto after 22 years in business at 37 Bowdoin St. Owner Scott Herritt opened the cozy subterranean Italian restaurant on July 6, 2003 – several months shy of his 40th birthday. Herritt had relocated from his home state of Oklahoma in 1992 to pursue cooking. He was already pretty well acquainted with Beacon Hill before o…Boston, Massachusetts · Boston See the Story

Longtime Environment and Climate Expert Kris Sarri Named Massachusetts State Director of The Nature Conservancy – The Boston Sun

Special to Sun Kristen ‘Kris’ Sarri has been named The Nature Conservancy’s new Massachusetts State Director, bringing 30 years of deep knowledge about environmental nonprofit work and government leadership to the role and a passion for improving the livelihoods of communities and protecting nature. Sarri most recently served as the USAID Acting Chief Climate Officer and Senior Advisor for Climate and Environment in the Bureau for Resilience, E…Conservation · Silver Spring See the Story

MBTA Continues to Make Improvements to Bus and Subway Service – Everett Independent

The Massachusetts Bay Transportation Authority (MBTA) today announced improvements this fall to subway and bus schedules, which go into effect on August 24. The MBTA typically adjusts service schedules quarterly to reflect the levels of service being delivered. Among the changes, six more bus routes will begin operating every 15 minutes or better every day, and several routes will see routing improvements to better serve riders and communities,…Boston, Massachusetts · Boston See the Story

Mass. law changing rental fees for tenants takes effect

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"This new law will save renters thousands of dollars each time they move," Gov. Maura Healey said.Housing · Boston See the Story

Mass. Gov. Maura Healey Ends Hotel Shelter Program, State Emergency

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The final hotel shelters in Massachusetts closed on Friday, bringing the state’s emergency declaration to shelter migrant families to an end, Gov. Maura Healey announced.Healey is formally ending the state of emergency first issued in August 2023. She previously announced in May that the shelter system would come to an end this summer, ahead of schedule. The final hotels were originally expected to close in December, according to a state plan re…State of Emergency · Boston See the Story

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Suffolk County Sheriff Steven Tompkins Indicted, Arrested on Extortion Charges – The Bay State Banner

Local Leaders Support Governor Signing Updated Shield Law

Bridge Receives Narcan Vending Machine Through Boston Public Health Commission Grant

Athenaeum Reimagines Exhibition from 1850 – Beacon Hill Times

Eight Grants Awarded via Inaugural Round of Friends’ Henry Lee Fund for Boston Parks – Beacon Hill Times

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Grotto to Close After 22 Years on Beacon Hill – The Boston Sun

Longtime Environment and Climate Expert Kris Sarri Named Massachusetts State Director of The Nature Conservancy – The Boston Sun

MBTA Continues to Make Improvements to Bus and Subway Service – Everett Independent

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Athenaeum Reimagines Exhibition from 1850 – Beacon Hill Times

Eight Grants Awarded via Inaugural Round of Friends’ Henry Lee Fund for Boston Parks – Beacon Hill Times

News in Brief – Beacon Hill Times

Grotto to Close After 22 Years on Beacon Hill – The Boston Sun

Longtime Environment and Climate Expert Kris Sarri Named Massachusetts State Director of The Nature Conservancy – The Boston Sun

MBTA Continues to Make Improvements to Bus and Subway Service – Everett Independent

Mass. law changing rental fees for tenants takes effect

Mass. Gov. Maura Healey Ends Hotel Shelter Program, State Emergency