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Gov. Healey gives update on state response to deadly Fall River assisted living home fire
Massachusetts Gov. Maura Healey said the state will be giving $1.2 million to Fall River to hire more emergency response personnel in the wake of the Gabriel House assisted living facility fire that killed 10 people.
After saying she is halting a pay hike for executive branch managers planned for January, Governor Maura Healey is giving ...
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Brockton fire department to get state money: What else is Gov. Healey changing after fireNo family, no resident, and no community should ever live in fear that this could happen to them," Gov. Maura Healey said of ...
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Healey: Fall River getting $1.2 million to hire more firefightersGov. Maura Healey met with city leaders late Tuesday morning and said her visit is to make sure state leaders know what the city needs moving forward and to talk about what the state is doing to ...
Massachusetts Governor Maura Healey pledged to deliver $1.2 million in state funding to provide Fall River with additional ...
Massachusetts Attorney General Andrea Campbell is proposing sweeping regulatory changes that would clamp down on BlueHub ...
Healey scored an approval rating of 59% in a new survey by Morning Consult, ranking her the 16th most popular governor based ...
Authorities are set to provide an update on the investigation into how the fire at Gabriel House started in Fall River.
Governor Maura Healey is resurrecting a proposal at the center of a long-running legal dispute between wealthy property ...
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Governor Maura Healey visits Fall River to discuss Gabriel House fire responseGovernor Maura Healey was in Fall River on Tuesday to meet with city officials about the Gabriel House Assisted Living ...
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Gov. Healey is blasting a "wrong-headed" decision to cut federal funding from a Mass Pike construction project.
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