by meshagency | Apr 11, 2019 | Council in the News, MassLive.com
April 11, 2019 3:18 PM By Steph Solis | ssolis@masslive.com Hudson humanities teacher Alex Hoyt said he has seen the impact of the education funding gaps in his classrooms. In Worcester, he said he had enough paper for one printout per day for each of the 32 students...
by Chris Anderson | Dec 29, 2017 | Council in the News, MassLive.com |
By Mary C. Serreze As Massachusetts prepares to import large amounts of renewable energy, a technology-centered business group is emphasizing that any long-term clean power contracts sanctioned by the state should be affordable. On Thursday, the Massachusetts High...
by Chris Anderson | Nov 10, 2017 | Council in the News, MassLive.com |
By Shira Schoenberg “Certification through the New England Tech Vets program shows that a company is not just saying they are veteran friendly. It shows they are taking concrete steps to better engage and retain veteran employees,” said retired Navy Rear...
by Chris Anderson | Jul 14, 2016 | Council in the News, MassLive.com |
By Shira Shoenberg Massachusetts senators are poised to consider 283 amendments as they debate an approximately $915 million economic development bill on Thursday. The bill, H.2423, considered a must-pass piece of legislation before the session ends July 31, has...
by Chris Anderson | Jan 13, 2016 | Council in the News, MassLive.com |
By Gintautas Dumcius The Massachusetts High Tech Council said GE’s move “reinforces the limitless opportunities for economic growth that are available to use when business and political leaders work together.” “Governor Baker and Mayor Walsh should be commended for...
