Moran: $480K For Andover, Lawrence, Methuen In MA House Budget Patch 8 hrs ago
Thursday, April 29, 2021 The Massachusetts House of Representatives Today passed its Fiscal Year 2022 (FY22) budget. This budget responsibly responds to the needs of residents and makes investments that set the state on a path toward economic recovery after the COVID-19 pandemic. Funded at $47.716 billion, the House’s FY22 budget continues its strong commitment to cities and towns, and includes significant investments in education, supportive services for vulnerable populations, and workforce and economic development, among other priorities.
The House FY22 budget does not cut services nor does it raise taxes, and is made possible due to strong revenue collections, increased federal reimbursement, and by leveraging funds from the state’s Stabilization Fund. The budget does not appropriate anticipated American Rescue Plan (ARP) funds. As the House Ways & Means and Federal Stimulus committees awa
BOSTON Today, Massachusetts Attorney General Maura Healey released a report that found in the last five years, individual residential customers who received their electricity from competitive suppliers paid $426 million more on their bills than they would have paid if they had stayed with their utility companies.
This is the third report from the AG’s Office that shows that residents who enroll with these companies continue to overpay for electricity by tens of millions of dollars each year. Overall, the approximately 450,000 individual residential customers in the state who are currently enrolled with competitive suppliers lost $173 million in the most recent two years of data examined in the report. The AG’s report also found that these suppliers continue to charge low-income residents and residents in communities of color higher rates for their electricity.
presidential leadership. unless there s a breakthrough at lunch, it s expected the motion to proceed on mcconnell s fan will play a plan will fail. harris: it may be there will be some shark this time. okay mike. chris stirewalt, i saw you chuckling as a representative moran was talking. he s done full aerial gymnastics through the last 72 hours. where are they now? chris: what s funny is, he s quite right. this is the most foolish possible way that you could devise a system to provide health insurance for american people. doing it basically with a gun to your head, and then it s, can we bribe your state with a certain number of things? nobody liked obamacare when it was passed because of exactly
the national and louisville. let s bring in chad myers at the cnn atlanta center. what is the latest? it goes all the way from illinois all the way down to georgia, alabama, as far west as louisiana and far north as virginia. on the backside, it s snowing up in squad cities. that s not atypical. you need cold air to clash. a couple areas still on the ground, to the north of chattanooga by bradley and north of cleveland in tennessee. and then another couple storms here popping up, not that far from cape girardo. that is harrisburg, illinois. right in the middle of a new tornado watch. that town that got hit so hard a couple of days ago. all of this area is under severe weather today. there will be a severe thunderstorm watch, tornado watch, and many warnings going through the night and probably into 10:00, 11:00 tonight. that means, keep it tuned here to cnn. chad will take the lead on this one. we ll keep a close eye around the country. in other news, a shocking example o