Baker-Polito Administration Files Legislation to Further Support Military Families Transferring to Massachusetts mass.gov - get the latest breaking news, showbiz & celebrity photos, sport news & rumours, viral videos and top stories from mass.gov Daily Mail and Mail on Sunday newspapers.
Massachusetts bill to cut red tape for military families could also aid Barnes Air National Guard Base’s quest for new fighter jets MassLive.com 2 hrs ago Steph Solis, masslive.com
WESTFIELD A proposal to improve military spouses’ job prospects could also boost Barnes Air National Guard Base’s prospects with the Department of Defense.
Legislation filed by Sen. John Velis would cut down on certain licensing requirements for service members and their spouses seeking to use their out-of-state credentials in Massachusetts. It would also expedite the enrollment of their children in Massachusetts schools.
Such a move could help make the Westfield military base a top choice for federal investments, like the next-generation F-35A Lightning II fighter jets that Barnes is on the short list to receive.
Notice of Public Hearing - Proposed Changes To Elevator Fees mass.gov - get the latest breaking news, showbiz & celebrity photos, sport news & rumours, viral videos and top stories from mass.gov Daily Mail and Mail on Sunday newspapers.
Boston Attorney, Business Leader Launches Portside Capital Solutions
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Daniela Messina combines her legal, business development and investor relations expertise to provide results and growth for corporate, private equity and family office clients NEWBURYPORT, Mass. (PRWEB) May 11, 2021 Accomplished Boston attorney and private equity executive, Daniela Messina, has founded Portside Capital Solutions to provide strategic counsel to private equity funds, single and multi-family offices, emerging funds, independent sponsors and corporate clients.
Messina is an accomplished attorney and executive with a varied background in private equity and family offices, government, politics, investor relations, business development and corporate and crisis communications. She combines her wide-ranging experiences across many industries with a professional network of national leaders in the public and private sector t
‘Little Statehouse’ not big enough: Springfield Councilor Sean Curran wants a state agency headquarters downtown to aid post-COVID recovery
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City Councilor Sean Curran wants a state agency headquartered in downtown Springfield. (Hoang Leon Nguyen / The Republican file photo)
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SPRINGFIELD Saying it would be a “historic” economic development opportunity, City Councilor at Large Sean Curran has urged Gov. Charlie Baker to locate a state agency in downtown Springfield.
The proposal drew immediate praise from Springfield legislators, who said it would help to bring equity, investment and jobs to the region.
Curran’s request was emailed to Baker on Wednesday. It follows news that the Baker administration has hired McKinsey & Co. for a “future of work” study. The study will examine the shift to remote and hybrid workforce models once the coronavirus pandemic is over, and what it could mean for state policy decisions.