Loving this campaign, Boston Public Health Commission

There's lead in our kids' applesauce and doors are flying off of planes. Speaker Mike Johnson , please get the gov't funded & the House focused on problem solving.

nytimes.com/2024/02/27/wor… (& thanks The New York Times & North Carolina Public Health)

In MA's richest towns, wide disparities in reading skills persist bostonglobe.com/2024/01/10/met… via The Boston Globe Boston Globe Education

“I won’t mince words,” [Sonia Chang-Díaz] said. “[T]his is a case study in how strong the police lobby is in our Statehouse, and then also, I think it’s a case study in how the modus operandi of the police lobby is to wield power in the shadows of the legislative process.” #mapoli

🤭 The makers of SKÅDIS tell me at check-out page to 'please enter a valid last name.' IKEA @alanis

Yasss! Happy anniversary to all who maked this happen ❤️

Wow, Massachusetts says goodbye to another great this week. Sue was a friend, a mentor to me as a young female senator, & a sister-in-arms on housing and casinos. I'll never forget her warm, gravely laugh ❤️ .

Thanks for adding a little delight to my airport security line experience National Park Service.

Libertarians angry that a dress code is being abandoned. You can’t make this stuff up. I’m dying.

Beating lawn signs into plowshares...or garden A-frames, at least.

Today: Sonia Chang-Díaz and Jane Swift for a politics panel; Steven Pifer explains the Wagner Group rebellion; Jared Bowen shares the latest in Boston art; Atty. Michael Curry on the closure of a Leominster maternity ward; Corby Kummer discusses cell-cultivated chicken wgbh.org/news/boston-pu…

The MBTA’s failure to retain and attract bus drivers is worsening racial inequity in Boston, new data shows, as service cuts reduce residents’ access to jobs. trib.al/Ncb6Vv8

Great discussion, Adam Reilly Tanisha Sullivan & Russell E. Holmes. Kudos to GBH News for keeping your eye on the implementation question 2 yrs into police reform in Massachusetts. This is the kind of follow-up we need to make change real.

Actually, my other favorite moment was when Paul English (pme.org) quietly and unassumingly, but very publicly, pledged to work to eradicate the wealth divide.