September baseball has become fun to watch in Boston again.

Love is not a big enough word. John Candy: I Like Me, official trailer.

We’re teaming up across state government to cut housing costs. These proposed reforms will get critical housing projects across the finish line faster and prioritize the kinds of housing we need most – dense, energy efficient, and resilient buildings that will stay affordable.

Right now, it can take a year or more to get new homes through the environmental review process. That's way too long.      So, let's speed it up. Let's make it 30 days.      We don't need to choose between protecting the environment and building more homes. We can do it all.

Anyone who’s worked in local government knows that even when everything goes right, new housing can still get caught up in red tape. By speeding up the environmental review process from 365 days (or more) to 30 days, we’re keeping costs down and building more homes, faster.

We’re cutting red tape so we can cut ribbons on more new homes across Massachusetts ✂️

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DCR’s interactive Fall Foliage Map is back for the week of September 29th with up-to-date leaf-peeping information! Check out this map updated weekly by our forestry team to see when the leaves at DCR parks across the state will reach their peak this fall bit.ly/4nBRIwy

Solar is the cheapest, fastest energy out there—and it should be powering Massachusetts. We used to lead, but states like Florida and Texas are moving faster. So I’m cutting red tape, creating jobs, and making it easier for everyone to benefit from affordable solar.

Nuclear power looks a lot different in 2025 – it uses a smaller footprint, produces less waste, and can be factory-assembled. Massachusetts wants to seize this opportunity for more reliable power and to attract new business opportunities and energy resources to the state.

Nuclear power is the future of affordable energy — and Massachusetts has everything we need to lead the way. This new partnership with UMass Lowell will help us play to our strengths, lower energy costs and create good jobs. bostonglobe.com/2025/10/02/bus…

Massachusetts is open for solar business! ☀️ At Governor Maura Healey’s Solar Summit, MassDOER Commissioner Elizabeth Mahony joined industry and labor leaders to discuss how we can bring more energy into the state, create good jobs, and lower energy bills.

HARVEST MOON TIMELAPSE. The distortion from the heat on top of the cooler ocean was incredible, making the peninsula look like it's floating on water and doing all kinds of tricks to the rising moon. You can see the drone I was complaining about earlier. There's no etiquette

21 YEARS AGO, TONIGHT 🗓️ Kevin Millar: "Don't let us win tonight!" 🗣️ The rest is history 📚 (MLB Network, FOX Sports: MLB)

Massachusetts’ gateway cities disproportionately face higher pollution levels and fewer green spaces. These grants will provide cleaner air, cooler streets, and healthier neighborhoods to communities that need it most.

Captured last night- probably the coolest comet shot I've ever gotten. I've never seen such a dynamic tail on a come. Incredible active, and moving quickly, which makes photographing it a challenge. See how it moves in the reply.

Forests, wetlands, and other open spaces help absorb stormwater, cool down neighborhoods, and reduce the impacts of extreme weather. These grants allow communities to hold onto the land that protects them.

The US Air Force Reserve Hurricane Hunters flew straight through Category 5 Hurricane Melissa, capturing an incredible view from inside the storm’s eye.

Who would be foolish enough to trade away a generational talent and overall amazing guy like Mookie!?!? 🤔

Today, Mass CZM announced the final ResilientCoasts Plan to protect people, infrastructure, and coastal environments from worsening flooding and erosion over the next 50 years. Governor Maura Healey’s Mass Ready Act invests $200 million to help implement the plan's recommendations.