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I WITNESS: Of criminals and kingpins

We are now living within a political culture that is entirely of the Trump famiglia, by the Trump famiglia, and for the Trump famiglia.

Gov. Baker to travelers: Stay away, or self-quarantine after you arrive

Beginning Friday, March 27, all travelers arriving to Massachusetts are instructed to self-quarantine for 14 days.

News Brief: Audit finds transportation, language and immigration status, and outreach efforts key barriers to accessing WIC benefits

State Auditor Suzanne M. Bump is calling on the Executive Office of Health and Human Services and the Department of Public Health to address the barriers.

News Briefs: Anti-bias training for students; health insurance enrollment help

Participants also develop safe and practical prevention and response strategies to address prejudicial behaviors, including ways in which young people can become allies for peers who are targeted.

Mass. Senate passes automatic voter registration

The legislation creates a framework in which eligible voters will be automatically registered to vote when receiving services from the Registry of Motor Vehicles, MassHealth and other participating state agencies.

News Brief: Mass. Senate passes legislation to protect youth from tobacco, nicotine addiction

The legislation will provide a uniform statewide set of rules that protect youth and simplify the interaction between state and local laws.

COMMENTARY: Dental bill extracted from committee – at last

It has become a well-established fact by now that good dental health is a necessary and  contributing factor to good overall health.

News Briefs: Caccaviello joins ballot for DA; MassHealth overpaying for drug tests, screens; ‘Listen to Us John Faso’ poll

Caccaviello was sworn in as Berkshire district attorney March 15 after serving as first assistant district attorney under former Berkshire District Attorney David Capeless.

News Brief: State auditor’s office identified $16.9 million in public assistance fraud in fiscal year 2017

In addition to identifying fraud in public assistance programs, State Auditor Suzanne Bump's office began a series of audits last year to identify barriers that individuals face when seeking benefits from said programs.

A model of collaboration: Public education and public health working together in Berkshire Hills Regional School District

'This structure means families, school and health care staff work together and support for children is aligned at home, school and in the community.' --Muddy Brook Regional Elementary School Principal Mary Berle

Open enrollment: Notes from the front lines of health care coverage

The Affordable Care Act’s subsidized health care should be viewed by our nation’s leaders as an investment – not a cost – in the health and wellness of everyone. My clients are employed, hardworking Berkshire county residents who are without access to workplace insurance.

Take that, Trump! Obamacare enrollments up statewide and in South County

Even as uncertainty looms over the Affordable Care Act and its associated programs, enrollment numbers are up, both nationwide and in Massachusetts.

News Brief: Mass. Senate passes HEALTH Act

The HEALTH Act focuses on both short- and long-term goals on how to fix the state’s health care system to lower costs, improve outcomes and maintain access.

Stop the attacks on Medicaid: It holds the key to better health

Through the Affordable Care Act we – finally – have a health care approach that acknowledges the realities of life below the poverty line.

Business Briefs: CHP adds three to staff; MassHealth signs MCO contracts; Berkshire Museum gains trustees; community development grant for Greylock; health education collaborative at...

MassHealth is restructuring its health care delivery system through the implementation of 17 accountable care organizations that are expected to cover nearly 900,000 MassHealth members effective March 2018.

News Briefs: Standout for equality; community colleges unite against hatred; MassHealth partners to improve health care

'We reject, in the strongest possible terms, hateful rhetoric, harmful actions, or attempts to diminish the values or identity of our community members, while remaining committed to the fundamental right of free speech. These actions will not gain a foothold on our campuses.' --Massachusetts Community Colleges
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