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An opposing view to Patrick White’s letter regarding residential tax exemptions

The residential tax exemption is not a targeted response to this important issue it is purported to be addressing. It will do nothing to make housing more affordable.

News Briefs: Debate watch parties; ‘Buy Massachusetts’ not implemented

Political activist Tim Kushi and Lift Every Vote founder Joyce Hackett, under the umbrella of the Berkshire Democratic Brigades, have organized public watch parties for the first Democratic presidential debates of the 2020 campaign season.

News Briefs: Grant funding for conservation projects; communities to be reimbursed for early voting expenses

Grants were provided to eight land trusts through the Conservation Partnership Grant Program, 11 communities through the Local Acquisitions for Natural Diversity (LAND) Grant Program, and eight projects through the Conservation District Innovative Projects Grant Program.

News Briefs: Bump sworn in for third term; public comment sought for draft bike plan

The goal is to have a plan that presents an action-oriented strategy that will lead to increased use of trails for short trips made by bicycling.

News Briefs: Volunteers sought for sustainability committee; audit recommends DA office improvements

The audit, which was requested by former District Attorney Paul Caccaviello shortly after his March 2018 appointment, provides newly sworn-in District Attorney Andrea Harrington with recommendations to address these areas.

News Briefs: Pignatelli spearheads monument protection; Workforce Training Fund program grantees; audit improves reporting of elder abuse

Excelsior Integrated Inc. and Porchlight VNA/Homecare are each the recipient of a two-year training grant from the Workforce Training Fund Program.

News Briefs: GB police combat hate crimes; DCR still not collecting all user fees

The audit shows that the Department of Conservation and Recreation did not keep an accurate official record of its use agreements and did not have an adequate billing collections system, policies or procedures to effectively collect fees.

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.

News Brief: MassTech audit finds adequate controls, regulations, plans

Auditor Suzanne M. Bump Monday released an audit of the Massachusetts Technology Collaborative that assessed the controls and planning at its Massachusetts Broadband Institute.
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