Tell Massachusetts Policy Makers to Keep Their Priorities Straight

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NOT A PRIORITY: Main Street Redesign

In Northampton, city officials are trying to force through a $20+ million Main Street redesign despite the objections of residents and small business owners. Meanwhile, Northampton’s schools narrowly avoided job cuts by tapping into city emergency funds amidst a multimillion dollar budget deficit. Read more.

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PRIORITY: Bridges

Every Massachusetts county has bridges and roads in dire need of repair. Investing in critical transportation infrastructure must be the top priority of local, state and federal policy makers from the Berkshires to the Cape. Read More.

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PRIORITY: Water Treatment

Littleton invested $16 million in a state-of-the-art water treatment plant to mitigate the dangers of PFAS in drinking water. This is a critical infrastructure priority and needs to be replicated in towns and cities across Massachusetts. Read More.

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