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Housing secretary calls site plan reform top priority in development push (opens the original)
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There are thousands of units are in the development pipeline in an attempt to tackle Massachusetts’ housing crisis, though the state’s top housing official says there needs to be “a gut and reality check” for how long the necessary amount will take to be built. Housing Secretary Juana Matias has been on the job for six months and is “very excited” about site plan review reforms being considered in an economic development bill being negotiated by lawmakers. “In terms of project feasibility and wh
State's climate chief leaving role for job at Vermont law school (opens the original)
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Climate Chief Melissa Hoffer will be leaving the Healey administration later this year to become president of Vermont Law and Graduate School. Hoffer’s presidency in South Royalton, Vermont, will begin Dec. 1, and Gov. Maura Healey will be naming a successor before Hoffer departs, the administration said. “I am honored and thrilled to join Vermont Law and Graduate School as its next president,” Hoffer said in a statement. “VLGS has long been a national leader in environmental and public interest
Poll: Voters oppose cannabis repeal, support residential zoning reform (opens the original)
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Voters are supporting a ballot question dictating more widespread public records access and opposing one that would repeal legal recreational marijuana, according to new poll results. Massachusetts voters will see nine questions on their November ballots, after lawmakers chose not to take action on any of them and the state’s highest court ruled two out of the running. The Legislature’s Joint Committee on Initiative Petitions review proposed ballot measures and brought forward no recommendations
Healey issues emergency order targeting kratom products (opens the original)
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Gov. Maura Healey on Thursday took a swing at restricting the sale of kratom, a leafy tropical tree native to Southeast Asia that the U.S. Food and Drug Administration has warned consumers not to use due to dangerous effects. Kratom is often used “to self-treat conditions such as pain, coughing, diarrhea, anxiety and depression, opioid use disorder, and opioid withdrawal,” according to the Food and Drug Administration. It’s not lawfully marketed in the U.S. as a drug product, dietary supplement
Mariano predicts smoother end to legislative session than previous years (opens the original)
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This July 31 is “already different” compared to this time two years ago, House Speaker Ron Mariano said Thursday, telling reporters “there’s less of a potential” for lawmakers to be in the building into the wee hours of the morning on Aug. 1. “Most of the stuff is starting to happen. We have some conference committees that are starting to complete their work, and the rest are still working. So we know that the pressure will not be the same as it was last year. It’s that simple,” Mariano said fol
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