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Mass. eyes earlier deadline for colleges to warn they plan to close (opens the original)
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After two private colleges announced they were shuttering at the tail end of the last academic year, higher education officials are planning to require earlier notice for institutions that are at risk of closing. Noe Ortega, commissioner of the Department of Higher Education, said the board plans to require private colleges and universities to publicly post by Dec. 31 if they are at “risk of imminent closure.” That means if the institutions are at risk of not having enough resources to fulfill t
State audit faults state’s unemployment assistance department on hold times and delayed benefits (opens the original)
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Customers kept on hold, delayed first benefit payments and mismanaged complaints — these are some of the issues the state auditor discovered in an audit of the Department of Unemployment Assistance that was released Monday. Meanwhile, unemployment assistance officials say they’ve made efforts to improve customers’ experience and speed up benefit payments. The audit of the DUA spanned July 22, 2022 through June 30, 2024 amid ongoing complaints about languishing unemployment claims and customers w
Healey announces push to expand maternal mental healthcare, screening (opens the original)
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In the wake of the Lindsay Clancy trial that sparked nationwide conversations about maternal mental healthcare, Gov. Maura Healey on Tuesday unveiled a series of measures aimed at improving postpartum mental health screening and support. Healey plans to ask the Legislature to appropriate $2 million to expand Welcome Family, a program offering parents and caregivers with newborns a free, one-time home visit by an experienced maternal and child health nurse. The governor is also proposing to alloc
State lawmakers look to put guardrails on Flock (opens the original)
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While Flock cameras are losing favor throughout Massachusetts, there’s growing interest among public officials in placing guardrails on the technology that has been at the center of nationwide debates over law enforcement, crime solving and personal privacy. Over the last 18 months, 25 municipalities in Massachusetts have canceled contracts with Flock Safety - the company that sells Flock cameras - or discontinued pilot programs testing the company’s cameras, according to the American Civil Libe
Meta settlement brings Mass. up to $516M, new limits for teens (opens the original)
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Attorney General Andrea Campbell announced Wednesday that she and a bipartisan coalition of attorneys general reached a $17.1 billion settlement with Meta — including a guarantee of approximately $366 million for Massachusetts — to resolve claims the social media giant created and ran its platforms in a way that harmed young people and violated state consumer protection laws. “As a mom and as Attorney General, I know that young people deserve to grow up in a world where they can benefit from tec
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