AGP Executive Report
Last update: 12 hours agoBoston Crime: A fight on a Boston party bus early Monday ended with a man slashed and the DJ arrested; police say the victim was trying to break up the altercation near South Bay Mall in Dorchester. Election Integrity: The U.S. Department of Justice is expected to send federal election monitors to Boston and New Bedford for the Sept. 1 vote, after court fights over mail-in ballot rules. Public Safety Funding: West Springfield is getting a Massachusetts Gaming Commission grant to add firefighters/EMS, police, and dispatchers as casino-related traffic and calls for service strain local crews. Labor & Local Institutions: Boston Symphony Orchestra musicians voted to authorize a first strike in its 145-year history, though a short-term contract extension is in play. Health Access: West Central Mental Health opened a new clinic in Springfield to expand therapy, psychiatry, and TMS services. Tech & Research: Pentagon scrutiny is expanding to Chinese-linked research ties at dozens of universities, including major Massachusetts schools. Local Environment: Boston health officials warned residents to avoid contact with Charles River water due to toxic algae/cyanobacteria concerns. Business & Travel: Massport named a new director for Worcester Regional Airport as it targets growth in passengers and cargo.
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