AGP Executive Report
Last update: 3 hours agoWorkplace Retaliation: A Suffolk County jury awarded former Boston Water and Sewer Commission employee Terrance Williams $1 million, finding the commission retaliated after he complained of discrimination; jurors rejected his discrimination claims, and the commission plans to appeal. Boston Schools: Mayor Michelle Wu used her second State of the Schools address to defend progress while acknowledging test scores remain below pre-pandemic levels; Boston Public Schools is also proposing a sweeping ban on student phones and personal laptops. State Politics: Gov. Maura Healey called the Republican campaign “chaos” after lieutenant governor nominee Shawn Oliver suspended his bid following an alleged drunk-driving crash; he remains on the ballot. Nursing Homes: Massachusetts is moving to revoke all 12 RegalCare nursing home licenses after four immediate-jeopardy findings in three years. Development Dispute: A lawsuit between partners has snarled plans for two Morrissey Boulevard towers, part of a project proposing 750 apartments and a public park.
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