Massachusetts Expands Summer Nights Program to Serve 20,000 Youths with Educational and Recreational Activities
Massachusetts DCR's Summer Nights Program enters its 11th year, offering free recreational and educational activities to urban youth, with expanded services reaching around 20,000 teens and young adults.
Northampton Father Sues Pizzeria After Daughter's Fatal Allergic Reaction, Seeks Judicial Oversight in Evidence Testing
A father files a lawsuit against a pizzeria after his daughter, with a dairy allergy, has a fatal reaction, alleging the meal she was served contained dairy despite requests for it to be dairy-free.
Easthampton Mayor Nicole LaChapelle Appointed as New Commissioner of the Massachusetts Department of Conservation and Recreation
Easthampton Mayor Nicole LaChapelle has been appointed as the new Commissioner of the Massachusetts Department of Conservation and Recreation by the Healey-Driscoll Administration.
Wise US, Inc. to Pay $4.2 Million in Penalties for AML and Bank Secrecy Act Violations in Multistate Enforcement Action
Wise US, Inc., a subsidiary of UK-based Wise PLC, must pay a $4.2 million fine and rectify compliance failures after a joint enforcement action by several US states for anti-money laundering lapses.