74-Group Sign-on Letter on Biomass to the TUE Committee

By Eileen Ryan, Progressive Watertown On Sunday, October 27th, Progressive Watertown hosted a forum, “Behind Closed Doors: What’s Wrong with the MA State House.” The impetus for the forum was

Tavishi Chattopadhyay, “Question 2 proposes removal of MCAS, sparks debate over equity for students,” The Daily Free Press, October 20, 2024. Jonathan Cohn, policy director at Progressive Massachusetts, a grassroots

by Susan Falkoff, Progressive Watertown Progressive Watertown was proud to sponsor a screening of the film “Stewart Udall and the Politics of Beauty” on October 10. This film tells the

After polling our members, we are proud to endorse a YES vote on all five questions. Each question received over 85% support from our members. VOTE YES on Question 1

Ella Adams and Eric Convey, “Progressives make the case for going beyond housing bond bill,” MASSterList, October 3, 2024. What exactly do progressives think can help address the state’s 200,000-unit

Although the Legislature left formal session with much work undone on August 1st, the 193rd session of the Legislature is not over for a few more months. Your legislators still

10/2024 To Governor Healey and the 193rd General Court of the Commonwealth of Massachusetts,  RE: A Robust Climate Bill The Commonwealth of Massachusetts has made a commitment to environmental justice

Marianne Rutter, “Letter: Mass. leaders needed to do more,” Newburyport News, September 22, 2024. To the Editor:I, like many Massachusetts voters, was excited for our state to finally have a

Lynn Nadeau, “LETTER: What is wrong with our Legislature?,” Marblehead Current, September 8, 2024. To the editor: What is wrong with our Massachusetts Legislature? The basic function of a legislature

Our members overwhelmingly voted to endorse Tamisha Civil for Governor’s Council in District 2. Tamisha Civil combines a history of community involvement and strong progressive values. Her career has been