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We were thrilled to join with members of Ladies Ancient Order of Hibernians Division 10 to celebrate Kathleen Savage receiving the National Lifetime Membership recognition!Kathleen was recognized for her many years of outstanding and distinguished service to the Ladies Ancient Order of Hibernians and for her dedication to her community. During her time with LAOH, she has spent decades working to improve relations with the United States and Northern Ireland. As the local and state leader for Freedom For All Ireland, she has helped raise funds to support cross-community healing. She remains committed to social justice, building relationships with organizations that are working for peaceful reunification of Ireland.We were proud to celebrate Kathleen's award with recognition from the city and state legislative delegation.
Our firefighters work tirelessly to keep our residents safe and they deserve safe, updated facilities to work in. I was thrilled to join with the City of Lynn Fire Department and city officials for the ribbon cutting and tour of the newly renovated Fayette Street Fire Station. Thank you to Chief Sullivan and our firefighters for the work you do to protect our community.
Thank you to Attorney General Andrea Joy Campbell for her work on this historic settlement, which will create content and account protections that keep young users safe. Similar reforms are included in current legislation that we are working hard to resolve, as we share the goal of prioritizing the well-being of our youth and building safeguards against addictive and exploitive social media features.We will continue to work to pass meaningful reforms both for social media use for minors and cell phone use in schools so that these changes are written into law and that all social media companies comply with these protections.
$17 billion Meta settlement lands in hotbed of debate over social media regulations in Mass.
commonwealthbeacon.org
A landmark agreement both reshapes Instagram and Facebook for teenagers, and adds fuel to legislative debate about permanent reforms.
It was great to join with Executive Office of Energy and Environmental Affairs Secretary Rebecca Tepper, Department of Conservation and Recreation Commissioner Nicole LaChapelle, Executive Office of Veterans Services Deputy Secretary Andrea Gayle-Bennett, Lynn Veterans Council, and city officials to celebrate the start of renovations to Lynn Veterans Memorial Park. The rehabilitation project will include boardwalk reconstruction, new pathways, additional seating, and a connection to the Lynn Harborwalk.Thank you to everyone who has continued to advocate for this community park to become a beautiful recreational space for families to enjoy and a vibrant landmark to honor our veterans.