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Through The City of Lynn and Lynn Housing Authority & Neighborhood Development’s Lead Abatement Grant Program, residents can apply to have their homes de-leaded at no cost. Yesterday I joined with LHAND and city officials to kickoff the next round of grant awards. The latest round of funding will help with de-leading 250 units over the next four years and will protect more children and families from these toxins. Thanks to everyone at LHAND for their continued hard work to make sure that our residents have a safe place to live.
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LYNN — While it has been almost 50 years since lead-based paint was banned for residential use in the United States, it is still present in homes throughout Massachusetts. The… Related posts: Lynn…
Join us for district office hours at Abbot Hall on Wednesday, September 23rd from 11AM to 1PM. Feel free to come by if you have questions, concerns, or to share your thoughts.If you would like to speak with Senator Crighton but cannot attend office hours, please call our office at (617) 722-1350 to make an appointment.
Great having Governor Maura Healey and Lt. Governor Kim Driscoll in Lynn yesterday to meet with residents, businesses and the Crighton kids to share their priorities and listen to our thoughts and concerns. We have enjoyed a strong collaboration with this administration and look forward to continuing our work together on crucial issues like housing, transportation, climate change and affordability.
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.