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Welcome to my website, where you will find resources and information about constituent services, MBTA resources, and legislation I am working on.

Feel free to call my office at 617-722-1350 or email me at Brendan.Crighton@masenate.gov if there is any way I can be of assistance.

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3 days ago

Brendan Crighton
Congratulations to those honored as Lynn Legacies: The Next Generation at the Lynn Museum & Arts Center! Last night's celebration recognized the new class of Lynn Legacies and their significant contributions to the city's history. This event gives us the opportunity to reflect on the efforts of those who came before us, and to celebrate the efforts of those who keep moving the city forward. Thank you to the Lynn Museum & Arts Center, the Lynn Historical Society, and all involved in this event! …
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4 days ago

Brendan Crighton
REMINDER: Senator Crighton will be hosting district office hours on Tuesday, October 27th from 1:30PM-3:30PM at Nahant Town Hall. We hope to see you there!If you would like to schedule an appointment with the Senator but cannot attend office hours, please reach out to our office at Brendan.Crighton@masenate.gov or at 617-722-1350. …
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4 days ago

Brendan Crighton
Every fall and spring, the Massachusetts Senate hosts the Citizens’ Legislative Seminar to provide residents of the Commonwealth an opportunity to learn more about their state government. For this week’s seminar, we nominated Marblehead activist and storyteller Judith Black to participate in the two-day program. I also had the opportunity to speak with this cohort during one of their seminar sessions and answer their questions about working in state government. Congratulations Judith and thank you for your advocacy! …
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5 days ago

Brendan Crighton
Representative Jenny Armini and I enjoyed visiting with the Swampscott Girls on the Run Greater Boston students during yesterday's practice. Girls on the Run is an empowerment program for girls in 3rd-5th grade that inspires them to build their confidence, improve their decision making skills, and help them make meaningful connections. We are proud to support this amazing organization by securing funding through budgets and other legislation over the past several years. With these financial resources, Girls on the Run continues to expand their presence on the North Shore, providing opportunities for even more students to develop their athletic skills and feel empowered.A huge thanks to the Executive Director Cyndi Roy Gonzalez, the coaches, the school administrators, and the educators involved in this important program, and thank you for having us! …
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