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The annual Pumpkin Parade drew hundreds of kids and families to Pope John Paul II Park in Neponset last Thursday (Oct. 24

The group will meet over the next three months, before providing recommendations to Healey and Wu about how and improve access to care.

The group will make recommendations “following 90 days of convening and analysis.”

On Monday, State Rep. Brandy Fluker Oakley became the latest lawmaker to urge the Healey administration to act to prevent the closure.

State Rep. Brandy Fluker-Oakley noted that the trains for most of their lives did not even stop in these communities.

Money from State Court Settlements and Judgments will Provide Economic, Environmental, and Health Benefits to Disadvantaged Communities

Fairmount Line Will Get State's First Electric Commuter Rail Trains In 2028

"A diesel train, running through a predominantly Black community, not even having the intentionality to stop for up and let us go to work,"

By State Senator Pat Jehlen The Somerville Times The Senate passed our Wage Transparency bill last October.  But it was a little...

State Representatives Brandy Fluker Oakley and Bill Driscoll said they are working on the legislation.

Rep. Fluker Oakley said “anyone of Caribbean descent at one point had an ancestor who immigrated to this country".

by Nicole Garcia GBH News Massachusetts Department of Children and Families has consistently ranked among the worst child welfare systems...

There are other places where she’d like to see investment in the neighborhood: Housing, education, and access to green spaces.

"Because of this bill, when it’s my turn to become pregnant and start my family, I won’t have to carry that same fear and dread”

A “frequent user” of the line, state Rep. Fluker Oakley, hailed the pilot program as a response to transportation needs in her district.

"I think it’s so important when we see a young person from our community who has a good idea, that we find a way to support it."

Cook welcomed local representatives and officials including State Rep. Bill Driscoll, State Rep. Brandy Fluker Oakley,

"The truth of the matter is, it’s not because we’re Black that we’re dying. It’s because of environmental racism that we experience”

Lianne and Tyrone Odom with state Rep. Brandy Fluker Oakley visiting on Dorchester Avenue during the annual Open Streets festival.

“I truly believe that the more eyes we have on someone who has given birth, the better,” Rep. Brandy Fluker Oakley, House co-chair of the El