Someone that I loved very dearly was subjected to severe abuse by the Probate Court. I was also subjected to abuse. I survived. Gretchen did not. The lasting damage done to me by this experience was the destruction of my belief that people do not have to fear abuse by government in the United States.
Monthly Archives: January 2018
Safe injection facilities save lives, can provide bridge to treatment
Northwestern District Attorney David Sullivan, co-chair of the Hampshire HOPE opioid prevention coalition run out of the Northampton Health Department, pens an op-ed in the Daily Hampshire Gazette about his openness to supervised injection facilities
Belmont High School
Belmont is approaching a decision to rebuild its single most important public asset: Its high school. Now is the time for community members to begin paying close attention to this project which is critical to the town’s future.
Lift up, or lock up?
Senator Brownsberger joined Senator Julian Cyr of the Cape & Islands District for a discussion on the criminal justice reform bill with the Cape Cod Times‘ Editorial Board.
2017-2018 Oil & Gas Legislation
There are several bills before the Joint Committee on Telecommunications, Utilities and Energy relative to oil and gas infrastructure and gas leaks that have been filed this session which may be of interest to advocates.
Baker’s opioid policy ignores great opportunity
Dr. Mark Eisenberg, Bill Fried and Jim Stewart make a case for SIFs in an opinion editorial penned in the Berkshire Eagle.