The recent hate crimes in Belmont, Winthrop, and Brighton, so close to home and so near the fourth of July, have me thinking about the meaning of our national holidays.
Author Archives: Will Brownsberger
In Memory of Carl Nordyke Brownsberger
The main arc of my father’s life was simple. He admired his parents and followed in their footsteps. He became a doctor so he could care for people. He was devoted to my mother and our family.
MA Film Tax Credit
Over the past 90 days, more constituents have contacted me about the film tax credit than about any other issue. The credit will sunset next year if we do not vote to extend it or make it permanent. Some kind of change is likely to be made as part of the state budget bill that is currently under debate.
Emergency ending
The vaccination campaign has brought risk down to the point where emergency restrictions can be lifted.
COVID Vaccine Survey Results
I’ve taken some time over the past few days to check-in on the vaccination status of my constituents.
The Nuclear Option
Within the next few decades, we can hope that next generation nuclear power plants will become an increasingly important source of safe, clean and reliable electric power. However, from a state policy perspective, our practical focus has to be on other forms of clean power.