AGP Executive Report
Last update: 12 hours agoMassachusetts Ballot Box: Voters approved broader public-records access and kept recreational marijuana legal; advocates seeking to overturn the state’s new abortion law say they have enough signatures to put repeal on the 2028 ballot. Higher Education: Mount Holyoke College launched a $650 million campaign for scholarships, research and campus upgrades, its largest-ever fundraising drive. Arts & Science: Boston’s Museum of Science is adding programs that connect science with film, wellness and dance. Local History: Florence’s David Ruggles Center is nearing its fundraising goal for a major exhibit overhaul focused on the area’s abolitionist history. Youth & Community: Boston teen activists challenged Mayor Michelle Wu over cuts to youth jobs, saying private funding has produced far fewer positions than promised. Harvard: A federal judge dismissed all criminal charges against researcher Kseniia Petrova, who was detained after bringing frog embryos to Boston for cancer research.
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