October Office Hours for State Representative Bill Driscoll, Jr.: Lincoln Room, Randolph Town Hall, 41 South Main Street, Randolph – Friday, October 6th, at 10-11.30am Starbucks, 552 Adams St, Milton – Friday, October 6th, at 12.30 – 2PM Representative Bill Driscoll invites Randolph and Milton residents to meet him at his next office hours. This is an opportunity to meet and discuss issues of local importance with the Representative in a relaxed atmosphere. All constituents are welcome and encouraged to attend.
BOSTON, SEP. 18 – Representative Driscoll and his colleagues in the House recently took action to restore vital funding that was vetoed by the Baker Administration. These veto overrides will enhance support for the Commonwealth’s most vulnerable residents, including those with dependent children, and bolster education initiatives. The House voted to restore about $220 million in funding for MassHealth, including $209 million for caseloads, as well as funding for senior care and nursing home supplemental rates. The veto overrides also addressed funding for prostate cancer and pediatric palliative care. “As elected officials, it is our duty to stand up for the voiceless and vulnerable,” said H
MILTON, SEP. 11- Community groups in Milton held a vigil on Thursday, August 17th in response to the recent “Free Speech Rally” in the Boston Common. Residents held signs and candles at the Milton Town Hall Gazebo to signal a unified stand against the hateful content of the rally. The vigil was organized by Rachel Gore Freed, a member of the local progressive activist group, Milton Persists. The Milton Town Selectboard and Milton Interfaith Clergy Association also co-sponsored the event. Representative Bill Driscoll, Jr., who signed on to the recent state resolution denouncing white nationalism, praised the efforts of the Milton community groups in organizing a peaceful demonstration. “In Mi
