AGP Executive Report
Last update: 9 hours agoMurder Trial Focus: A key question in the Lindsay Clancy case is whether postpartum psychosis drove her to kill her three young children in 2023, with both sides agreeing on the strangling but disputing criminal responsibility. Transit Affordability: Gov. Maura Healey announced new MBTA fare pilots, including a two-hour unlimited transfer window starting Sept. 1, express bus fare cuts, and free rides for residents 75+ who no longer drive. Public Safety: State police identified Brett Thomas, 51, after he was struck and killed on I-95 in Boxford. Local Government/Schools: Hopkinton’s Permanent Building Committee selected Vertex as owner’s project manager for the Center School reuse, keeping the 1928 building and adding new space for town departments and the arts. Health Watch: CDC says this season’s norovirus outbreak totals were far lower than last year, landing in a typical range. Consumer/Tech: eBay agreed to pay a Massachusetts couple $55.7 million to settle a harassment and cyberstalking lawsuit tied to retaliatory conduct by former employees. Climate & Waste: New reporting highlights Massachusetts’ food-waste rules as a national leader, while also flagging concerns about microplastics when food waste is diverted.
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