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The Recorder - Healey vows to address shortage of personal care attendants
BOSTON — Gov. Maura Healey said she will “absolutely” work with advocates and labor representatives to strengthen Massachusetts’ Personal Care Attendant Program by addressing a “crisis-level” workforce shortage. The MassHealth program provides funds for individuals with chronic disabilities to hire attendants for in-home care. This allows individuals to maintain their independence, stay in their community and manage their own care.
Gov.-elect Healey says addressing PCA workforce shortage is at 'top of the list'
BOSTON — Gov.-elect Maura Healey said she will “absolutely” work with advocates and labor representatives to strengthen Massachusetts’ Personal Care Attendant Program by addressing a “crisis-level” workforce shortage. The MassHealth program provides funds for individuals with chronic disabilities to hire attendants for in-home care. This allows individuals to maintain their independence, stay in their community and manage their own care.
Athol Daily News - Healey vows to address shortage of personal care attendants
BOSTON — Gov.-elect Maura Healey said she will “absolutely” work with advocates and labor representatives to strengthen Massachusetts’ Personal Care Attendant Program by addressing a “crisis-level” workforce shortage. The MassHealth program provides funds for individuals with chronic disabilities to hire attendants for in-home care. This allows individuals to maintain their independence, stay in their community and manage their own care.
Healey vows to address shortage of personal care attendants
BOSTON — Governor-elect Maura Healey said she will “absolutely” work with advocates and labor representatives to strengthen Massachusetts’ Personal Care Attendant Program by addressing a “crisis-level” workforce shortage. The MassHealth program provides funds for individuals with chronic disabilities to hire attendants for in-home care. This allows individuals to maintain their independence, stay in their community and manage their own care.
Question 3: Increased liquor licenses. What you should know
Advocates push for “safe and convenient” alcohol sales expansion in Massachusetts Henry Kuczynski Special to Cape Cod Times EDITOR'S NOTE: The name of the writer of this story was corrected on Nov. 2, 2022. BOSTON — Voters have the opportunity on Nov. 8 to support or oppose changes to state alcohol retail licensing, fining and operations, changes proponents argue will address issues related to consumer convenience and safety.
Question 3: Increased liquor licenses. What you should know
Advocates push for “safe and convenient” alcohol sales expansion in Massachusetts Henry Kuczynski Special to Cape Cod Times BOSTON — Voters have the opportunity on Nov. 8 to support or oppose changes to state alcohol retail licensing, fining and operations, changes proponents argue will address issues related to consumer convenience and safety. Question 3, if approved by voters, would increase the number of stores in Massachusetts where alcohol can be purchased.
State lotteries transfer wealth out of needy communities
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In South Carolina, players with a household income of less than $35,000 a year spent more than twice as much as players with household incomes between $100,000 and $150,000, according to a 2014 state-commissioned research study obtained by the Howard Center. Black and Hispanic players each spent nearly 20% more than white players.
By Aadit Tambe, Stephen Neukam Verified, Kate Seltzer Verified, Rachel Logan, Henry Kuczynski, Emmett Gartner Verified, Trisha Ahmed, Abby Zimmardi Verified, Michael Purdie, Shreya Vuttaluru, Jamie Pinzon
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Searchlight New Mexico
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Stores cash customers’ checks, then sell them lotto tickets
At All Checks Cashed in Everett, a red neon sign beckons customers to cash their checks, pay utilities and try their luck with scores of lottery tickets. Glittering, multicolored scratch tickets on a wall behind the cashier’s station tempt customers — most without a traditional bank account — ready to pay steep fees to quickly get cash and maybe then try their hand at winning millions.
State lotteries transfer wealth out of needy communities
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While the growing expansion of casinos and state-sanctioned sports betting steal the spotlight, state lotteries have nearly doubled in size over the past two decades, driving a multibillion-dollar wealth transfer from low-income U.S. communities to powerful multinational companies.
By Aadit Tambe, Stephen Neukam Verified, Kate Seltzer Verified, Rachel Logan, Henry Kuczynski, Emmett Gartner Verified, Trisha Ahmed, Abby Zimmardi Verified, Michael Purdie, Shreya Vuttaluru, Jamie Pinzon
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Fort Worth Star-Telegram
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Stores cash customers' checks, then sell them lottery tickets
At All Checks Cashed in Everett, Massachusetts, a red neon sign beckons customers to cash their checks, pay utilities and try their luck with scores of lottery tickets. Glittering, multicolored scratch tickets on a wall behind the cashier's station tempt customers - most without a traditional bank account - ready to pay steep fees to quickly get cash and maybe then try their hand at winning millions.
Stores cash customers’ checks, then sell them lotto tickets
HENRY KUCZYNSKI, ETHAN BIDDLE, ISABEL TEHAN and MELISSA ELLIN / Boston University, Boston University July 11, 2022Updated: July 11, 2022 10:44 a.m. At All Checks Cashed in Everett, Massachusetts, a red neon sign beckons customers to cash their checks, pay utilities and try their luck with scores of lottery tickets.
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