Will Katcher
Investigative Enterprise Reporter at MassLive.com
Reporter for @MassLiveNews in Boston / Proud alum of @UMassAmherst / Always available at [email protected] or [email protected].
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1 week ago |
masslive.com | Will Katcher
The Massachusetts Bay Transportation Authority will soon launch an extensive rail replacement project covering 30 miles of tracks in Boston, forcing schedule changes for one commuter rail line. The $12 million project will replace all rail on the Fairmount Line of the commuter rail, going “well beyond the amount of rail replacement work typically done in a year,” the MBTA said.
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masslive.com | Will Katcher
Fresh off a year with Boston’s lowest homicide rate in decades, city officials announced a plan Tuesday to reduce violence this summer, the season when it is most prone to spike. The plan calls on all sections of the city government to help build trust with residents by deepening community ties and delivering support, services and results year-round.
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yahoo.com | Will Katcher
Fresh off a year with Boston’s lowest homicide rate in decades, city officials announced a plan Tuesday to reduce violence this summer, the season when it is most prone to spike. The plan calls on all sections of the city government to help build trust with residents by deepening community ties and delivering support, services and results year-round.
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masslive.com | Will Katcher
The Trump administration directed federal agencies on Tuesday to stop doing business with Harvard University, part of an ongoing pressure campaign by the government to enact change at the school through threatened funding cuts and other strong-arm tactics. An official with the U.S. General Services Administration ordered federal agencies to cut off existing contracts with Harvard or transfer them to other vendors by June 6, according to a letter sent to the agencies.
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1 week ago |
yahoo.com | Will Katcher
The Trump administration directed federal agencies on Tuesday to stop doing business with Harvard University, part of an ongoing pressure campaign by the government to enact change at the school through threatened funding cuts and other strong-arm tactics. An official with the U.S. General Services Administration ordered federal agencies to cut off existing contracts with Harvard or transfer them to other vendors by June 6, according to a letter sent to the agencies.
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