Thank you to the Healey-Driscoll Administration, Secretary Augustus, Mayor Wu, and the Boston Housing Authority for your partnership.

A project of this size doesn’t happen on its own. Working closely with the Allston Brighton delegation and the Governor and Lt. Governor, we were able to secure $99 million in the Affordable Homes Act for this project.

Faneuil Gardens has been an important part of the Brighton community for decades. This $19.6 million grant from the Commonwealth will replace 258 existing units and add 180 new units, ensuring safe, accessible, and affordable homes for residents.

We all deserve the opportunity to elect the candidates of our choice and once again Massachusetts led the way in making sure our redistricting process was fair and inclusive. We remain a Shining City upon a Hill.

A final congratulations to all the honorees and award recipients and most importantly, to the UMass Boston Class of 2025!

Attorney General Campbell’s dedication to the people of the Commonwealth is unmatched. Governor Mills is not afraid to stand up to injustice and fight for what is right. She serves as an example and inspiration for all UMass Boston alums.

Congratulations to Attorney General Andrea Campbell and Maine Governor Janet T. Mills, who also received the Chancellor’s Medal for Distinguished Service.

I am proud to continue to support you because I am sure that under your leadership Boston will remain the shining City on a Hill!

Who would ever think that we would live in a time where our Mayor would be called before a Congressional Committee to defend compassion and explain what every statistic shows – that Boston is the safest major city in the USA.