AGP Executive Report
Last update: 3 hours agoHospital Labor: About 4,000 Brigham and Women’s nurses plan an indefinite walkout Thursday after marathon contract talks failed, threatening a major disruption at one of Massachusetts’ largest hospitals. Surveillance Oversight: Boston and Quincy are weighing tighter rules for police surveillance technology, including public hearings and council approval; Quincy’s mayoral administration has questioned the council’s authority. Data Center Debate: Sutton residents forcefully opposed the Kraft Group’s proposed $16 billion data center at a packed Select Board meeting, citing concerns over its local impact. Health Costs: A new report says Massachusetts health insurance premiums have climbed 38% since 2019, outpacing the national increase. Congress: Dan Koh, Massachusetts’ congressman-elect, voiced concern about the U.S.-South Korea alliance under President Trump and said he would work to strengthen ties. Winter Aid: Healey and other New England governors are urging Congress to provide $3 billion in emergency heating assistance as energy costs rise.
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