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This past weekend, I attended “No Kings” rallies in Medfield and Needham. Between the communities I serve, around 2,000 people came together in a powerful show of solidarity, standing in opposition to the President’s rhetoric and actions. It was inspiring to speak at Needham's rally and to be among such an engaged and energized crowd: hearing voices raised, horns honking, and neighbors standing shoulder to shoulder.

Massachusetts communities rely on trust between residents, law enforcement, courts, and public institutions. When individuals are afraid to report crimes, participate in court proceedings, or cooperate with investigations, public safety can be affected.

The Commonwealth received additional revenue from the Fair Share surtax approved by Massachusetts voters in 2022, creating an opportunity to make targeted investments in areas that directly affect residents and communities.

If passed, the TEACH-MA Act would introduce a statewide program designed to recruit, certify and retain teachers committed to three years of service in Massachusetts public schools. Program fellows would be placed in high-need districts and hard-to-fill subject areas, and provided mentorship, a stipend, and the promise of a reduced-cost master’s degree upon completion.

I’m excited to announce that I will be running for reelection as your State Representative for Norfolk’s 13th District. Serving our communities has been one of the greatest honors of my life. Together, we’ve made meaningful progress: supporting local schools, improving infrastructure, and advocating for initiatives that make our neighborhoods safer, healthier, and stronger.

Massachusetts residents continue to face some of the highest energy costs in the nation. Rising heating and electricity costs place a significant burden on families, seniors, and businesses across the Commonwealth.