great time today catching up with everyone.

create this great event. He has made a substantial impact so far in his role, and I have no doubt he will continue to make improvements for the Housing Authority through his work. Thank you for having me. I look forward to stopping by the Senior Center again soon and I had a.

Coordinator, and his dedication and ability to build strong networks make him an invaluable asset to our community here in Scituate and on the South Shore. For last years September-Fest, he brought together the Scituate Council on Aging, South Shore Elder Services, and Launch to.

great opportunities to meet with old and new friends to enjoy the nice weather heading into the fall season. I was happy to recognize Cullen Sweeney with a Senate Citation in honor of his hard work for the Scituate Housing Authority. He serves as the first Resident Service.

Yesterday afternoon, I was thrilled to stop by the Second Annual September-Fest at Central Field in Scituate. This event was hosted by Scituate Housing Authority as part of their partnership with Launch Cohasset and the Scituate Senior Center. There were music, games, food, and

this program will have a lasting impact on how you view laws, the police, and our community here on the South Shore.

officers look like. In return, the department gains new insight into the needs and concerns of the community they serve. Thank you to the Hingham Police Department and Linden Ponds for the invitation to the graduation ceremony, and congratulations to the graduates! Hopefully.

domestic violence, animal control, a ride along with an officer, and a K9 demonstration. The Academy allows officers and citizens to have constructive, educational interactions. The program aims to provide students with a new perspective of what days in the life of police.

Citizens' Police Academy (CPA) since 1996. It is the longest running program in the state and has served as a model program for other departments throughout New England. The Academy is 10 weeks long, and covers a variety of topics and activities, including motor vehicle laws,.

educational and important community event, and I am always more than happy to support it. The graduates were commemorated with official Senate Citations at the ceremony for all their hard work and dedication to this program. The Hingham Police has been holding their.

On Friday, my office was honored to attend the Hingham's Citizens' Police Academy graduation ceremony and celebration at Linden Ponds. Twenty members of Linden Ponds have successfully completed the Citizens’ Police Academy (CPA) program and earned certifications. This is an

her all the best in her well-deserved retirement. Your positive impact on the Town of Weymouth will be felt for many years to come.

to excellence. I was happy to present Betsy with a citation from our office, celebrating her two decades of service and her lasting influence on Weymouth schools. Our community here on the South Shore is very grateful. We thank Betsy for her extraordinary dedication and wish.

Last week, Betsy Harris was recognized for her 20 years of dedicated service to Weymouth Public Schools. Throughout her career, Betsy made so many contributions to the success of our district for students, families, and colleagues with her expertise, warmth, and commitment

partnership with the Hull Lifesaving Museum. It highlighted the impact of accessible training opportunities and the value of community collaboration. Congratulations to Kadee Daley and Mike Kennedy on this significant accomplishment and the promising opportunities that lie ahead.

exceptional dedication, professionalism, and passion for their work during the program. Their tours reflected not only the depth of their learning but also their ability to connect with and inspire others. The graduation marked a proud moment for the Arc of the South Shore.

recognized for their successful completion of the program. The evening began with a ceremony, followed by tours led by Kadee and Mike. These tours showcased the knowledge, skills, and confidence they had gained throughout their training. Both graduates demonstrated.

Last Thursday, the culmination of an 8-week docent training program at the Hull Lifesaving Museum in collaboration with Arc of the South Shore was celebrated with a special graduation ceremony. Two outstanding candidates, Kathleen “Kadee” Daley and Michael “Mike” Kennedy, were

best of luck as school begins this fall, and that you have a happy and safe semester.

for all of the help this summer. We all really enjoyed the opportunity to work with you and we hope that you were able to gain insight and experience when it comes to working for the State in a Senate office. It was great to meet and interact with all of you. I wish you the.