Rep. Jim Arciero has been honored with a Legislator of the Year Award by the Massachusetts Municipal Association (MMA) at the organization’s annual Connect 351 Conference in January.
WESTFORD — The Select Board’s Feb. 10 meeting focused heavily on town communications, including review of a proposed Communications Plan and presentation of a 2026 community engagement strategy. Residents weigh in
Westford’s state representative Jim Arciero recently filed a new bill which would guarantee ten days of paid bereavement leave for families faced with the death of a child.
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WESTFORD — The Select Board’s Feb. 10 meeting focused heavily on town communications, including review of a proposed Communications Plan and presentation of a 2026 community engagement strategy. Residents weigh in
Westford’s state representative Jim Arciero recently filed a new bill which would guarantee ten days of paid bereavement leave for families faced with the death of a child.
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WESTFORD — Flags at all state buildings, including Town Hall, will fly at half-staff on Monday in honor of World War II veteran Alfred Thomas Langevin. Gov. Maura Healey ordered
Submitted by the Office of State Representative James Arciero
The following is an op-ed submitted by Rep. James Arciero (D-Westford), who is the House Chair of the Joint Committee on Transportation, regarding the recent passage of the Chapter 90
Vocational Education Annexes an innovative solution to meet demand for technical education, expand workforce development pathways in Massachusetts
Last week, the NEA notified local arts and culture organizations across the nation that their federal grants had been withdrawn. The Lowell Folk Foundation and MRT were both impacted, losing $20,000 in federal grant funding each.
