Representing the 9th Middlesex District of Massachusetts
(Boston, MA) – July 11, 2018 –In a letter to Speaker DeLeo and Chairman Sánchez, Rep. Stanley urges the House Committee on Ways and Means to allow debate on a bill that includes increasing the RPS to 3% annually (H.4575), removes the cap on net-metering (H.4577), and promotes more energy storage (H.4576), among other initiatives. “The House needs to take […]
Read moreDear Editor: The time is now for Massachusetts to pass an Extreme Risk Protective Order (ERPO) bill. While Congress has failed in its duty to protect the public from gun violence, state legislatures like Massachusetts have stepped up to enact stronger laws. Unfortunately, federal action is still necessary, because guns are easily transported across state lines. Numerous studies have shown […]
Read moreClick here to read the January 2018 issue of The Stanley Report.
Read moreClick here to read the January 2018 issue of The Stanley Report.
Read more1&2. How would you assess how the city has managed and maintained open space? What plans do you have in mind to improve this work? Would you support the administration’s request to create a Park Ranger position within the Recreation Department to help the City responsibly manage its forested parcels (many of which were acquired in recent years)? The City […]
Read moreDear Editor: Planning for Waltham’s future requires foresight. As a parent, I am extremely disappointed it has taken so long to settle on a realistically viable site for a new high school. This episode is a glaring example of what is wrong with our local government. Three sites were selected as the best options to build a new high school: […]
Read moreAs a candidate for Waltham City Council, the League of Women Voters of Waltham asked Rep. Stanley to respond to the following two questions: What are two significant issues facing Waltham and how do you think they should be addressed? 1) Two significant issues facing Waltham are the siting of a new high school and the reuse of the Fernald property. […]
Read moreThank you Waltham Citizens for Education for requesting a statement on the saga of siting a new high school. If any member of the group would like to host a coffee party I would certainly attend and address these issues and any others. This episode is a glaring example of what is wrong with our local government. Planning is suspect […]
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