Waltham, MA – Rep. Tom Stanley, as chairman of the Waltham City Council’s Ad-Hoc Committee on Affordable Housing, submitted a 38-page comprehensive report to the Council on housing challenges in […]
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Housing Challenges in the City of Waltham: Ad-Hoc Committee on Affordable Housing Report. Read the full report here.
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In an interview with the Waltham News Tribune, Rep. Stanley expressed shock and dismay over the last week’s mob attack on the U.S. Capitol in Washington, DC. To read Rep.
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Read Rep. Stanley’s response to the 2020 Waltham Land Trust & Lincoln Land Conservation Trust Questionnaire here.
Read Rep. Stanley’s response to the 350 Mass Action Endorsement Questionnaire.
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The COVID-19 pandemic has had a devastating impact on food security and infrastructure. Demand at food banks has skyrocketed and local producers, who once relied on the restaurant industry, struggle
Rep. Stanley signed onto a letter supporting H1599, legislation he cosponsored relative to compliance with the prevailing wage laws of the Commonwealth. H1599 extends the prevailing wage laws to encompass
Rep. Stanley signed onto a letter to Chairman Michlewitz requesting the advancement of H.2779, legislation relating to access to public records. This important piece of legislation would open state records
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As a member of the Food System Caucus, Rep. Stanley cosponsored a Hunger Action Month sign-on letter to Speaker DeLeo, Senate President Spilka, Chair Michlewitz, and Chair Rodrigues. The letter
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In a letter to the Executive Office of Energy & Environmental Affairs (EEA), Rep. Stanley requested support of Healthy Waltham’s application to the Executive Office of Energy and Environmental Affairs’
