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Clark Leads Call For Historic Investments In Early Ed and Child Care

Clark Announces $13 Million to Lower Energy Costs for Working Families

ICYMI: How Assistant Speaker Clark Gets It Done

"The American people have to know that we are fighting for them,” said Clark in her profile for The Cut

Clarks Leads Push to Address the Lack of Affordable Child Care

Approximately 460,000 families are without reliable child care; 1 in 9 child care jobs have been lost since the start of the pandemic

Clark Calls for Biden Administration to Extend the Student Loan Pause

MA Congressional Delegation Announces Plan to Combat Homelessness

Funding Will Support Local Efforts to End Homelessness Across Commonwealth

Clark on the One Year Anniversary of the American Rescue Plan

The $1.9 trillion relief package funded vaccines, aid for small businesses, helped reopen schools, and rescued the child care sector

Clark Statement on Funding Package, Support for Ukraine

Package includes support for Ukraine, child care, green jobs, affordable housing, and reauthorizes the Violence Against Women Act

Clark Statement on Ending Forced Arbitration Act

New law will void forced arbitration provisions to give survivors the choice of how to pursue justice

Clark Invites Lexington Health Official to State of the Union

Lexington Public Health Official Joanne Belanger participated as guest

Clark Announces Findings on Employer-Provided Child Care Credit

Clark requested an analysis of the employer-provided child care credit and the benefits employees receive from child care services eligible

Clark Visits Lexington to Highlight American Rescue Plan Funding

Lexington will receive $350,000 in American Rescue Plan funding to purchase electric school buses

ICYMI: Clark Pens Op-ed on Her Own Reproductive Health Story

Clark Votes To End Forced Arbitration for Sexual Assault Claims

House passes legislation to void forced arbitration provisions as they apply to sexual assault and harassment claims

Katherine Clark Says Child Care Workers Need More Masks, Tests

Clark led a letter to President Biden urging him to include child care providers in the plan to increase access to masks and Covid testing.

Clark Announces Winners for 2021 Congressional App Challenge

This year’s winner is Weston’s Theodore Luu and his app “Level Up”

Defend Against Scammers Who Target Your Social Security Benefits

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Town Of Lexington: Holiday: February 21 - Town Offices Closed, Trash Collection On 1 Day Delay

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Assistant Speaker Clark: The Politics of Going Gray

In an op-ed with WBUR, Assistant House Speaker Katherine Clark Recalls How Letting Her Hair Gray Became a 'Political Issue'

Lexington-Area Unemployment Rate Improves: Latest Figures

The Middlesex County unemployment rate improved recently, according to the newest figures.

Town Of Lexington: Curbside Christmas Tree Collections Schedule

Curbside collection of Christmas trees will take place during the weeks of January 3-7, and January 10-14.

Town Of Lexington: Changes To MBTA Bus Routes 62 And 76 Started December 19

The MBTA recently announced updated bus service schedules, including for Routes 62 and 76 serving Lexington, that went into effect on De ...