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Pressley Delivers $8M + for the 7th

Massachusetts

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The Committee To Elect Ayanna Pressley

Proud to deliver over $8 million in federal funding for 10 community projects in the Massachusetts 7th.

This money will help us reinvest in our schools, our infrastructure, our health care and most importantly, our people.

Honored to partner with our community throughout this process.

May be an image of map and text that says "PRESSLEY DELIVERS $8M+ FOR THE 7TH CITY OF CHELSEA & CITY OF EVERETT ISLAND END RIVER RESILIENCE PROJECT $750,000 CITY OF SOMERVILLE POPLAR PUMP STATION $2,500,000 LA COLABORATIVA WORKFORCE DEVELOPMENT INITIATIVE $300,000 CITY OF CAMBRIDGE SEPARATEDBICYCLELANES $958,218 BENJAMIN FRANKLIN INST.OF .OF TECHNOLOGY CLEAN ENERGY BUILDING UTMINSSTEMS SYSTEMS PROGRAM $300,000 TOWN OF MILTON MATH& READING LEARNING ASSESMENT TOOLS $100,000 THE DIMOCK CENTER SUBSTANCE TREATMENT $1,000,000 CITY OF BOSTON TUITION FREE COMMUNITY COLLEGE $1,000,000 RANDOLPH PUBLIC SCHOOLS CULTURALLY RELEVANT DIGITAL LITERACY $275,000 TOWN OF RANDOLPH SCHOOL BASED COMMUNITY HEALTHCENTER $1,000,000 $1 ayannaley"

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The Committee To Elect Ayanna Pressley
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