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Massachusetts continues to fund free school meals for all students

By KATIE BENOIT, NBC 10 NEWS,

2024-08-28

By KATIE BENOIT, NBC 10 NEWS,

2024-08-28

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Sting

08-30

it's not a bad thing to spend taxes on. giving houses to the illegal invaders needs to stop

Joe Albano

08-30

It is good to feed kids in school. For a lot of kids school food is the only regular food they get, usually because their drug/alcohol addicted patient(s) can't/won't care for them. My complaint is that the politicians should use the tax dollars they already had instead of imposing another new tax to fund the school lunch programs. Massachusetts collected billions of dollars in taxes before the millionaires tax. Our state's politicians need to learn how to effectively control their spending and stop running up bills. They have the mindset of just adding another tax for every new bright idea they can come up with.

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