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City councilors advocate for $200 million DRIVE Act to support public higher education

The Somerville TImes

Nov 8, 2025

Somerville resident Marissa Fried addressed the council, advocating for the resolution. By Harry Kane Federal cuts for public higher education are deeply concerning, which is why t…

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