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07/01/2020 - 12/31/2020
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Authorizing Officer name
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Vincent
J.
Ragucci, III
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Title
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Senior Executive Vice President
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Business name
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ENE Strategies, LLC
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Address
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5 Hampshire Street Suite 100 Suite
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City, state, zip code
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Mansfield, MA 02048
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Country
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USA
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Phone
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508-698-1200
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Client Compensation
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| Braintree Electric Light Department |
$10,200.00
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| Taunton Municipal Lighting Plant |
$12,204.00
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| Wellesley Municipal Light Plant |
$5,004.00
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| FirstLight Power Resources |
$22,500.00
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| Hudson Light and Power Department |
$5,004.00
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| Concord, Town of |
$5,004.00
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| Littleton Electric Light and Water Department |
$3,900.00
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| Total salaries received |
$63,816.00
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Compensation/Salaries Paid
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Vincent J. Ragucci, III
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$31,349.98
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| Total salaries paid |
$31,349.98
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Activities, Bill Numbers and Titles
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| No activities, bill numbers or bill titles were disclosed for this reporting period. |
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Operating Expenses
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| 07/01/2020 |
Associated Industries of Mass. membership
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Professional dues
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$208.35
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| 07/01/2020 |
Boston Globe subscription
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Professional subscriptions
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$166.32
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| 07/01/2020 |
Boston Business Journal subscription
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Professional subscriptions
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$52.50
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| 07/01/2020 |
Insta Trac
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Professional subscriptions
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$2,214.00
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| 07/01/2020 |
Northeast Clean Energy Council
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Professional dues
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$850.02
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| 07/01/2020 |
State House News Service
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Professional subscriptions
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$1,357.20
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| 07/01/2020 |
AT&T
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Telephone, cell phone, handheld
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$212.04
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| 07/01/2020 |
MER Consulting Services LLC- coordination and communication services for disclosure and registration filings
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Other operating expenses
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$4,975.00
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| 07/01/2020 |
Comm. of Mass., total registration fees paid fees paid to the Comm. of Mass. to register lobbyist, entity and clients connected to ENE Strategies LLC
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Professional dues
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$2,350.00
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| | | Total operating expenses |
$12,385.43
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Meals, Travel, and Entertainment Expenses
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| No meals, travel, or entertainment expenses were filed for this disclosure reporting period. |
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Additional Expenses
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| No additional expenses were filed for this disclosure reporting period. |
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Campaign Contributions
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| No campaign contributions were filed for this disclosure reporting period. |
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Lobbyist: Vincent J. Ragucci, III
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Client:
Braintree Electric Light Department
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Total amount paid by client; lobbyist is unable to report compensation at activity level: $0.00
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Senate Bill
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2500
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An Act setting next-generation climate policy
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Support
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$0.00
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n/a
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House Bill
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4552
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An Act relative to enhancing reliability of renewable resources in the Commonwealth
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Support
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$0.00
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n/a
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House Bill
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4933
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An Act creating a 2050 roadmap to a clean and thriving commonwealth
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Support
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$0.00
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n/a
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Executive
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Other
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Collaborated with on Grant Programming, Solar Massachusetts Renewable Target Program for Municipal Light Plants, Energy
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Support
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$0.00
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n/a
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House Bill
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4553
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An Act relative to greenhouse gas emissions standards for municipal lighting plants, for the purpose of promoting the Commonwealth’s goals of reducing greenhouse gas emissions while acknowledging and preserving the statutory scheme of chapter 164 which places municipal lighting plant operations, finances, and rates under local control
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Support
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$0.00
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n/a
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Executive
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Department of Environmental Protection (DEP)
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N/A Department of Environmental Protection (DEP) Collaborated with on Clean Energy Standard (CES) for Municipal Light Plants and on Clean Water Related Issues. 310 CMR 7.75: Clean Energy Standard (CES Regulation) to require retail sellers of electricity to provide increasing quantities of clean electricity to their customers in Massachusetts. electricity sales, and increases from 16% in 2018 to 80% in 2050, increasing by 2% each year. Neutral
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Neutral
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$0.00
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n/a
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House Bill
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4069
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An Act relative to the authorities of municipal light boards
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Support
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$0.00
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n/a
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House Bill
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4912
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An Act creating a 2050 roadmap to a clean and thriving commonwealth
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Support
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$0.00
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n/a
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Total amount
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$0.00
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Lobbyist: Vincent J. Ragucci, III
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Client:
Taunton Municipal Lighting Plant
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Total amount paid by client; lobbyist is unable to report compensation at activity level: $0.00
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House Bill
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4552
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An Act relative to enhancing reliability of renewable resources in the Commonwealth
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Support
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$0.00
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n/a
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Executive
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Department of Environmental Protection (DEP)
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N/A Department of Environmental Protection (DEP) Collaborated with on Clean Energy Standard (CES) for Municipal Light Plants and on Clean Water Related Issues. 310 CMR 7.75: Clean Energy Standard (CES Regulation) to require retail sellers of electricity to provide increasing quantities of clean electricity to their customers in Massachusetts. electricity sales, and increases from 16% in 2018 to 80% in 2050, increasing by 2% each year. Neutral
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Neutral
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$0.00
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n/a
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House Bill
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4069
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An Act relative to the authorities of municipal light boards
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Support
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$0.00
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n/a
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Senate Bill
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2500
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An Act setting next-generation climate policy
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Support
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$0.00
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n/a
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Executive
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Other
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Collaborated with on Grant Programming, Solar Massachusetts Renewable Target Program for Municipal Light Plants, Energy Storage Targets, Residential Conservation Services Regulations and Energy Score Card. Support
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Support
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$0.00
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n/a
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House Bill
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4933
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An Act creating a 2050 roadmap to a clean and thriving commonwealth
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Support
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$0.00
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n/a
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House Bill
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4553
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An Act relative to greenhouse gas emissions standards for municipal lighting plants, for the purpose of promoting the Commonwealth’s goals of reducing greenhouse gas emissions while acknowledging and preserving the statutory scheme of chapter 164 which places municipal lighting plant operations, finances, and rates under local control
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Support
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$0.00
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n/a
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House Bill
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4912
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An Act creating a 2050 roadmap to a clean and thriving commonwealth
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Support
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$0.00
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n/a
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Total amount
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$0.00
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Lobbyist: Vincent J. Ragucci, III
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Client:
Wellesley Municipal Light Plant
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Total amount paid by client; lobbyist is unable to report compensation at activity level: $0.00
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Senate Bill
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2500
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An Act setting next-generation climate policy
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Support
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$0.00
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n/a
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House Bill
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4552
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An Act relative to enhancing reliability of renewable resources in the Commonwealth
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Support
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$0.00
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n/a
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House Bill
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4933
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An Act creating a 2050 roadmap to a clean and thriving commonwealth
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Support
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$0.00
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n/a
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House Bill
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4069
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An Act relative to the authorities of municipal light boards
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Support
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$0.00
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n/a
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Executive
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Other
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Collaborated with on Grant Programming, Solar Massachusetts Renewable Target Program for Municipal Light Plants, Energy Storage Targets, Residential Conservation Services Regulations and Energy Score Card.
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Support
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$0.00
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n/a
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House Bill
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4553
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An Act relative to greenhouse gas emissions standards for municipal lighting plants, for the purpose of promoting the Commonwealth’s goals of reducing greenhouse gas emissions while acknowledging and preserving the statutory scheme of chapter 164 which places municipal lighting plant operations, finances, and rates under local control
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Support
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$0.00
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n/a
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Executive
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Department of Environmental Protection (DEP)
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Department of Environmental Protection (DEP) Collaborated with on Clean Energy Standard (CES) for Municipal Light Plants and on Clean Water Related Issues. 310 CMR 7.75: Clean Energy Standard (CES Regulation) to require retail sellers of electricity to provide increasing quantities of clean electricity to their customers in Massachusetts. electricity sales, and increases from 16% in 2018 to 80% in 2050, increasing by 2% each year.
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Neutral
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$0.00
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n/a
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House Bill
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4912
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An Act creating a 2050 roadmap to a clean and thriving commonwealth
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Support
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$0.00
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n/a
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Total amount
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$0.00
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Lobbyist: Vincent J. Ragucci, III
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Client:
FirstLight Power Resources
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Total amount paid by client; lobbyist is unable to report compensation at activity level: $0.00
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House Bill
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4912
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An Act creating a 2050 roadmap to a clean and thriving commonwealth
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Support
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$0.00
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n/a
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House Bill
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4933
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An Act creating a 2050 roadmap to a clean and thriving commonwealth
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Support
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$0.00
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n/a
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House Bill
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4552
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An Act relative to enhancing reliability of renewable resources in the Commonwealth
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Support
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$0.00
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n/a
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Total amount
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$0.00
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Lobbyist: Vincent J. Ragucci, III
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Client:
Hudson Light and Power Department
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Total amount paid by client; lobbyist is unable to report compensation at activity level: $0.00
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Senate Bill
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2500
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An Act setting next-generation climate policy
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Support
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$0.00
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n/a
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House Bill
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4553
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An Act relative to greenhouse gas emissions standards for municipal lighting plants, for the purpose of promoting the Commonwealth’s goals of reducing greenhouse gas emissions while acknowledging and preserving the statutory scheme of chapter 164 which places municipal lighting plant operations, finances, and rates under local control
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Support
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$0.00
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n/a
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House Bill
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4933
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An Act creating a 2050 roadmap to a clean and thriving commonwealth
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Support
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$0.00
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n/a
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Executive
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Department of Environmental Protection (DEP)
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Collaborated with on Clean Energy Standard (CES) for Municipal Light Plants and on Clean Water Related Issues. 310 CMR 7.75: Clean
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Neutral
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$0.00
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n/a
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House Bill
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4069
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An Act relative to the authorities of municipal light boards
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Support
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$0.00
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n/a
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Total amount
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$0.00
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Lobbyist: Vincent J. Ragucci, III
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Client:
Concord, Town of
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Total amount paid by client; lobbyist is unable to report compensation at activity level: $0.00
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Senate Bill
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2500
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An Act setting next-generation climate policy
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Support
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$0.00
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n/a
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Executive
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Other
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Collaborated with on Grant Programming, Solar Massachusetts Renewable Target Program for Municipal Light Plants, Energy Storage Targets, Residential Conservation Services Regulations and Energy Score Card
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Support
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$0.00
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n/a
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House Bill
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4933
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An Act creating a 2050 roadmap to a clean and thriving commonwealth
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Support
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$0.00
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n/a
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House Bill
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4553
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An Act relative to greenhouse gas emissions standards for municipal lighting plants, for the purpose of promoting the Commonwealth’s goals of reducing greenhouse gas emissions while acknowledging and preserving the statutory scheme of chapter 164 which places municipal lighting plant operations, finances, and rates under local control
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Support
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$0.00
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n/a
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House Bill
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4069
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An Act relative to the authorities of municipal light boards
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Support
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$0.00
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n/a
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House Bill
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4552
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An Act relative to enhancing reliability of renewable resources in the Commonwealth
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Support
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$0.00
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n/a
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Executive
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Department of Environmental Protection (DEP)
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Collaborated with on Clean Energy Standard (CES) for Municipal Light Plants and on Clean Water Related Issues. 310 CMR 7.75: Clean Energy Standard (CES Regulation) to require retail sellers of electricity to provide increasing quantities of clean electricity to their customers in Massachusetts. electricity sales, and increases from 16% in 2018 to 80% in 2050, increasing by 2% each year.
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Neutral
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$0.00
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n/a
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House Bill
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4912
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An Act creating a 2050 roadmap to a clean and thriving commonwealth
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Support
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$0.00
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n/a
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Total amount
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$0.00
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Lobbyist: Vincent J. Ragucci, III
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Client:
Littleton Electric Light and Water Department
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Total amount paid by client; lobbyist is unable to report compensation at activity level: $0.00
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House Bill
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4866
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An Act authorizing the town of Littleton to use certain land for construction of a water treatment facility without Article 97 restrictions on such use
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Support
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$0.00
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n/a
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House Bill
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4912
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An Act creating a 2050 roadmap to a clean and thriving commonwealth
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Support
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$0.00
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n/a
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House Bill
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4865
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An Act establishing the Littleton Common Smart Sewer District in the town of Littleton
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Support
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$0.00
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n/a
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House Bill
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4933
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An Act creating a 2050 roadmap to a clean and thriving commonwealth
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Support
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$0.00
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n/a
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Senate Bill
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2500
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An Act setting next-generation climate policy
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Support
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$0.00
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n/a
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Total amount
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$0.00
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Meals, Travel, and Entertainment Expenses
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| No meals, travel, or entertainment expenses were filed for this disclosure reporting period. |
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Additional Expenses
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| No additional expenses were filed for this disclosure reporting period. |
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Campaign Contributions
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| 09/14/2020 | Vincent J. Ragucci, III |
Bradley Jones
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State Rep., 20th Middlesex
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$200.00
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| 09/22/2020 | Vincent J. Ragucci, III |
Patrick O'Connor
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State Senate, Plymouth & Suffolk
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$100.00
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| 09/22/2020 | Vincent J. Ragucci, III |
Joan Meschino
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State Rep., 3rd Plymouth
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$100.00
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| 10/19/2020 | Vincent J. Ragucci, III |
Maura Healey
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Attorney General
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$200.00
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| 10/27/2020 | Vincent J. Ragucci, III |
Thomas Golden
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State Rep., 16th Middlesex
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$200.00
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| 10/28/2020 | Vincent J. Ragucci, III |
Sal DiDomenico
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State Senate, Middlesex & Suffolk
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$200.00
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| 10/29/2020 | Vincent J. Ragucci, III |
Barry Finegold
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State Senate, Second Essex and Middlesex
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$200.00
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| 11/16/2020 | Vincent J. Ragucci, III |
Martin Walsh
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Mayor of Boston
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$200.00
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| 12/07/2020 | Vincent J. Ragucci, III |
Joseph Boncore
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State Senate, First Suffolk & Middlesex
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$200.00
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| | | | Total contributions |
$1,600.00
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