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Senate Labor, Health and Human Services, and Education Appropriations, FY2008

Sen. Kerry (D-MA)

Sen. John Kerry (D-MA)

http://kerry.senate.gov/

Sen. Kerry (D-MA) has Labor, Health and Human Services, and Education earmarks totalling $9,800,000

For this appropriations bill, Sen. Kerry (D-MA) ranks in the 79th percentile.

“$200,000 for Brockton Area Private Industry Council, Inc., for workplace development programs”

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(1 Comments, 100% Complete)

“$200,000 for Massachusetts League of Community Health Centers, for a health-care workforce development program”

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(0 Comments, 0% Complete)

“$175,000 for Boston Health Care for the Homeless Program, health care facility construction”

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(0 Comments, 0% Complete)

“$350,000 for Boston Medical Center facilities and equipment for the J. Joseph Moakley Medical Services Building”

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(0 Comments, 0% Complete)

“$200,000 for Brockton Hospital equipment”

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(0 Comments, 0% Complete)

“$200,000 for Brockton Neighborhood Health Center construction”

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(0 Comments, 0% Complete)

“$250,000 for Caring Health Center, Inc., equipment for expansion of urgent care and oral health programs”

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(0 Comments, 81% Complete)

“$220,000 for Children's Hospital Boston comprehensive pediatric electronic medical records system”

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(0 Comments, 0% Complete)

“$250,000 for Fenway Community Health Center for construction, renovation and equipment”

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(0 Comments, 0% Complete)

“$220,000 for Holyoke Hospital for equipment”

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(0 Comments, 0% Complete)

“$225,000 for Mercy Medical Center for equipment”

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(0 Comments, 0% Complete)

“$200,000 for Noble Hospital for construction, renovation and equipment”

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(0 Comments, 0% Complete)

“$450,000 for Pioneer Valley Life Science Institute for the construction of biomedical research facilities.”

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(0 Comments, 0% Complete)

“$900,000 for Amass Memorial Health Care, for a high-speed network and Picture Archiving and Communication System”

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(0 Comments, 0% Complete)

“$100,000 for Anna Maria College, to the Molly Bish Center for the Protection of Children and the Elderly”

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(0 Comments, 0% Complete)

“$210,000 for Boston Medical Center, the Children's AIDS project”

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(0 Comments, 0% Complete)

“$190,000 for Horizons for Homeless Children, for mentoring, educational, and social development programs”

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(0 Comments, 0% Complete)

“$250,000 for For the development of programs and procurement of educational equipment at a youth and community center”

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(0 Comments, 0% Complete)

“$200,000 for Lower Pioneer Valley Educational Collaborative, for the procurement of educational equipment and development of academic programs”

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(0 Comments, 0% Complete)

“$220,000 for Massachusetts 2020 Foundation, for continued development of an expanded instruction demonstration program”

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(0 Comments, 0% Complete)

“$180,000 for School at Jacob's Pillow, for the development of youth cultural and educational programs”

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(0 Comments, 0% Complete)

“$180,000 for SouthSocastConnected, for implementation of the Drop the Drop-Out Rate Initiative”

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(0 Comments, 0% Complete)

“$150,000 for Assumption College”

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(0 Comments, 0% Complete)

“$250,000 for Benjamin Franklin Institute of Technology, educational equipment and curriculum development to support medical technology professional training programs”

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(0 Comments, 0% Complete)

“$200,000 for Bristol Community College, expansion of adult literacy and career development academic programs”

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(0 Comments, 50% Complete)

“$235,000 for Dean College, programs and procure equipment for the Learning Center”

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(0 Comments, 0% Complete)

“$400,000 for Emerson College, educational equipment and program development”

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(0 Comments, 0% Complete)

“$300,000 for Emmanuel College, procurement of educational equipment and program development”

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(0 Comments, 0% Complete)

“$200,000 for Holyoke Community College, educational equipment and information technology”

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(0 Comments, 0% Complete)

“$250,000 for Lesley University, educational and research equipment to support new science instruction laboratories”

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(0 Comments, 0% Complete)

“$245,000 for Northern Essex Community College, equipment for allied health program”

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(0 Comments, 0% Complete)

“$200,000 for Stonehill College, equipment procurement and program development for the Center for Non-Profit Management”

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(0 Comments, 0% Complete)

“$750,000 for Urban College of Boston, higher education programs serving low-income and minority students”

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(0 Comments, 0% Complete)

“$200,000 for Wheaton College, educational equipment and information technology to support science center expansion”

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(0 Comments, 0% Complete)

“$250,000 for Wheelock College, educational equipment and curriculum development for the K-9 science teachers program”

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(0 Comments, 0% Complete)

“$200,000 for Boston Children's Museum, exhibition development”

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(0 Comments, 0% Complete)

“$150,000 for Holbrook Public Library, exhibit development”

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(0 Comments, 100% Complete)

“$250,000 for Museum of Afro-American History, development of youth educational programs”

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(0 Comments, 0% Complete)

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