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Senators recognize interns, announce USS Hudner visit and cite statute for Irish American Heritage Month

2520999 · March 6, 2025
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Summary

During the session senators recognized two student interns visiting the chamber, announced that the destroyer USS Hudner will visit the Port of Boston for Evacuation Day ceremonies, and referenced Massachusetts law directing a gubernatorial proclamation for Irish American Heritage Month.

Senators used part of the session to recognize two student interns and to announce upcoming commemorative events.

The record identifies Luke Donlan, a Scituate High School junior, and Oliver Hobson, an intern from the town of Cohasset who has been accepted to law school, as guests in a Senate office and thanked them for their participation. The transcript indicates Donlan spent time over the summer as a tour guide in the secretary of state’s office and that both were in the chamber as part of legislative shadowing or internship activities.

Senators also announced that the USS Hudner and its crew will arrive at the Port of Boston in the coming days to take part in Evacuation Day ceremonies next week. The record presents that as an upcoming ceremonial visit; no operational details, dates, or security arrangements were provided in the transcript.

Law- and commemoration-related items were noted as well. The Senate record cites "Massachusetts general law, chapter 15, quadruple f," saying the statute directs the governor to issue an annual proclamation setting apart March as Irish American Heritage Month and to consult with Irish American groups when preparing that proclamation. The chamber also marked that the month overlaps with Women’s History Month; no additional legislative action or proclamation text was recorded during the session.

These remarks were delivered as recognitions and announcements during the session; they were not recorded as motions requiring a vote.