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April 30, 2026 - OSHA Training
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Breaking News
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?News You Can Use: April 15, 2026
This week, we explained the state regulations regarding where licensed Type 3 Funeral Directors may work. We also presented our second part, on partial payments, of a series focusing on key scenarios to consider when modifying a preneed contract. Finally, we congratulated new licensees sworn in by the Board in Embalming and Funeral Directing at its April meeting, and advised about an upcoming maintenance project on the Bourne Bridge that will impact traffic and cause delays.
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News You Can Use: April 8, 2026
This week, we kicked off a three-part series exploring key scenarios to consider when modifying a preneed contract funded by an insurance plan. In this issue, we also announced upcoming OSHA training sessions for 2026, reminded you to submit nominations for the 2026 MFDA Presidents' Award, shared the date for MFDA's 2026 Funeral Service Appreciation Night, and extended an invitation to the Cape Cod Community College Funeral Service Program pinning ceremony.
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In the News: April 1, 2026
News You Can Use: April 1, 2026 This week, we shared a letter of support for a bereavement law proposed for Massachusetts workers. We also announced that a meeting will be held with the RVRS to discuss how death records should be completed for remains transferred to other states for natural organic reduction or other newer methods of disposition; reported on the 54th Massachusetts Regiment Ball, which celebrated the role of the military honor guard in providing service to the Commonwealth's veterans and families; and shared a tech tip on steps funeral homes should take if computers have been hacked.
