H 3373
An Act relative to the official frog of the Commonwealth
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Bill overview
This bill proposed to designate the Spring Peeper frog as the official frog of the Commonwealth of Massachusetts. It sought to formally recognize the frog’s significance to the state’s ecosystem and culture. The bill, introduced by Representative Kushmerek, aimed to elevate awareness and appreciation for this amphibian species. Ultimately, the bill failed to pass the legislature.
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Michael P. Kushmerek
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Michael P. Kushmerek
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