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“Sen. Jehlen — her big worry is that we not feed the black market,” said Rosenberg, “The tax rate can have an impact on that …. She thinks 28 [percent] is too high. But, you know, they’ll negotiate. They’ll figure it out.”

Senate President Stan Rosenberg

Speaking about Sen. Patricia Jehlen, co-chair of the Committee on Marijuana Policy.

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Beltway Politics

White House taps key Senate aide for Treasury rescue mission » Politico

How Warren turned into an enthusiastic supporter of single-payer health care » Boston Globe

On Senate Health Bill, Trump Falters in the Closer's Role » New York Times

Business

Developers buy Boston Cab properties in Fenway for $50 million » Boston Globe

William Galvin seeks pause on shadow law vote » Boston Globe

Struggling Massachusetts dairy farmers pleading for tax relief » WWLP 22

Galvin Splashes Cold Water On Millennium Tower » WGBH News

Shadowboxing: Galvin, city get in heightening debate over tower's shade » Boston Business Journal

Cannabis & Psychedelics

DeLeo suggests possible pot tax compromise » MassLive

Legislature Poised to Open Up Medical Marijuana Licensing to For-Profits » JDSupra

West Springfield resident opposed to recreational marijuana criticizes Mayor Will Reichelt's handling of industry » MassLive

No shortage of suggestions for pot panel » State House News Service

Councilor: Give minorities a stake in pot biz » Boston Herald

North Andover Rep. Diana DiZoglio sponsors pot bill provisions to fund school initiatives » Wicked Local North Andover

DiZoglio seeks $20 million for substance abuse education » The Eagle Tribune

In Massachusetts, small group working behind closed doors to reach cannabis compromise » The Cannabist

House Speaker Robert DeLeo signals room to compromise on marijuana tax » The Recorder

Domestic Relations

Aguilar honored for domestic-violence work » Sentinel & Enterprise

Education

Longtime Springfield Teachers Union President To Retire » WAMC

Colleagues Remember Late Education Commissioner's Dedication To Improvement » WBUR

Mitchell Chester, state's education commissioner, dies » Gazette Net

National educators gathering in Everett » Boston Globe

Environment

WBUR Poll Finds A Sharp Increase In Concern About Climate Change Among Mass. Voters » WBUR

Gaming

Just Before Feds Expected To Rule, Mashpee Wampanoags Drop A Legal Avenue For Recognition » WGBH News

Connecticut governor signs bill for East Windsor Mashantucket Pequot-Mohegan casino intended to compete with MGM Springfield » MassLive

Health Care

Massachusetts leaders consider state impact of U.S. Senate health care bill » WWLP 22

Despite GOP pledges, health care remains in limbo » Boston Globe

Brockton mayor takes stand against healthcare plan » The Enterprise

Housing

Lawmakers cautioned about short-term rental impacts on housing market » State House News Service

Human Services

Susan Kelly named 'Unsung Heroine' at Statehouse » Wicked Local Gloucester

Immigration

A growing reason to worry about deportation » Boston Globe

Judiciary

Western Mass. bar asks 'Why not us?' after Kafker nomination » Mass Lawyers Weekly

SJC justice banned from touting his UMass roots » Boston Herald

Frederick Baran Jr. nominated to become clerk magistrate of Chicopee District Court » Mass Live

Councilor adjourns nominee hearing after colleagues are late » State House News Service

Local Government

Panhandling prompting variety of proposals from Holyoke officials » MassLive

Friedman election would restore women in senate to highwater mark » Wicked Local Woburn

Opinion

Hard truths about Obamacare » Boston Globe

Two words about the health care bill » Boston Globe

Our view: In support of open government » Gloucester Times

Some urgency, please, on Beacon Hill » Boston Globe

Editorial: Injection centers: helping or enabling? » Worcester Telegram

Editorial: Another year shortchanging our students » Worcester Sun

RICHARD EVANS: House marijuana bill rejects the will of voters » The Enterprise

Politics

Marty Walsh's campaign chest bulging with business checks » Boston Globe

Poll measures Mass. electorate on taxes, candidates » Lowell Sun

Endorsements heat up District 2 race » Boston Herald

Friedman poised to take open Senate seat in July » State House News Service

Blatchford quits council race » The Eagle Tribune

Public Health

STAT forecast: Opioids could kill nearly 500,000 Americans in the next decade » STAT News

Public Safety

Sheriff Nick Cocchi announces funding to treat substance abusers, not jail them » The Republican

$2M+ awarded to criminal justice agencies to help with state's heroin, opioid crisis » WWLP 22

State Finance

Official: Bond interest rates not affected by rating downgrade » State House News Service

State Government

AG Healey: Mass. Will Continue Fight Trump On 'Unconstitutional' Travel Ban » WGBH News

Automatic voter registration proponents make push » State House News Service

Taxation

Cranberry growers appeal for tax credits to upgrade bogs » The Enterprise

Lawmakers Cautioned About Short-Term Rental Impacts » Banker & Tradesman

Transportation

Springfield Mayor Domenic Sarno adds support for study of high-speed, east-west rail in Massachusetts » The Republican

A simple way to make Boston's subway a bit less chaotic » Boston Globe

MBTA's overdue Wi-Fi system faces opposition » Metro

Northampton's popularity among rail riders boosts push for more service » Gazette Net

Consultant's past work got off track » Boston Herald

Sturbridge PD: Driving instructor let son, 13, drive 8 miles » Worcester Telegram

Utilities

Wendell getting $730K for broadband » The Recorder

Shutesbury hopeful to be connected by 2019 » MassLive

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Recipe of the Week

Makes 4 Servings

Ingredients

  • 1 pound fresh lobster tail, knuckle, and claw meat
  • 4 New England–style split-top hot dog rolls
  • 1 stick salted butter, softened
  • Mayonnaise (preferably Hellman’s)

Directions

Break the lobster meat into large chunks, splitting the tails in half but leaving smaller claws whole. Set aside. Heat a pan or griddle to medium heat. Spread a thin, even layer of the softened butter onto each side of the hot dog rolls. Place rolls in pan and toast on each side until golden. Swipe a thin layer of mayonnaise inside each roll and fill with lobster meat, making sure each roll gets an even amount of tail, claw, and knuckle meat. If desired, melt remaining butter and drizzle over the top. Best enjoyed outdoors, on the ocean, with a few lobster boats in sight!



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