Must-Reads
Today on Beacon Hill
Alzheimer's Advocacy Day
Criminal Justice Task Force on Juvenile Age
Joint Committee on Community Development and Small Business: Public Hearing
Joint Committee on Labor & Workforce Development: Public Hearing
Joint Committee on Telecommunications, Utilities and Energy: Public Hearing
Joint Committee on Revenue: Public Hearing
Campaign Kickoff for Melrose Mayoral Candidate Manisha Bewtra
Birthday Celebration for Worcester School Committee Candidate Dr. Cara Berg Powers
Campaign Kickoff for Marlborough City Council Candidate Samantha Perlman
Quote of the Day
“There should be no fare increase until the Red Line is fixed. The [MBTA] must act with urgency and it's unfair to ask riders to pay more until the Red Line is fully operational.”
News by Category
Beltway Politics
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Moulton says he'll still stand out, despite not being invited to debate
WMUR
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Sanders Will Still Be A Contender Come January; Plus, The Odds On Everyone Else
WGBH
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Congresswoman Trahan discusses environment, Trump impeachment in Acton
wicked local
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Too soon for Democrats to count on polls counting Trump out of White House
Boston Herald
Business
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Stop & Shop president Mark McGowan is stepping down
Boston.com
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Jerry Bird to step down as president, CEO of MassVenture
Boston Business Journal
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Designing a neighborhood from scratch: The stakes are high at Suffolk Downs
Boston Globe
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Accordia, Ares buy Santander site in Dorchester for $110M
Boston Business Journal
Cannabis
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Shuttered Papa Gino’s in Framingham to become marijuana shop
The Metro West Daily News
Civil Rights
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Abortion Rights Supporters, Opponents Turn Out For State House Debate Over ROE Act
WBUR
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Clash Over Abortion Expansion, Parental Consent, Puts Pressure On Beacon Hill Moderates
WGBH
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Massachusetts legislators denounce infanticide charge ahead of Roe Act hearing
Boston Herald
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Heated debate as Massachusetts lawmakers consider expanding abortion access
The Republican
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Poll: Voters want checks on face recognition technology
State House News Service
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Abortion access bill draws big crowds to State House
Commonwealth Magazine
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On Beacon Hill, high-voltage testimony about abortion
Boston Globe
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ROE Act hearing, protests roil Beacon Hill
Boston Herald
Education
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Westhampton Elementary recognized on Beacon Hill
Gazette Net
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Five central Mass. colleges join education initiative
Worcester Business Journal
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Roxbury Community College Nursing Program Loses State Approval
WBUR
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Students are being shamed and punished over lunch debt, and it may take legislation to stop it
Boston Globe
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Report: Lawmakers offer nearly $1B more than governor for school districts
Worcester Telegram
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Framingham, Milford high schools get grants to support a pathway to in-demand profession
The Metro West Daily News
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Study says Attleboro would be a big winner, Seekonk a loser under school aid bill
The Sun Chronicle
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Public school advocates have $950 million incentive to lobby for education funding bill, study finds
The Republican
Environment
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Compressor foes state their case at hearing
Patriot Ledger
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Push on to get money released for Greylock Glen Outdoor Center project
Berkshire Eagle
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Westport Woods, a new public conservation park opens near Adamsville with miles of hiking trails
South Coast Today
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Critics say Massachusetts’ $1 billion clean energy bill not bold enough
Energy News Network
Gaming
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MGM Springfield reports May revenue; still trailing pre-opening predictions
The Republican
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T notes: State preps for 100,000 visitors to casino on Sunday
Commonwealth Magazine
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MGM Springfield Revenues Up In May
New England Public Radio
Health Care
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'Medicare for All' faces steep hurdles in Mass.
Newburyport News
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Mass. committed to holding a hard line on drug costs
Boston Globe
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Ghost networks of psychiatrists make money for insurance companies but hinder patients’ access to care
STAT News
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Massachusetts plan to rein in drug costs could be blueprint for other states
The Salem News
Human Services
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Important jobs with little pay
Lowell Sun
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Report: One in 7 children in state live in poverty
Boston Herald
Immigration
Judiciary
Labor
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River Works looms large at GE-union contract talks
Lynn Daily News Item
Legislative
Lobbying & Campaign Finance
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Convicted ex-speaker seeking to become Beacon Hill lobbyist
South Coast Today
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Disgraced DiMasi spotlight is one the Statehouse didn't need
Sentinel & Enterprise
Local Government
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Easthampton Mayor Nicole LaChapelle to seek reelection
Gazette Net
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Granby approves town, school budgets
Gazette Net
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New Salem to vote on budget, political resolution
The Recorder
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Clarksburg Still Hoping for State Funds Toward School Repairs
iBerkshires
Politics
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Moderate Marty suddenly dials it up
Commonwealth Magazine
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An issue-oriented council race
The Bay State Banner
Public Health
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Walsh announces program to provide free menstrual products in Boston schools, but some say it doesn’t go far enough
Boston Globe
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"Food is medicine" report outlines menu of options
State House News Service
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Vaping Could Cause Cardiovascular Harm, Researcher Says
WBUR
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Panel floats ideas on treating opioid addiction
Gazette Net
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Abolish the religious exemption to vaccination
Boston Globe
Public Safety
State Government
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DaCunha appointed to Baker-Polito administration’s Economic Development Planning Council
South Coast Today
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Legislature passes local infrastructure funding bill
Wicked Local Woburn
Taxation
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State raises paid leave tax rate
State House News Service
Transportation
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Despite city’s best efforts, low bridge still taking hits
Gazette Net
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Walsh charges ‘there’s absolutely no checks and balances right now’ at MBTA
Boston Globe
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Plan Approved To Spend $18 Billion On Transportation Over Next 5 Years
WBUR
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MBTA oversight board launches independent safety review after derailments
Boston Herald
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Matt O’Malley talks Boston’s future with e-scooters and micro-mobility
Boston.com
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As Massachusetts looks to boost electric vehicle adoption, Norway offers a model
Energy News Network
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Red line solutions, derailment cause still fuzzy
State House News Service
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Mayor Walsh: There Should Be No MBTA Fare Increase Until Red Line Is Fixed
CBS Boston
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Wanted for the T: more urgency and empathy from Baker
Boston Globe
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Mayor Martin Walsh calls for fare hike delay, Boston role in T operations
Boston Herald
Utilities
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Lowell eyes new broadband network
Lowell Sun