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Worcester police had sex with suspected prostitutes, Justice Department investigation finds

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Donald Trump's Shadow Presidency Is in Full Swing

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“I personally do consider this bill dead,” Brownsberger told reporters. “The way [these property valuation] numbers came down, this bill should not be before us,” Brownsberger said. “If people knew that this was going to be [a] 10 percent [increase], we never would have seen this bill. Now we know, time to end it.”
Senator William Brownsberger
Mayor Michelle Wu’s proposal to soften property tax increases on Boston homeowners collapsed Monday in the state Senate after a top Democrat declared the bill “dead,” dealing Wu a high-profile political loss.

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