Business
Opinion: The Boston Tea Party was a crime »
Boston Globe
Mass. Attorney General reviewing state stance on cashless businesses »
Berkshire Eagle
Egg prices could be headed up again after bird flu outbreak »
Boston Globe
Who lives here: Digging deep into Boston's demographics »
WBUR
Cannabis & Psychedelics
Provincetown Backs Adult Access To Psychedelics »
State House News Service
Civil Rights
Young students confused, upset by plane flying ‘Harvard Hates Jews’ banner »
Boston Globe
Democracy
Massachusetts Democrat Pushing Voter ID Bill »
New Boston Post
Education
Enrollment at public colleges and universities climbs in Massachusetts; first increase since 2013 »
Boston Globe
A Harvard event was moved off-campus after Massachusetts Congressman Jake Auchincloss criticized president for comments on antisemitism »
Boston Herald
Commentary: State should require high school grads to complete FAFSA »
Gloucester Times
Lucas: Harvard chief a good fit for Boston City Council »
Boston Herald
Burncoat High gets green light for possible project funding »
Worcester Telegram
Springfield Technical Community College receives $791,000 grant to improve energy efficiency »
MassLive
Did Harvard aim to cancel Auchincloss? »
Commonwealth Beacon
Environment
Global climate talks wrap up with signs of progress — but much room for improvement »
Boston Globe
Gaming
NJ: Poll shows New Jerseyans, Philadelphians 'more likely' to visit Atlantic City casinos if smoking was banned »
The Press of Atlantic City
Health Care
HPC Chief: Private Equity in Health Care "Is Calling Out For Some Policy Reform" »
State House News Service
Opinion: Mass General’s ‘capacity disaster’ »
Boston Globe
Boston fertility doctor accused of impregnating woman with own sperm instead of anonymous donor’s »
Boston Globe
'It allows doctors to be human beings': Mass. hospitals will stop asking clinicians about past mental health and addiction »
WBUR
Lawsuit: Ex-Harvard doctor accused of inseminating woman with his own sperm without permission »
Boston Herald
Ten groups will receive grants to advance health equity, access »
The Bay State Banner
Berkshire Health Systems has cleared a key state hurdle toward the reopening of North Adams Regional Hospital »
Berkshire Eagle
Housing
Grant program funding two overnight shelters opening in North Central Massachusetts »
Boston Herald
'Great plan…but not a solution': Council allows accessory dwelling units throughout city »
Worcester Telegram
This company buys homes and rents them back to previous owners, often at inflated prices. AG Campbell put a stop to it. »
Boston Globe
Housing Bill Is Still on Track, Say Cape Legislators »
The Provicnetown Independent
Human Services
DCF social worker built intricate narrative of an ‘extremely traumatized child’ over years to enroll in BPS high schools, prosecutors say »
Boston Herald
Massachusetts Catholics respond to migrant crisis with charity »
Axios
Immigration
Shelter waiting list grows as state eyes overflow sites »
The Eagle Tribune
Boston City Council approves voting rights for immigrants with ‘legal status’ »
Boston Herald
Labor
Starbucks labor report — demanded by shareholders — calls for better training on union issues »
Boston Globe
Boston City Council approves ‘historic’ $82 million police contract »
Boston Herald
Local Government
Battenfeld: Michelle Wu defends holiday party excluding white city councilors »
Boston Herald
Sunderland Select Board talks potential funding sources to buy Plumtree Road building »
Gazette Net
Boston City Council rejects $13.3-million grant from Homeland Security »
Universal Hub
Editorial: Voting rights measure serves Boston pols »
Boston Herald
Politics
Boston Mayor Wu addresses controversy around 'electeds of color' holiday party invitation »
WCVB
Senator Explains Rationale For Not Signing Pro-Israel Resolutions »
State House News Service
FL: Sarasota School Board seeks Ziegler resignation »
Sarasota Herald Tribune
Public Health
DPH Backs Supervised Drug Sites As "Lifelines" In Addiction Crisis »
State House News Service
Opioid deaths drop slightly, but remain high »
The Eagle Tribune
The Internet is awash in parents who endorse co-sleeping. And public health agencies are largely silent. »
Boston Globe
Treating COVID this holiday season looks different »
Boston Globe
Mass. public health officials release report calling for safe injection sites to curb overdoses »
Worcester Business Journal
‘The drug supply is poisoned’: Report highlights fentanyl’s deadly role in Mass. opioid crisis »
MassLive
Massachusetts supervised injection sites would slash opioid overdose deaths: Department of Public Health »
Boston Herald
Public Safety
New Boston police contract could ease backlog for construction details »
WBUR
Reproductive Rights
Gov. Healey says abortion pill will remain available in Mass. regardless of Supreme Court's decision »
WCVB
State Finance
Healey Shrugs Off Midyear Spending Cuts »
State House News Service
State Government
Works by Black artists now grace governor’s walls »
The Bay State Banner
Transportation
Should Mass. police be allowed to stop drivers for failing to wear seat belts? »
Worcester Telegram
MBTA Adds To Its Pile Of Safety Incidents »
State House News Service
Healey, marking first year in office, touts MBTA as ‘safer and more reliable’ amid continued lapses »
Boston Globe
Wu’s appointee to T board raises questions about low-income fare proposal »
Commonwealth Beacon
Utilities
Park City Wind gets key approval from state board - with six pages of amendments »
Cape Cod Times
The state disapproves of bylaws banning 5G in Great Barrington and Sheffield. Some residents are appealing »
Berkshire Eagle
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