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By Andy Metzger STATE HOUSE NEWS SERVICE BOSTON — A proposed constitutional amendment that roughly 70 percent of Bay State lawmakers voted to put before voters is "truly radical," a group of business representatives told the state's highest court in a brief filed Monday.
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By Colin A. Young STATE HOUSE NEWS SERVICE BOSTON — Anticipating that the U.S. Supreme Court might rule next year that states can legalize sports wagering, the Massachusetts Gaming Commission on Thursday resolved to prepare research on the topic for lawmakers who may have to decide whether sports betting fits
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By Katie Lannan STATE HOUSE NEWS SERVICE BOSTON — Questions dealing with the minimum wage, sales tax, paid family and medical leave, nurse staffing and a campaign finance commission may be one step closer to coming before voters next year, after their backers submitted signatures to Massachusetts Secretary of State William
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By Michael P. Norton State House News Service When senators huddle for a private caucus Monday to consider sexual assault complaints lodged against Senate President Stanley Rosenberg's civil-law husband, state Senator Barbara L'Italien plans to discuss her belief that Rosenberg needs to give up his duties
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By Matt Murphy STATE HOUSE NEWS SERVICE BOSTON — Disturbing allegations of sexual assault against the civil-law husband of Senate President Stanley Rosenberg roiled Beacon Hill on Thursday, challenging Rosenberg's capacity to lead the chamber as Governor Charlie Baker and others called for a full investigation into the "
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