BOSTON – Remarking Thursday on reports that Donald Trump opposes a North Carolina law regarding public facilities access by transgender people, Massachusetts Gov. Charlie Baker sent fresh signals about how he might react should a "bathroom bill" dealing with the issue reach his desk.
The Republican presidential contender from New York, appearing in a forum-style event on NBC News, said North Carolina should "leave it the way it is right now" and let people use the bathroom in which they feel most comfortable.
As the the area closets it's winter coats and reaches for spring-time jackets, April school vacationers looking for activities stamped with a Boston zip code can find all sorts of fun in the city.
