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Taxpayer Funding For NFL, Other Pro Sports Stadiums Grows Exponentially
By Jon Styf The Center Square
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Charlie Baker Sees Blend of Work In His Own Future
By Chris Lisinski State House News Service
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Book At Several South Shore Libraries Tells Kids ‘Sex Work’ Is Like Any Other Job
A book geared towards minors and available at many South Shore libraries tells them it's a normal job, much like any other. The book is m Seeing Gender: An Illustrated Guide to Identity and Expression, by Iris Gottlieb; it was released in 2019.
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Elizabeth Warren-Backed Bill Would Increase Social Security Benefits While Increasing Payroll Taxes
Common Dreams By Jake Johnson U.S. Senators Bernie Sanders (I-Vermont) and Elizabeth Warren (D-Massachusetts) led a group of lawmakers late this week in introducing legislation that would expand Social Security's annual benefits by $2,400 per year.
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With Gas Prices 62 Percent Higher Than Last Year, IRS Raises Mileage Rate
By Casey Harper The Center Square
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Leah Cole Allen Weighs In On Bid For Lieutenant Governor of Massachusetts
This is familiar territory for Leah Cole Allen. The 33-year-old is running for office to get back in the Massachusetts State House where she hopes to be working closely with a former colleague of hers.
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Massachusetts Opioid Overdose Deaths Reached New High In 2021
By Katie Lannan State House News Service
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Amherst Officials Moving To Ban ‘Deceptive Advertising’ By Crisis Pregnancy Centers
Town officials in Amherst are seeking to pass a bylaw aimed at crisis pregnancy centers. Ana Devlin Gauthier, the Amherst Town Council vice president, is sponsoring a measure that would ban what it calls "deceptive advertising" by "limited services pregnancy centers."
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