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Complaint Looks To Torpedo Massachusetts App-Based Driver Question
By Chris Lisinski State House News Service
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By Chris Lisinski State House News Service
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A columnist for The Boston Globe recently reported a story about a woman traveling from Connecticut to Vermont to use the state's physician-assisted suicide law — except he made himself part of the story. The story notes that to take advantage of Vermont's physician-assisted suicide law, someone
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At the beginning of January, commissioner Robert Goldstein of the Massachusetts Department of Public Health issued a memorandum to all Massachusetts health care providers, supposedly to remind them about their licensure obligations. But to careful readers, it was immediately apparent that the letter represented a thinly veiled threat against the
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By Chris Lisinski State House News Service
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For the vast majority of people, the experience of Covid lockdowns is past, a thing almost of distant memory. But for some, it lingers. Michelle Efendi, 37, a mother of four who lived in Randolph, Massachusetts at the time, protested against vaccine passports and mask mandates at the Massachusetts State
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By Bethany Blankley The Center Square Contributor
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Illegal immigrants have been sleeping on the floors at Terminal E at Logan Airport in Boston as Massachusetts continues to get an influx of migrants looking to capitalize on its right-to-shelter law. "We continue to see migrants at the airport on a daily basis," Massport spokesman Jennifer Mehigan
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By Chris Lisinski State House News Service
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