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State Loan Will Help Equip Middleborough’s First Brewery; State Won’t Disclose Terms
By Michael P. Norton State House News Service
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Boston City Council Signals Support For Giving Incarcerated Felons Right To Vote
Boston city councilors have signaled their support for a ballot initiative allowing prisoners convicted of felonies in Massachusetts to vote. Roughly 8,000 prisoners in Massachusetts are prohibited from voting due to a 2000 ballot initiative that amended the Massachusetts Constitution.
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Charlie Baker Leads Elizabeth Warren By 15 Points In Hypothetical U.S. Senate Race, Poll Shows
By Sam Doran State House News Service
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Diana DiZoglio Looking At Legal Options In Bid To Audit Legislature
By Chris Lisinski State House News Service
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Four-Day School Weeks, Gaining Popularity, Face Pushback From Lawmakers
Stateline, an initiative of The Pew Charitable Trusts. By David Montgomery MINERAL WELLS, Texas — Desperate to fill open positions amid a statewide teacher shortage, school officials in this rural North Texas city of about 15,000 chose to follow the lead of neighboring districts by converting to a four-day school
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Healey Says April Dip In State Revenues Shouldn’t Nix Tax Cuts In Massachusetts
A decrease in tax revenues in April 2023 shouldn't stop tax cuts in Massachusetts, Governor Maura Healey said Friday. "We're talking about a tax relief package that is absolutely essential to lowering the cost of living, making life more affordable for people in Massachusetts, and
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Emerson College Putting Tampons In Men’s Bathrooms For Next School Year
Tampons and menstrual pads will be available in most men's bathrooms on the Emerson College campus next school year. Emerson Flows, an advocacy group that supports putting menstrual products in all bathrooms on campus, presented vice president of student life Jim Hoppe a petition with 408 signatures advocating
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Massachusetts Pension Fund Rebound Continued In First Quarter
By Michael P. Norton State House News Service
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