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Inflation Marker Rose Again In March 2023
By Casey Harper The Center Square
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Five Pieces of Pork In The Proposed Massachusetts Fiscal Year 2024 Budget
Massachusetts state legislators are working on a budget for fiscal year 2024 — and it's huge. With more than $56.2 billion in the proposed House budget (H.3900) and various non-monetary provisions, the state continues its trend of avoiding restraint in favor of massive budgets and massive spending.
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Transcript of Twelve-Year-Old Liam Morrison’s Comments To Middleborough School Committee On Thursday, April 13
Editor's Note: Below is a nearly complete transcript of comments made by Liam Morrison, 12, of Middleborough, to the Middleborough School Committee on Thursday, April 13, 2023. His comments start at 9:37 of the video at the bottom. Hello. Good evening. My name is Liam Morrison. … I&
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Transcript of Remarks By Middleborough Superintendent Carolyn Lyons During Middleborough School Committee Meeting On Thursday, April 13
Editor's Note: Carolyn Lyons is the superintendent of Middleborough public schools. On Thursday, April 13, during the superintendent's report, she addressed the Middleborough School Committee about a protest by two adults that occurred that morning. The two individuals stood on public property near a public school
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State Wants Sumner Tunnel Users To Ditch Cars For Trains
By Chris Lisinski State House News Service
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With Fire Departments Struggling For Volunteers, States Respond To The Alarm
Stateline, an initiative of The Pew Charitable Trusts. By Alex Brown When firefighters show up to a blaze or medical emergency across much of the United States, they most likely are volunteers. It's also likely the department is understaffed, struggling to replace old equipment and facing uncertainty about
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Cambridge To Consider Banning Gas-Powered Lawn Equipment
Cambridge city councilors are considering banning gas-powered lawn equipment. "The environmental justice issue of the health of the workers has become more and more paramount," councilor Patricia Nolan said during a council meeting Monday, April 24. "There is more and more evidence that the workers who are
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Zoning Change Could Upend Nantucket Rental Market
By Chris Lisinski State House News Service
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