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Beacon Hill Democrats Push 10¢ Bag Fee That Would Raise Your Grocery Bill
Beacon Hill Democrats are advancing a plan to ban plastic bags and impose a 10-cent fee on paper bags, a move that would increase costs for shoppers at checkout.
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Diana DiZoglio Audit Fight Heads to Supreme Judicial Court as Andrea Campbell Blocks Voter-Approved Audit
The Massachusetts Supreme Judicial Court will hear Diana DiZoglio’s audit case as Attorney General Andrea Campbell moves to block the voter-approved review of the Legislature.
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Fall River Democratic State Rep Files Amicus Brief Supporting Diana DiZoglio's Audit Fight
Fall River Democrat Rep. Alan Silvia filed an amicus brief with the Supreme Judicial Court supporting Auditor Diana DiZoglio’s effort to audit the Massachusetts Legislature and opposing a motion to dismiss.
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Massachusetts House Ways and Means Chair Backs Social Media Limits for Kids
House Ways and Means Chair Aaron Michlewitz is backing a proposal to ban social media for children under 14 and require parental consent for teen users.
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Massachusetts House to Vote to Ban Social Media Use for Children Under 14
Massachusetts House leaders plan a vote on a bill banning social media for children under 14, requiring parental consent for teens, and restricting cellphone use in schools.
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Massachusetts Senate Democrats Want to Spend Another $1 Million on Lawyers for Illegal Immigrants
Massachusetts Senate Democrats plan to vote on a $1.8 billion spending bill that includes $1 million for legal services for illegal immigrants facing deportation.
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Diana DiZoglio Urges Public to Pressure Maura Healey to File Amicus Brief in Audit Fight
Auditor Diana DiZoglio is urging Massachusetts residents to email Gov. Maura Healey and push her to file an amicus brief supporting an audit of the Legislature before April 15.
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Massachusetts House Democrats Kill Bill That Would've Let Legislative Staffers Unionize
Massachusetts House Democrats halted a bill that would have allowed legislative staff to unionize, leaving aides without collective bargaining rights as Senate leaders remain skeptical.
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