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[ad_1] BOSTON — Money for free community college, regional transportation and increased spending on housing and child care are among the highlights of the Senate’s version...
[ad_1] BOSTON — Downtowns, youth sports programs, churches, food pantries and nonprofits are among the myriad interests angling for a piece of the state’s nearly $58...
[ad_1] DANVERS — U.S Sen. Elizabeth Warren and Lt. Gov. Kim Driscoll will act as the commencement speakers for North Shore Community College’s 58th annual commencement...
[ad_1] BOSTON — Massachusetts was the first state in the country to legalize same-sex marriages but still lags behind others in granting LGBTQ couples parental legal...
[ad_1] BOSTON — State dollars for the emergency family shelter system are dwindling, and restaurateurs who for years enjoyed expanded outdoor dining and the ability to sell...
[ad_1] BOSTON — More money for public transportation, education, housing, and workforce development are among the highlights of the House of Representatives’ version of next year’s...
[ad_1] BOSTON — The Democratic-controlled Senate has approved a plan to spend $800 million over the next two years to support the state’s emergency shelter system,...
[ad_1] BOSTON — House and Senate lawmakers huddled on Wednesday to begin negotiations on a gun control proposal that calls for updating the state’s bans on...
[ad_1] BOSTON — The number of roll call votes by the state House of Representatives has plummeted in recent years, prompting concerns from open government groups...
[ad_1] BOSTON — The Massachusetts Senate is again adding to its art collection, with Senate President Karen Spilka scheduled Friday to unveil a portrait of Abigail...
[ad_1] Worried your taking too many medicines? A presentation on Wednesday may help you advocate for yourself and keep medications in check throughout the aging process....
[ad_1] Danvers Town Meeting members must reconvene on Feb 26 in the Danvers High School auditorium for the sole purpose of taking a vote to adjourn...
[ad_1] When leaving a meeting at Prince George’s Community College on the night of Dec. 12, the Rev. Robert L. Screen and his wife were shocked...