BOSTON (AP) — Massachusetts is inching closer to licensing so-called "cannabis cafes" where individuals could smoke the drug in a communal setting — … [Read more...]
Rep. Whelan Appointed to Juvenile Justice Policy and Data Board
January 10, 2019
BOSTON - State Representative Timothy Whelan (R-Brewster) has been appointed to serve on the newly-created Juvenile Justice Policy and Data … [Read more...]
Environmentalists Critical of State’s Bottled Water Tab
January 9, 2019
BOSTON (AP) — Environmental groups are criticizing state government for spending more than $1 million on bottled water for Massachusetts state … [Read more...]
D-Y High School Students Display Work at Boston Artists Exhibition
January 9, 2019
SOUTH YARMOUTH – Work created by a collection of Dennis-Yarmouth Regional High School students in the Advanced Placement 3D Art and Design course have … [Read more...]
US Supreme Court Refuses to Block Case Against ExxonMobil
January 8, 2019
BOSTON (AP) — The U.S. Supreme Court has refused to hear a bid by ExxonMobil meant to block an investigation by Massachusetts Attorney General Maura … [Read more...]
MBTA Brings Back Discount Commuter Rail Weekend Fares
January 6, 2019
BOSTON (AP) — The Massachusetts Bay Transportation Authority is bringing back its popular $10 commuter rail weekend fare. Under the program that … [Read more...]
Massachusetts Tax Collections Dip Below December Estimates
January 6, 2019
BOSTON (AP) — Massachusetts collected $2.56 billion in taxes in December. That's 14.6 percent less than what the state took in during the previous … [Read more...]
Celtics Owner Wyc Grousbeck, Forbes Editor Randall Lane to Speak in Sandwich
January 6, 2019
SANDWICH - The Fund for Sandwich of The Cape Cod Foundation has announced two very special guest speakers in February. The Cape Cod Foundation says … [Read more...]
Republican Gov. Baker Sworn-in for 2nd Term in Massachusetts
January 3, 2019
BOSTON (AP) — Gov. Charlie Baker, a moderate Republican who was re-elected decisively in November, stuck to familiar policy themes and a continued … [Read more...]
National Grid, Unions Have Tentative Agreement After Lockout
January 3, 2019
BOSTON (AP) — National Grid and union representatives have reached a tentative agreement after a bitter contract dispute left about 1,200 employees … [Read more...]
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