Massachusetts voters will decide in November whether to change a decades-old law controlling when the state must return excess tax revenues to taxpayers, a proposal that could mean more frequent ...
A question before voters in November would dramatically change how Massachusetts primary elections are held – eliminating the current party ballots and replacing them with an all-party election where ...
Massachusetts voters will be deciding on a government transparency ballot initiative in November while two hotly contested bills, also on transparency, sit in the Legislature. Question 1 advocates are ...
News of the deal brought relief and excitement to local leaders and cinephiles. The new owners have launched a GoFundMe to ...
Despite losing a dozen seniors, the Falcons are near the top of the rankings, drawing on maturity and a coach who trusts them ...
Reporters from local newsrooms look at what the state’s multifamily zoning law has delivered in Lexington, Cambridge, ...
The Congresswoman rode a free shuttle from Lechmere Station to Kendall Square to help it keep its funding, and boost her ...
Multiple groups testified before the Transportation Committee to warn of the economic and safety risks of autonomous vehicles.
Five hundred DJs have racked up over 1,000 sets in a storefront booth on Central Square since Central on Air opened its ...
“Wicker” falls somewhere between “The Princess Bride” (1987) and “Caligula” (1979), with its mystical underpinnings — Dinklage’s conjurer feels more amiably puckish Rumpelstiltskin than maniacal ...
We have a chance to end the dumping of sewage in Boston’s rivers. But we must act now. Cambridge and Somerville have vital roles to play. “Wait, what? We’re still dumping sewage into the rivers? I ...
When heavy rain hits Alewife Brook, combined sewer overflows can send sewage-contaminated water into the brook, onto public ...
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