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Mass. gov. calls on Legislature to pass key bills
Gov. Deval Patrick is calling on the Massachusetts House and Senate to come back into formal session to pass key pieces of legislation, including a crime bill and education overhaul.
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Massachusetts Health Care Reform -- Near-Universal Coverage at What Cost?
Massachusetts Health Care Reform - Near-Universal Coverage at What Cost? Joel S. Weissman, Ph.D., and JudyAnn Bigby, M.D. Massachusetts has long been known for its academic medical centers, biomedical research, high-quality health care, and perhaps not unrelatedly, high health care costs.
Toll ending question fails to make Mass. ballot
Drivers won't be getting a chance to vote on a proposed ballot question to eliminate tolls in Massachusetts.
Massachusetts' monthly unemployment rate has fallen for the first time in nearly 2 1/2 years and just one month after hitting the highest level since 1976.
Mass. Stimulus Spending Questioned
Government watchdogs are questioning the importance of some projects in Massachusetts funded by federal stimulus money.
Study: Mass. program helps poor stop smoking
A state Public Health Department study shows that smoking rates among low-income Massachusetts residents who participated in a state program to treat tobacco addiction dropped dramatically.
Death penalty debate in Massachusetts
Some Republican lawmakers want to restore capital punishment in Massachusetts. State Senate Minority Leader Richard Tisei says the Republicans will file an amendment to allow the death penalty for capital murder convictions.
Mass. police crack down on seat belt use
Police across Massachusetts are keeping an extra sharp eye out for drivers not wearing seat belts.
Cathedral High student wins individual western Massachusetts cross-country title
Cathedral High School sophomore Mark Hegarty claimed an individual western Massachusetts cross-country championship here Nov.
Mass. GOP hopes to force debate on death penalty
Republican lawmakers are hoping to force a debate in the Massachusetts Senate on a proposal to restore the death penalty in Massachusetts.
State official to take a look at movie studio
The Massachusetts secretary of state's office has said it will review the incorporation papers of a proposed $650 million movie studio in Plymouth to ensure the company has clear ownership.
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State official to take a look at movie studio
PLYMOUTH, Mass. - The Massachusetts secretary of state's office has said it will review the incorporation papers of a proposed $650 million movie studio in Plymouth to ensure the company has clear ownership.
New U.S. guidelines: routine mammograms start at 50
Sweeping new U.S. breast cancer guidelines released on Monday recommend against routine mammograms for women in their 40s, but several groups immediately rebelled against the recommendations.
Mass. residents file lawsuit over Danvers blast
Two Massachusetts residents are suing a company that supplied chemicals they say were involved in huge explosion that damaged more than 270 homes and businesses in 2006.
Barney Frank floats loan plan for unemployed homeowners
Massachusetts Rep. Barney Frank is floating a proposal to use the interest the government collects from the federal financial bailout fund to give loans to unemployed homeowners struggling to pay the mortgage.
Mass. Gas Prices Drop By 3 Cents
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State ed reform measure hovers over charter talks
Even as the state's Board of Elementary and Secondary Education meets tomorrow to weigh its options on its approval of a charter school for Gloucester, state lawmakers are also poised this week to consider education legislation rooted in Gov.
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