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Beltway Politics
Patrick Kennedy’s ties to Iranian exile group becomes campaign issue in South Jersey »
Politico
Opinion: Calling for law and order isn’t fascist »
Boston Herald
By chance, Ed Markey was standing in his driveway. ‘Welcome to the compound!’ »
Boston Globe
Trump dodges police reform as Americans show huge shift in favor of Black Lives Matter »
Boston Globe
Trump picks Tulsa and June 19 for return of signature campaign rallies »
Boston Globe
Facing electoral headwinds, Trump brings back his 2016 team »
Boston Herald
Business
Simon Property leans on pandemic to nix deal with rival Taubman »
Boston Globe
Hampden County sheriff, Chicopee mayor distribute face masks, shields to salons, barbershops »
The Republican
AMC Theatres expects to fully open locations by July following financials woes caused by the coronavirus pandemic »
The Republican
North End restaurateurs optimistic as city accelerates outdoor seating »
Boston Herald
Financing crunch forces developers to downsize plan for Winthrop Center tower »
Boston Globe
Owner of Prime Fitness in Oxford ordered to close gym after operating in defiance of Gov. Charlie Baker’s phased coronavirus reopening plan »
The Republican
On tenterhooks, Mass. businesses navigate start of Phase 2 »
Boston Business Journal
Consumer prices dropped for a third straight month in May, a first »
Boston Globe
Coronavirus canceled this year’s pro.found market in Lancaster, organizers created a website for week-long virtual experience set to launch Thursday morning »
The Republican
Springfield’s promotion of outdoor dining has restaurants excited about opening »
The Republican
Plimoth Plantation staff gears up for reopening »
The Metro West Daily News
Simon Reopens Several Massachusetts Malls »
CBS Boston
Boylston Street Four Seasons hotel lays off nearly half its staff »
Boston Globe
More money for owner and employee pay? Experts weigh in on new PPP law »
Boston Business Journal
'I Have A Guy In China': Inside The Pandemic Market For Medical Masks »
WBUR
Millennium Partners cuts residential units from Winthrop Center »
Boston Business Journal
As Reopening Continues, a Not-Quite-Normal Mall Experience Awaits »
Boston Magazine
Fog Clearing and Some Sun in Cape’s Summer Biz Outlook »
State House News Service
State Putting Up $$$ to Help With Dining, Retail Logistics »
State House News Service
Mass. restaurant attracts many outdoor diners after rolling out ‘touchless’ menu »
WHDH
Four hotels announce layoffs; a sector struggles to survive »
Boston Business Journal
Cannabis & Psychedelics
Google, YouTube block Mass. marijuana PSAs »
Boston Business Journal
Civil Rights
King memorial nearly ready for Boston Common as backer begins second effort to honor civil rights leader »
Boston Globe
Why We March: For Morphic CEO, ‘it requires all of us’ »
Boston Business Journal
'I want my life to matter' -- Haverhill voices heard at forum on racism »
The Eagle Tribune
Crimes
Petition Calls For Hate Crime Charge Against Bus Driver »
Brookline Patch
Education
Newburyport schools to set up reopening task force »
Newburyport News
Massachusetts schools face uphill battle on reopening guidelines, funding for the fall »
Boston Herald
Students likely to attend school only part time this fall, local officials warn »
Boston Globe
Classes on weekends, no spring break: Colleges scramble academic schedules for upcoming year »
Boston Globe
‘I feel terrible about how all this has played out for you’: Gov. Charlie Baker tells Massachusetts high school graduates in state-wide virtual commencement »
The Republican
Dorothy Zinberg, a founding member of the Belfer Center at the Harvard Kennedy School, dies at 92 »
Boston Globe
22 Spencer-East Brookfield teachers to get pink slips »
Worcester Telegram
Berklee College bans Boston cops from restrooms »
Boston Herald
Actress Jenny Slate asks Massachusetts high school graduates to vote and to ‘use your voices to make this world a sweeter, more just and safer place’ in virtual ceremony »
The Republican
Opinion: Police aren’t needed in schools »
Commonwealth Magazine
Plans for new consolidated school in Mason Square section of Springfield moving forward »
The Republican
UMass Dartmouth chancellor to exit after three years »
Boston Business Journal
Environment
Bump in wildlife sightings as Salem quarantines »
Wicked Local Salem
DCR Re-opens Parking at Constitution Beach Last Thursday after a Flurry of Complaints from Neighbors »
East Boston Times-Free Press
Health Care
Despite pandemic, health care jobs may be lost »
Commonwealth Magazine
Testing accelerated for coronavirus vaccine developed by Beth Israel, Johnson & Johnson »
Boston Globe
Moderna’s expedited Covid-19 vaccine trial to test 30,000 »
Boston Business Journal
Mass. health-spending target won’t change in 2021 »
Boston Globe
Furloughed nurses concerned Mass. hospital money problems will impact care »
Health Leaders
Mass. physician practices face potential closures, consolidations »
Boston Business Journal
Close, Sell, Consolidate? Tough Prognosis For Some Massachusetts Health Care Providers »
WBUR
Human Services
DiDomenico Leads the Fight to End Deep Poverty »
Everett Independent
Governor Baker tours Greater Boston Food Bank »
News 22 WWLP.com
Insurance
Connector Asks Feds to Mitigate Health Insurance Risks »
State House News Service
Judiciary
Appeals Court Judge Plans Return to Superior Court »
State House News Service
Gov. Baker nominates Judge Edward McDonough of Longmeadow for return to Superior Court »
The Republican
Labor
Editorial: Public-sector cuts next cloud on jobs horizon »
Boston Herald
Job Losses Sting Usually Stable Health Care Sector »
State House News Service
1.5 million more laid-off workers seek unemployment benefits »
Boston Herald
Unemployment fraud is on the rise in Massachusetts »
WCVB
Legislative
Taunton Rep. Doherty sworn in, ready to focus on school budgets »
Taunton Gazette
Rep. Day visits Life Care Center of Stoneham »
Wicked Local Stoneham
Black and Latino Caucus meet with legislative leaders to discuss changes to policing in MA »
News 22 WWLP.com
New Taunton Rep Worried About School Budget Cuts »
State House News Service
Senate President Spilka Forms Senate Advisory Group on Racial Justice »
Framingham Source
Moran Appointed to 3 Senate Committees »
Cape Cod Online
Local Government
Our View: Town meetings innovate under stress »
The Eagle Tribune
Melrose departments prepare to re-open, residents patience with coronavirus protocals appreciated »
Wicked Local Melrose
O.B. town hall set at $13.4 million »
Martha's Vineyard Times
Springfield won’t open city pools amid coronavirus pandemic »
The Republican
Beach rules change for Phase 2 »
Gloucester Times
Boston city councilors call for policing, school reforms »
Boston Herald
Vandalized statue of Christopher Columbus will be removed pending a review, Mayor Walsh says »
Boston Globe
Walsh: Boston Playgrounds, Splash Pads Can Reopen June 15 »
CBS Boston
Mayor Walsh says he's open to talks on renaming Faneuil Hall »
Boston Business Journal
Brookline Election: Hamilton, VanScoyoc Win Seats On Select Board »
Brookline Patch
Brookline To Raise Banner To Support Black Lives Matter: Greene »
Brookline Patch
Motion over redirecting $4.1M in police funding causes council to explode in anger, accusations »
Cambridge Day
Beheading of Columbus statue prompts discussion »
Commonwealth Magazine
Someone Beheaded the Christopher Columbus Statue in Boston…Again »
Boston Magazine
BOSTON USED FACE RECOGNITION BEFORE. DESPITE POTENTIAL BAN, IT LIKELY WILL AGAIN. »
Dig Boston
Politics
Could crises end Marty Walsh’s reign of mayor? »
Boston Herald
Mary Foley Bulger, wife of former state Senate president, dies at 84 »
Boston Globe
Will protesters march into voting booths this year? »
Boston Globe
Councilor Gomez to Again Contest Hampden Senate Primary »
Western Mass Politics and Insight
In race for open Kennedy seat, candidates try anything to break through »
Boston Globe
SEIU backs Mermell in 4th District race »
WPRI.com
Democrat Auchincloss, seeking Kennedy seat, was a registered Republican in 2014 »
Boston Globe
Walsh goes from shoo-in to hot seat »
Commonwealth Magazine
Progressive Caucus co-chair endorses Kennedy in Massachusetts Senate primary »
The Hill
Greenfield mayor, other officials endorse Markey for Senate »
The Recorder
Our View: Another sleepy election »
The Andover Townsman
CANDIDATE FOR PLYMOUTH SELECT BOARD: John T. Mahoney Jr. »
Wicked Local Plymouth
Public Health
UMass forecast update: COVID-19 deaths nationwide will reach 130,000 by July 4 »
The Republican
Mass. reports 267 new coronavirus cases, 46 new deaths as key metrics continue to fall »
Boston Globe
Opioid Overdose Deaths Down 5.7 Percent in First Quarter »
State House News Service
Focus shifts to racial disparities in the health of mothers as lawmakers respond to coronavirus pandemic, calls for racial justice »
The Republican
UMass team forecasts 130,000 COVID-19 deaths in US by July 4 »
Gazette Net
Protests, reopenings cause fears of coronavirus spikes in Massachusetts cities with highest infection rates »
Boston Herald
Opioid overdose deaths in Massachusetts declined in first three months of 2020, state health officials say »
MassLive
Massachusetts DPH reports steady decline in Covid-19 testing »
News 22 WWLP.com
Late night deals, international holdups, and curious characters: Inside the state’s quest for PPE »
Boston Globe
Group pushes Baker on opioid deaths »
The Metro West Daily News
Public Safety
National Guard moving out of Boston as protests continue »
Boston Herald
Big 3 on board for policing, racism legislation »
Commonwealth Magazine
Massachusetts Police Reform Bill Would Require Officers Be Certified, Ban Chokeholds »
CBS Boston
Protesters call for city to reallocate police funding, remove officers from schools »
Boston Globe
Surveillance technology used by police gets fresh scrutiny after nationwide protests, looting »
Boston Globe
‘More of a free spirit’ than anarchist, pastor says of Worcester teen arrested for allegedly possessing Molotov cocktails at protest »
Boston Globe
DeLeo, Spilka Attach Immediacy to Policing, Justice Bill »
State House News Service
‘Cutting the budget doesn’t deal with racism’: Mayor Walsh says slashing police funding isn’t enough to bring change »
Boston Globe
Boston police officers’ personal info leaked online »
Boston.com
Marty Walsh not looking to lay off Boston police as he mulls reallocating funds »
Boston Herald
Boston police support the effort to ban facial recognition technology — for now »
Boston.com
Fireworks complaints in Boston skyrocket by 2,300% during coronavirus pandemic »
Boston Herald
A massive group of athletes, including Tom Brady and several Patriots, are voicing support for Ayanna Pressley’s qualified immunity bill »
Boston.com
A longtime effort to license Mass. police officers is gaining support — and lawmakers could take action soon »
Boston.com
Baker readies bill to create statewide certification process for police »
Boston Globe
'We're Tired Of Being Scared': Bostonians Who Have Had Close Encounters With Police Say It's Time For A Change »
WBUR
Time for standardized police training in Massachusetts? »
Commonwealth Magazine
State Government
HHS Secretary Was Warned Of 'Crisis' At Holyoke Soldiers’ Home Earlier Than Administration Has Said, Documents Suggest »
WBUR
Brockton legislators split over legalizing online Lottery sales »
The Enterprise
Healey Advises Stimulus Debit Cards are Legitimate »
Cape Cod Online
Gov. Charlie Baker stands by timeline for when he learned about coronavirus deaths at Holyoke Soldiers Home as reports question when administration knew »
The Republican
Baker Warns That Reopening Plans Could Change if Infections Rise Again »
NECN
Taxation
As Massachusetts analysts take stock of economic toll of coronavirus, report makes case for Baker’s sales tax modernization proposal »
The Republican
Transportation
East-West rail facing big hurdles »
Commonwealth Magazine
MassDOT Jacks Up East-West Rail Ridership Estimates »
State House News Service
East-West Rail Use Estimates Were Way Off, MassDOT Says »
New England Public Radio
Senate, House Now In Agreement on $300 Mil Road Program »
State House News Service
$5 million grant program aims to create new shared spaces in Massachusetts »
WCVB
MassDOT Offering Municipal Grants to Outdoor Dining, Mobility »
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WGBH News
Harvard Medical School Program Director Says U.S. Needs To “Buckle Down” For New Wave of Pandemic
CBS Boston
Massachusetts Police Reform Bill Would Require Officers Be Certified, Ban Chokeholds