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Beltway Politics
One of the biggest developments in the 2020 presidential race just happened. You probably missed it »
Boston Globe
Biden courts Latino voters in 1st trip to Florida as nominee »
Boston Globe
U.S. House leaders reject $2 Tril compromise plan »
News 22 WWLP.com
Trump denies downplaying virus, casts doubt on mask usage »
Boston Globe
What would Biden's White House economic team look like? Here are some key contenders »
CNBC
Business
Boston Mayor Marty Walsh extends outdoor dining season, waives fees for space heaters as weather cools »
The Republican
Boston extends coronavirus outdoor dining, aiding struggling restaurants »
Boston Herald
Mayor Walsh extends Boston's outdoor dining season until December »
WCVB
'Cities are going to endure': Experts weigh in on Boston's continuing development boom »
Boston Business Journal
North Shore Legislators Seek Help For Phase 4 Businesses »
Brookline Patch
Cambridge startup taps former LogMeIn exec as CEO »
Boston Business Journal
Dave & Buster's Lays Off 307 Workers At Three MA Locations »
Brookline Patch
Worcester mayor to tap first keg at Bay State Brewing's Oktoberfest »
Worcester Telegram
State Extends Tax Relief Targeted at Restaurants, Lodging »
State House News Service
Live Events Economy, Workers Left on Indefinite Hold »
State House News Service
This time, Quincy Center’s revival looks legit »
Boston Globe
Night Shift Brewing leans on distribution business to prop up revenue »
Boston Business Journal
Spinning in Lowell: City seeks to keep Sox affiliate »
Boston Business Journal
Chambers criticize state’s new $2M small-business ad campaign »
Boston Business Journal
Civil Rights
‘When Black women walk, things change’: For a group in Franklin Park, exercise is justice »
Boston Globe
Opinion: Our guest speaker today, class, is a Jew-hating terrorist »
Boston Globe
NAACP National Convention, Forced Online By COVID, Will Return To Boston In 2023 »
WGBH
Boston to host NAACP national convention in 2023 »
Boston Business Journal
Education
Editorial: The country needs school disciplinary reform »
Boston Globe
Lowell announces last-minute switch to remote learning »
Lowell Sun
Austin Prep latest school forced to go all-remote after weekend party »
Boston Herald
Sharon schools superintendent put on admin leave, school committee won’t say why »
Boston Herald
Superintendent Kelly Responds to RTA’s Concerns of Air Quality in School Buildings »
Revere Journal
Students in dozens more Mass. districts will be returning to school Wednesday »
WCVB
GCC welcomes head of Literacy Project to board of trustees »
The Recorder
Over 100 BC Students Have Tested Positive for COVID-19. Now the Baker Administration Is Stepping in »
NBC Boston
Loan debt for former ITT students canceled »
Berkshire Eagle
Environment
Following environmental uproar, Boston councilors want to talk about Melnea Cass plan »
Boston Globe
Foxboro gets $17,000 state climate change grant »
The Sun Chronicle
September is Massachusetts Flood Awareness Month »
Cape Cod Online
State climate change grants to address flooding in Fitchburg, erosion in Leominster »
Worcester Telegram
Baker announces grants for climate change preparedness »
Turn to 10
$11.1M in climate change funding to Massachusetts »
News 10
Area towns garner grants for forest conservation, nature-based tourism »
The Recorder
State Awards Grants to Support Mohawk Trail Woodlands Partnership »
iBerkshires
Becket And Alford Receive State Funds For Culvert Upgrades »
iBerkshires
Health Care
State publishes survey in effort to ‘reimagine’ Holyoke Soldiers’ Home amid tragic loss of lives and waning pandemic »
The Republican
Rite Aid stores in Mass. offering flu shots for kids »
WHDH
Sudden telehealth experiment seen as likely to endure »
Gazette Net
Sudden Telehealth Experiment Seen as Likely to Endure »
State House News Service
Immigration
Appeals court backs Trump on immigrant program »
Commonwealth Magazine
Insurance
Health insurance premiums to rise 8% next year »
Commonwealth Magazine
Judiciary
With The Loss Of Gants, Baker Has A Historic Opportunity At The High Court »
WBUR
Baker Eyes Process to Address Shaken High Court »
State House News Service
Mass. courthouses to hold a day of remembrance for Chief Justice Ralph Gants »
WHDH
For Gov. Baker, a momentous SJC opportunity and challenge »
Lowell Sun
‘Really alive in every sense of that word’: Charlie Baker and others reflect on the death of SJC chief justice Ralph Gants »
Boston.com
Howie Carr: At $184,694, being a Massachusetts judge is good work… if you can get it »
Boston Herald
Baker, already faced with a historic chance to reshape judiciary, could now name the entire SJC »
Boston Globe
Labor
It won’t be long before jobless benefits in Mass. begin to run out »
Boston Globe
Falmouth Unemployment Drops, But Concerns Remain For Winter »
Patch
Employers Highlight Steps Toward Inclusivity, Diversity »
State House News Service
Local Government
Defund413 advising Amherst town manger on appointments to committee reviewing police practices »
The Republican
‘More residents’ voices’: Housing Authority board changed through legislation »
Gazette Net
Shrewsbury to hold Special Town Meeting Sept. 29 for new police station »
Community Advocate
Opinion: Hold new library until permanent fire station is completed »
The Recorder
Politics
Opinion: Maine mulls dumping Susan Collins »
Boston Globe
Ed Markey’s ‘Markeyverse’ of online activists lining up behind Michelle Wu »
Boston Herald
Poirier endorses fellow Republican John Simmons, a North Attleboro councilor, in state rep race »
The Sun Chronicle
Meet the Republican running against Ed Markey in the general election »
Boston.com
Opinion: Are you in or out, Marty Walsh? Boston needs an answer »
Boston Herald
Michelle Wu hits Boston coronavirus response as mayoral challenge begins »
Boston Herald
Baker Not Ready to Pick Between Hall and Auchincloss »
WBSM
Opinion: Backing Neal could pay off for Baker and Massachusetts »
Boston Herald
Public Health
State to head up contact tracing at Boston College amid COVID-19 outbreak »
Boston Globe
Baker Plans to ‘Re-Engage' Colleges on Testing, Tracing Following BC Outbreak »
NECN
Keolis donates 5,000 masks to Lynn »
Lynn Daily News Item
In the race for a coronavirus vaccine, data matters more than time, Harvard professor says »
Boston Herald
Mass. reports 286 new confirmed cases of coronavirus, 6 new deaths »
Boston Globe
In the age of COVID, high school parties send school districts scrambling »
Boston Globe
A COVID-19 hot spot in Framingham is being driven by gatherings, officials say. Now the city is cracking down. »
Boston.com
Public Safety
Charlie Baker takes aim at slow vetting of police reform bills on Beacon Hill »
Boston Herald
Worcester police chief insists department is free of institutional racism »
Worcester Telegram
Twitter account that reportedly made racist remarks may be linked to Cambridge police lieutenant »
Boston.com
State Government
Baker Plugs State Police Reforms, Climate Investments »
State House News Service
Who’s really getting state contracts? »
The Bay State Banner
Editorial: State should make ‘FindMyLocalMA’ campaign truly local »
Boston Business Journal
Taxation
Many Mass. employers say ‘no thanks’ to Trump’s payroll-tax plan »
Boston Business Journal
Transportation
Poftak pushes feds for $32b for transit agencies »
Commonwealth Magazine
Worcester-Boston express train to resume Nov. 2, at earlier time, with Framingham stop »
Worcester Telegram
Utilities
Ad Aims to Keep Offshore Energy Transmission Plan in Mix »
State House News Service
Big changes may be ahead for natural gas pipelines, if FERC does its job »
Utility Dive
Southie power plant developers present new vision for site »
Boston Business Journal
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COVID-19 Media Availability 9-15-20
MassGovernor
Baker-Polito Media Availability: Municipal Vulnerability Preparedness Announcement
GBH News
New Harvard Study Shows The Extent Of Racial Inequality In Massachusetts Criminal Justice System
WCVB Channel 5 Boston
City Councilor Michelle Wu officially announces run for Mayor of Boston