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11:00am Office of the Secretary of the Commonwealth Public Hearing, Via Zoom

11:00am House Session, Informal Session

11:00am Senate Session, Informal Session

1:00pm Joint Committee on Public Health, Public Hearing

“Black women candidates for public office are not interchangeable,” Campbell said in a statement. “I would hope everyone would be offended by the suggestion that one Black woman candidate is interchangeable with another with ‘no difference.’ I would never allow my supporters to push this narrative and neither should Acting Mayor Janey.”

Andrea Campbell, Boston City Councilor and candidate for Boston Mayor

Responding to the suggestion that she should step aside because Boston already has Kim Janey, a Black woman as mayor.

News By Category
Beltway Politics

‘It’s hard to build a team when you’re on Zoom’: Walsh tries to find his footing as Labor secretary » Boston Globe

In new book, Elizabeth Warren muses on why she didn’t win » Boston Globe

As Democrats weigh fate of New Hampshire’s first-in-the-nation primary, Republicans prepare to run in it » Boston Globe

Former Boston Celtic Enes Kanter, targeted by Turkish government, joins Sen. Ed Markey to condemn human rights abuses under President Recep Tayyip Erdogan » MassLive

Business

Editorial: Film tax credit pays for itself in the long run » Boston Herald

The highest-paid HubSpot exec last year wasn't the CEO » Boston Business Journal

State weighs appeal of Superior Court decision on Boston waterfront » Boston Business Journal

West Roxbury residents protest development proposal, fearing loss of business district » Boston Herald

Civil Rights

Editorial: Press freedom fight never stops » Boston Globe

Education

Biden’s universal preschool plan a ‘game-changer’ for Mass., but final version could look very different » Boston Globe

Editorial: The Massachusetts Teachers Association’s misleading anti-MCAS effort » Boston Globe

Southeastern Voke gets training grant » The Sun Chronicle

Boston Public Schools sees enrollment drop heavily, mostly among younger, minority students » Boston Herald

Health Care

Health Care Workers Turn To Military Techniques To Deal With Trauma » WBUR

Human Services

Charlestown program for children with autism pushes back against tenants association » Boston Herald

Walk for Hunger raises money to address a crisis worsened by the pandemic » Boston Globe

Insurance

Employers, insurers push to make virtual visits regular care » Boston Herald

Labor

St. Vincent Hospital strike: Worcester nurses report ‘positive step’ in negotiations » Boston Herald

Legislative

Massachusetts House of Representatives unanimous on budget, film tax credit » Lowell Sun

Local Government

Worthington TM OKs full-time police chief and officer, defers on frontage change » Gazette Net

Leverett voters OK $6.5M budget; resolution on tribal lands withdrawn » Gazette Net

Gagarin, Arquin win school board seats in Sunderland » Gazette Net

Framingham mayor's assistant calls councilor 'schmuck' and 'little runt' on hot mic » The Metro West Daily News

Politics

The Column: A Pawtucketville battle royale brewing for City Council seat » Lowell Sun

Briefings: Check Your Six, Holyoke Mayoral Candidates! » Western Mass Politics and Insight

Stop trying to push Black candidates out of the mayor’s race » Boston Globe

Post-Pandemic, Voters Want Competent Leaders — And Good Leadership » WGBH

How The Local Black Lives Matter Movement Has Evolved » WGBH

The Nomination Is Healey’s to Take [OPINION] » WBSM

Kim Janey disavows email to Andrea Campbell supporters telling Campbell to seek DA instead of Boston mayor » Boston Herald

Asian American Republicans accuse state GOP of pursuing discriminatory scheme to disenfranchise them in party elections » Boston Globe

Sixth candidate emerges in Holyoke mayor’s race » Gazette Net

Public Health

Massachusetts coronavirus vaccine rollout: 2.6 million people fully vaccinated, lowest single-day case count since November » Boston Herald

Mass. reports 4 new COVID-19 deaths, 786 cases, 37,597 vaccinations Sunday » Boston Globe

Mass. residents from India, Brazil watch COVID-19 horrors unfold in their native countries » Boston Globe

A recent dip in demand for COVID-19 vaccines in Mass. has spurred efforts to reach the wary » Boston Globe

Coronavirus herd immunity increasingly ‘elusive,’ public health experts say » Boston Herald

India and other virus hot spots across the globe could disrupt the economic recovery in Massachusetts » Boston Globe

Walk-in Vaccines Would Appeal to Younger People, Baker Says » NECN

Our View: Don't give up now » The Sun Chronicle

The Checkup for May 2: Massachusetts passes 6 million COVID-19 shots » Berkshire Eagle

Opinion: The possibility of being an audience » Boston Globe

Brookline, Salem cautious as they continue local COVID-19 outdoor mask mandates » Boston Globe

Mask restrictions loosen, not everyone feels safe » News 22 WWLP.com

Public Safety

Boston elected officials decry police union for ‘personal’ tweet directed at Andrea Campbell » Boston.com

What will Acting Mayor Kim Janey do about Boston police? » Boston Globe

‘Out of control’ dirt bikes, ATVs and loud parties taking over at Franklin Park, neighbors say » Boston Herald

Letters: Everything is under review as police work and criminal justice are examined » Boston Globe

Mass. Commission Starts 5-Month Study of Qualified Immunity » NBC Boston

SJC to consider police use of ‘gang member’ designation » Commonwealth Magazine

Campbell Calls Boston Police Union Attacks 'Racist' And 'Sexist' » WGBH

State Finance

Ehrlich secures House budget projects for Swampscott, Lynn, Marblehead » Lynn Daily News Item

Transportation

Opinion: There’s really nothing blocking the path to free buses » Boston Globe

Editorial: Overall safety should drive deliberation of Baker’s road bills » Lowell Sun

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The Week Ahead

Monday - 5/3

11:00am Office of the Secretary of the Commonwealth Public Hearing, Via Zoom

11:00am House Session, Informal Session

11:00am Senate Session, Informal Session

1:00pm Joint Committee on Public Health, Public Hearing

Tuesday - 5/4

Birthdays: Rep. Denise Garlick

10:00am Language Access and Inclusion Briefing hosted by The Language All-Access Coalition, Via Zoom

10:00am Joint Committee on Children, Families and Persons with Disabilities, Oversight Hearing

11:00am 25th Annual (Virtual) Immigrants’ Day at the State House, Via Zoom

11:30am The Business of Pride hosted by the Boston Business Journal, Via webcast

1:00pm Joint Committee on Environment & Natural Resources, Public Hearing

1:00pm Joint Committee on Mental Health, Substance Use and Recovery, Oversight Hearing

5:00pm Special Joint Committee on Redistricting, Public Hearing

Wednesday - 5/5

Birthdays: State Senator Michael Brady

9:00am Managing Mental Health at Work: A Local Perspective hosted by the Boston Business Journal, Via Zoom

11:00am Joint Committee on Cannabis Policy, Public Hearing

1:00pm Senate Committee on Reimagining Massachusetts: Post-Pandemic Resiliency, Oversight Hearing

Thursday - 5/6

11:00am House Session, Informal Session

11:00am Senate Session, Informal Session

Friday - 5/7

Birthdays: Rep. Jonathan Zlotnik, Rep. Patricia Haddad, Rep. Angelo D'Emilia

10:00am Executive Office of Health & Human Services Public Hearing, Via Webex

1:00pm Senate Session, Full Formal Session


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