Process To Recall Lawrence Mayor Has Begun
Lawrence city officials have begun a process to possibly recall Mayor William Lantigua.
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Lawrence city officials have begun a process to possibly recall Mayor William Lantigua.
Republican Sen. Scott Brown, who won last year's special election by tapping into populist voter sentiment, has yet to hold a public town hall meeting to take questions from Massachusetts residents.
The I-Team has gone through hundreds of internal emails from the DOT that were exchanged during the weeks after a massive lighting fixture crashed down on the center lane of the tunnel back in February.
Proposed Medicare cuts would hit Massachusetts teaching hospitals especially hard.
Massachusetts Republicans are asking the state Ethics Commission to investigate whether Newton Mayor Setti Warren violated conflict of interest laws.
Is the Roger Clemens perjury trial the best possible use -- or even rational use -- of the court's precious time and the public's scarce resources?
While we're all waiting to see if our political leaders can do anything to sort out the fiscal mess in the public sector, there's little suspense about the decaying situation in the private sector.
Alan Khazei has raised more than $920,000 in the past 3 months as Democratic challengers to Republican US Sen. Scott Brown begin stockpiling money for next year's campaign.
Mitt Romney added another layer to his criticism of Barack Obama's handling of the economy, saying Tuesday that Obama made the recession "deeper and longer than it needed to be."
Presidential candidates Mitt Romney and Jon Huntsman met at a parade in Amherst Monday.
Republican presidential candidate Jon Huntsman is spending his July 4th holiday in New Hampshire.
The Massachusetts House of Representatives and Senate have approved a compromise $30.6 billion state budget for 2012. Senators voted 33-4 to approve the spending plan on Friday. That vote followed a 150-2 House vote.
Mass. lawmakers have approved a compromise $30.6 billion state budget for 2012.
Gov. Deval Patrick will join a panel on "Face the Nation" over the holiday weekend.
I can't let the moment pass without noting that the clown show in Washington is merely the bitter harvest of seeds we, the voters, have been sowing for years.
