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Senate President Karen Spilka and Speaker of the House Ron Mariano haven't ruled out changes to laws coming from potential voter-approved ballot questions.
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With sitting Mass. lawmakers working in a pre-election mode at the Statehouse, local election offices collect mailed in ballots, as we near election day.
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This week on The Rundown, a look at how town clerks are modernizing elections, a new cybersecurity center in Springfield, and an update on the cleanup of the Housatonic River.
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We learn about traditional Nepalese theater coming to the CitySpace stage, how agricultural workers can adjust for climate change, and highlight some local heroes at Big River Chestnuts.
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In a study last year in the journal Climate Change, Dartmouth College Professor Johnathan Winter predicted what he calls extreme precipitation events will increase by more than 50% by the end of the century.
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The Massachusetts Legislature has begun a five-month stretch of informal sessions following the end of formal sessions last week.
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We reflect on the floods that drowned so many crops one year ago, take a tour of E. Cecchi Farms, and McGovern with Rep. Jim McGovern.
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Bills dealing with the climate, and guns only have until July 31st to be dealt with by Mass. legislators. The end of formal sessions of the two-year General Court are just weeks away.
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The Massachusetts Office of Energy and Environmental Affairs said it lifted a moratorium on timber harvesting on state land back in January. But loggers said no new harvesting projects have gone out to bid since late 2022.
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Today on The Rundown, panelists discuss a controversy about potential state border tolls, the latest plans for connecting eastern and western Massachusetts by a future rail system, how the changing climate is impacting local residents, and more.