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As of July 11, there were 11 vacancies on the Superior Court bench, Governor Maura Healey's spokesperson Karissa Hand confirmed.
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Massachusetts Gov. Maura Healey is expected to meet with President Biden and other democratic governors after his performance during a televised debate raised concerns among the party.
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It's now 14 years that Massachusetts lawmakers have not agreed on a full-year budget before the start of the state's fiscal year. But that doesn't mean state office buildings are shut down.
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Juneteenth was celebrated in Springfield with a flag raising outside city hall.
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Many new arrivals to western Massachusetts have anxiously waited months for federal work authorizations.Some Haitians living in Greenfield have finally received their documents and are now finding employment.
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The felony conviction of former President Donald Trump is expected to cause little to no reverberations in Massachusetts, a dependably blue state, where state house lawmakers have a mountain of bills to tackle before the end of the Legislative session.
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Many Memorial Day celebrations across the region were canceled due to heavy rain and thunderstorms earlier today, but not the ceremony at the state Veterans Memorial Cemetery in Agawam, which moved indoors.
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Experts say road congestion is back to pre-pandemic levels in Massachusetts. Will state lawmakers be more receptive to adding tolls?
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About two months remain in the calendar for the Massachusetts Legislature. The state House last week passed a major hospital oversight proposal. This week, state senators will debate their proposed spending plan.
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MassHire Hampden County Workforce Board CEO Peter Farkas talks about the staffing situation in Holyoke and Springfield — and how a major grant could address the situation.