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Nov. 9 (Bloomberg) -- Massachusetts Senate candidate Stephen Pagliuca’s biggest calling card is 10 feet by 15 feet and hangs over the parquet where the National Basketball Association’s Boston Celtics play. It reads: “World Champions 2008.”
HOPEDALE - An entrepreneur and Navy veteran with experience working with top military officials in Washington announced his candidacy for the 2nd Congressional District of Massachusetts.
Marlborough may eventually be home to an uncommon sight in Massachusetts - a Sonic Drive-In restaurant. MAP: Site of the proposed Sonic
A University of Massachusetts professor and several alumni are among the nine candidates competing in the April 3 election for two seats on the Amherst Select Board.
Massachusetts House and Senate lawmakers are hoping to wrap up debate on a final version of a veterans benefits bill. Both chambers have already passed separate bills which include many of the same elements, including cash bonuses for military personnel who serve more than one tour and allowing soldiers stationed overseas to cast ballots electronically.
Boston Celtics co-owner Stephen G. Pagliuca is holding a fund-raiser tomorrow night with a list of sponsors that any Massachusetts voter could be proud of. Bold-faced names include Ray Allen, Paul Pierce, and Doc Rivers.
BOSTON — The Patrick administration is rethinking its support of wood-burning power plants, a key element of its long-term strategy to wean Massachusetts off fossil fuels. ... - By STEVE LeBLANC The Associated Press
BOSTON - The Patrick administration is rethinking its support of wood-burning power plants, a key element of its long-term strategy to wean Massachusetts off fossil fuels.
DANVERS and mdash; Charlie Baker said he wants to keep more of Red Sox Nation here. The Massachusetts gubernatorial hopeful, who spoke last night at the Peabody Area Chamber of Commerce's 78th annual dinner, said when he watches Red Sox away games on TV and sees all the fans in the crowd, he knows most did not grow up outside New England following the team.
Former Lt. Gov. Kerry Healey is stepping back into the public spotlight. The Republican's 2006 gubernatorial candidate sent out an e-mail on Friday urging Massachusetts to lift its cap on charter schools. She is now director of the pro-charter Pioneer Institute.
By Brian C. Mooney, Globe Staff Teresa Vilmain, the legendary Iowa caucus organizer, has all but become a resident of Massachusetts this year. Between a stint early in the year as a fellow at Harvard's Kennedy School and her current...
