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Fiandaca was paid the remainder of her $181,722 salary through Dec. 31, to offer "assistance, advice and counsel," according to a copy of her severance agreement obtained by WBUR.

The lost federal grant money is the latest evidence of financial mismanagement under the commission's prior administration.

I wondered how we have screwed up so many basic things in Massachusetts. How can it be this difficult to help the visually impaired?

Advocates say D’Arcangelo's leadership plunged the agency into a state of "distress."

Massachusetts Commission for the Blind chief David D'Arcangelo will depart his role Friday, the Healey administration confirmed, several days after The Boston Globe reported about deteriorating workplace conditions and a series of human resources complaints under his leadership.

The Department of Conservation and Recreation announced pedestrians and cyclists will have the Memorial Drive stretch to themselves only on Sundays, beginning April 30 through Nov. 12. Here's why.

Last week, the state’s largest advocacy group for blind and visually impaired people wrote to Governor Maura Healey’s office saying that the commissioner needed to go.

No Republican has held the offices of attorney general, auditor, secretary of state or treasurer in Massachusetts this century, and the GOP's drought will continue for at least another four years.

Activist meets administrator in the contentious primary.

Promising to make public records accessible and expand voting rights, attorney and life sciences executive Tanisha Sullivan, president of the Boston branch of the NAACP, launched her campaign for secretary of state Tuesday morning.