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Her mom draws strength from this final picture of casey taken minutes before she was stricken. Its pure casey, pure joy. She was pure joy. And the thing about that picture is that it was taken half an hour before she collapsed and for me it acts as a source of comfort because i knew that she was happy, she was with the people that she loved, her team. Reporter tomorrow will be counseling day, if you well, here at noble and Greenough School for any student who needs it. Young casey was from welle...

Live super doppler hd waking up with a light mix in the south. Some falling as freezing rain mainly to the south of highway 34. We have seen raindrops in central iowa for the most part the activity moves to the east. Some roadways to the south are already reporting partially covered with ice. Traffic is moving along ok. Not much of a factor in des moines. That will change later with temperatures around freezing. They planner today, kind of a column before the storm. Freezing rain to the south an...

BOSTON — Twenty months elapsed between Republican Gov. Charlie Baker using his final State of the Commonwealth address in January 2022 to ignite debate about slashing taxes and the final enactment of a roughly $1 billion package.

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Twenty months elapsed between Republican Gov. Charlie Baker using his final State of the Commonwealth address in January 2022 to ignite debate about slashing taxes and the final enactment of a roughly $1 billion package.

Businesses see only marginal improvement to the state’s competitive standing. Equity advocates say the legislation doesn’t go far enough.

Nearly 20 education and business leaders are calling on the attorney general not to certify as ballot eligible an initiative petition removing the Massachusetts Comprehensive Assessment System (MCAS) exam as a high school graduation requirement.

Attorney General Andrea Campbell has until Sept. 6 to certify the question, which seeks to remove the MCAS as a high school graduation requirement.

BOSTON — Saying it improperly mixes two unrelated topics, nearly 20 education and business leaders are calling on the attorney general not to certify as ballot eligible an initiative petition

Massachusetts moved up nine spots in CNBCs annual Americas Top States for Business rankings this summer and the man behind the scorecard of states told the Mass. High Tech Council