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No budget deal, but branches returning Wednesday - Vimarsana News

No budget deal, but branches returning Wednesday

Beacon Hill Democrats returning from Thanksgiving weekend failed to advance a supplemental budget bill Monday, again punting potential action until later in the week. Lawmakers did deviate from their plans for the week to meet only on Monday and Thursday, adding a Wednesday session.

Legislation behind closed doors possible as new intelligence Bill processed - Vimarsana News

Legislation behind closed doors possible as new intelligence Bill processed

Secret lawmaking becomes possible in democratic SA amid parliamentary ad hoc committee’s dash to process the General Intelligence Laws Amendment Bill.

Dems Break For Thanksgiving Without Shelter Accord - Boston News, Weather, Sports - Vimarsana News

Dems Break For Thanksgiving Without Shelter Accord - Boston News, Weather, Sports

As private disagreements between top House and Senate Democrats continue to hold up funding for the strained emergency shelter system and collectively-bargained pay raises for<a class="excerpt-read-more" href="https://whdh.com/news/dems-break-for-thanksgiving-without-shelter-accord/">Read More</a>

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Overcoming racial health disparities is focus of new bill. What would change if passed - Vimarsana News

Overcoming racial health disparities is focus of new bill. What would change if passed

More than 80% of Massachusetts residents believe some racial groups face more health care obstacles, according to a new MassINC Polling Group survey.

Source: yahoo.com
Overcoming racial health disparities is focus of new bill. What would change if passed - Vimarsana News

Overcoming racial health disparities is focus of new bill. What would change if passed

More than 80% of Massachusetts residents believe some racial groups face more health care obstacles, according to a new MassINC Polling Group survey.

Source: yahoo.com