Opinion: A review of the terrible bills in the legislative session
This year’s regular legislative session started back on March 11. There are plenty of terrible bills from the GOP supermajorities in both chambers, so here’s a brief look at some
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This year’s regular legislative session started back on March 11. There are plenty of terrible bills from the GOP supermajorities in both chambers, so here’s a brief look at some
So, here we are, in what is arguably the most active month on the Irish/Celtic music calendar – especially here in Greater Boston/Eastern Massachusetts. A sampling of what’s coming up follows.– SEAN SMITH We’ll start with the Burren’s Brian O’Donovan Legacy Series, which will present Dàimh on March 6. Based in the Isle of Skye and West Lochaber, the quintet – former winner of
‘Digitising the guest journey’ can lead to additional revenue streams for room upgrades and room services
A temporary $2,000 pay boost for teachers would be extended another year, and State Police would receive money to fund Troop NOLA in New Orleans and two new cadet classes
A temporary $2,000 pay boost for teachers would be extended another year, and State Police would receive money to fund Troop NOLA in New Orleans and two new cadet classes