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Massachusetts Court Ruled on 'Under God' in Pledge in Schools - Vimarsana News

Massachusetts Court Ruled on 'Under God' in Pledge in Schools

Massachusetts public school students can pledge allegiance to the flag, and the pledge can include the words 'under God.'

Source: fun107.com
What winning same-sex marriage in Mass. meant, as told by the lawyer who argued it - Vimarsana News

What winning same-sex marriage in Mass. meant, as told by the lawyer who argued it

“There were a lot of people who wanted to marry each other, wanted to define themselves by this commitment, and yet were blocked from doing so and there was no real alternative,” said Mary Bonauto, who represented the plaintiffs before the Supreme Judicial Court.

Source: wgbh.org
Massachusetts Court Rules on 'Under God' in Pledge in Schools - Vimarsana News

Massachusetts Court Rules on 'Under God' in Pledge in Schools

Massachusetts public school students can pledge allegiance to the flag, and the pledge can include the words 'under God.'

Source: wbsm.com
Court rulings may force action on home equity theft - Vimarsana News

Court rulings may force action on home equity theft

BOSTON — After a state judge ruled this month that Massachusetts law governing municipal home equity takings “requires Legislative correction,” a state senator who has filed a related bill for years said Monday that he was ready to start demanding roll call votes on his proposal.Members of the Legislature’s taxation panel began voting Monday afternoon […]

Proposed changes for the School Committee - Vimarsana News

Proposed changes for the School Committee

Proposed changes for the School Committee Mayor Brian DePeña sent a proposal to the City Council for a Home Rule Petition that would make radical changes to