Sam Drysdale Walking through the Boston Common, beneath the shadow of the golden dome that houses some of Massachusetts’ most important decision makers, a somber rendition of the usually-bustling park reflects the atmosphere inside the Statehouse. A ticket inside these days requires verbal confirmation of your good health, a personal escort in and out of the building and of course, a mask. Closed to all except certain legislators deemed “essential,” the marble-lined path to Sen. Michael Rodrigues’ office sounds of only echoing footsteps and lonely fingers clacking on keys. Once inside...