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BOSTON (WHDH) - Middle school students from the Boston area came together to play the first-ever kickball game at Fenway Park Tuesday afternoon.Massachusetts state Reps.<a class="excerpt-read-more" href="https://whdh.com/news/boston-middle-school-students-play-kickball-with-state-reps-at-fenway/">Read More</a>
In addition to the presidential primary, Super Tuesday will bring a host of down ballot races.
“We voiced our concerns about the House bill but the Senate bill created a whole new set of concerns," Jim Wallace, executive director of the Gun Owners Action League, told the Herald.
Liz Miranda, elected four years ago as a state representative, returns to Beacon Hill this week to take the oath of office as state senator for the Second Suffolk District. Her swearing-in ceremony is scheduled for Jan. 4 inside the State House. She plans a “Community Inauguration” at Roxbury Community College on Fri., Jan. 6, at 6:30 p.m. Miranda grew up in what’s known as
For Maura Healey and Andrea Campbell, Tuesday’s election was a day to set some markers. Healey, a South End resident, easily dispatched her Republican opponent for governor to become the first woman, and the first openly gay person, to be elected to sit in the Corner Office at the State House. Campbell, a Mattapan resident and former Boston City Councillor, trounced her