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Democrats Botch Bill To Extend COVID Protections Letting To-Go Cocktails And Virtual Public Meetings Expire

Lawmakers will spend Tuesday scrambling to re-legalize pandemic protections that expire Monday night with Gov. Baker's emergency order.

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With the end of the COVID-19 state of emergency, a new question: What will the Legislature keep from it?

With the end of the COVID-19 state of emergency, a new question: What will the Legislature keep from it? Matt Stout © Jonathan Wiggs/Globe Staff The future of sidewalk dining is among the aspects of pandemic-era life now in the hands of the Massachusetts Legislature. Governor Charlie Baker is ending the state of emergency in Massachusetts. Now, the Legislature has to decide what aspects of pandemic-era life they want to keep from it. Faced with a suddenly ticking clock, state lawmakers are being pressed to extend, or make permanent, a host of COVID-related rules governing sidewalk lunches, to-go margaritas, and virtual town council meetings before Baker lifts his emergency declaration on June 15.

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Eviction protections during the COVID pandemic: Gov Charlie Baker and the Mass Legislature offer different approaches

Eviction protections during the COVID pandemic: Gov. Charlie Baker and the Mass. Legislature offer different approaches Updated Dec 19, 2020; The controversial Massachusetts budget amendment expanding abortion access isn’t the only disagreement between lawmakers and Gov. Charlie Baker surrounding the fiscal 2021 budget. The Republican governor rejected most of a last-ditch effort to implement some eviction protections during the coronavirus pandemic, raising questions about whether lawmakers will fight those changes. The fiscal 2021 budget plan passed by the Legislature last month includes a clause preventing courts from moving forward with eviction cases if the tenant has a pending application for emergency rental assistance when a trial is being scheduled. The provision requires courts to hold off on judgments or executions of evictions and makes courts grant a continuance, which postpones the proceedings, when a trial is scheduled if a tenant has a pending application.

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