Watchdog Group Calls For New ‘People’s Pledge’
May 02, 2013BOSTON — A government watchdog group is calling on U.S. Senate candidates Gabriel Gomez and Edward Markey to agree on a plan to limit outside spending.
Former Celtic Jason Collins Comes Out As Gay
April 29, 2013
NEW YORK — Jason Collins is the first male professional athlete in the major four American sports leagues to come out as gay.
Former Gov. Weld Backs Gomez In U.S. Senate Race
April 22, 2013BOSTON — The former Republican governor called Gabriel Gomez “exactly the new American leader that this state needs in the Senate.”
Mass., Local Police Vow Crackdown On Welfare Fraud
April 11, 2013BOSTON — Investigations by the state inspector general and others have pointed to possibly millions of dollars in fraud.
Mass. Teen Drowns In High School Pool
April 09, 2013TYNGSBOROUGH, Mass. — Police say a 15-year-old boy has apparently drowned at Greater Lowell Technical High School in Tyngsborough.
Tour Bus Driver To Be Charged In Crash
April 09, 2013
BOSTON — The tour bus crashed into an overpass on Soldiers Field Road in February, injuring 35 high school students and their chaperones.
Charter School Waiting Lists Questioned
April 08, 2013BOSTON — A review has found that the waiting list for charter schools in Massachusetts is not as long as it appears.
Community Organizer Walczak Plans Boston Mayoral Bid
April 07, 2013BOSTON — Bill Walczak, co-founder of the Codman Square Health Center in Dorchester, said he wants to look at innovative ways to keep Boston growing across all neighborhoods.
Patrick Administration Warns Against Leaders’ Revenue Plan
April 03, 2013BOSTON — It’s warning that a revenue plan offered by legislative leaders could result in huge state budget cuts and significant increases in tolls, fares and fees.
AG Coakley Sues For-Profit Brockton School
April 03, 2013BOSTON — Sullivan and Cogliano Training Centers allegedly misrepresented job placement numbers and mislead students about its job training program.