Hanscom Civilian Workers Face Forced Furlough
February 27, 2013Roughly 2,000 civilian workers at Hanscom Air Force Base in Lincoln can expect to lose a day’s work each week if the sequester happens.
Boston-Area Colleges Already Struggling With Sequester
February 27, 2013Mass. Single-Family Home Sales Jump In January
February 26, 2013WALTHAM, Mass. — The median price of a single-family home also rose last month.
Mass. Agencies Weigh Sequester’s Expected Impact
February 26, 2013BOSTON — The looming federal budget cuts go into effect Friday, if Congress does not act.
Mass. Defense Companies Brace For Federal Budget Cuts
February 26, 2013Governors: Looming Cuts Threaten Economic Gains
February 23, 2013WASHINGTON — Both Democrats and Republicans expressed pessimism that both sides could find a way to avoid the massive, automatic spending cuts set to begin March 1.
Administration Warns Of Budget Cuts’ Impact
February 22, 2013WASHINGTON — The Obama administration is painting a dire portrait of the many ways the public will feel the effects of automatic federal spending cuts due to begin March 1.
Possible National Park Cuts Detailed In Memo
February 22, 2013With Mass. Teen Employment Rate Way Down, Young People Push For Funding
February 21, 2013BOSTON — Organizers of a State House rally say the state’s teen summer employment rate fell from an average of 54 percent in 2000 to 27 percent last year.
How Federal Spending Cuts Would Affect Mass., Region
February 19, 2013BOSTON — Defense contractors, research hospitals and social services providers are among those in the region sounding the alarm over the looming cuts.
Sen. Warren Decries Potential Research Funding Cuts
February 18, 2013BOSTON — U.S. Sen. Elizabeth Warren warned that Massachusetts stands to lose thousands of jobs and millions of dollars in federal funds if Congress allows deep spending cuts to go into effect.
Fishing’s Decline Looms; Will Fish Eaters Notice?
February 18, 2013Mass. Gets HUD Funding To Help Disabled Tenants
February 18, 2013BOSTON — The state is receiving $5.3 million from the federal government to help disabled, low-income people avoid becoming homeless or confined to institutions.
UMass Lowell Hopes To Grow Robotics Industry With Testing Facility
February 12, 2013LOWELL, Mass. — New England’s first robot testing facility opens at UMass Lowell Tuesday. Supporters hope it will help the robotics industry grow in the state.




