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Healey targets 'affordability' in pre-election spending plan (opens the original)
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BOSTON â Gov. Maura Healey has rolled out a new spending plan â just six weeks before the election â that calls for temporarily suspending the stateâs gas tax, capping ticket prices for concerts and sporting events, more funding for food assistance and lower utility costs for energy consumers. The $2.44 billion supplemental budget, filed last Wednesday, calls for a two-month suspension of the stateâs 24 cent per gallon gas tax with prices at the pumps hovering above $4 per gallon. Home
Markey pushes for vaccine delay update (opens the original)
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BOSTON â U.S. Sen. Ed Markey is leading other Democrats in demanding answers from the Trump administration about delays in the distribution of COVID-19 vaccines to school-aged children. In a letter to Health and Human Services Secretary Robert F Kennedy Jr., Markey and other top Democratic leaders called for an explanation about the federal Centers for Disease Control and Preventionâs month-long delay in making COVID-19 vaccines available through the Vaccines for Children program. Home deliv
Lawmakers demand release of fuel assistance (opens the original)
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BOSTON â Members of the stateâs congressional delegation are calling on the Trump administration to move quickly to release funds aimed at helping low-income people keep their homes warm with heating oil prices spiking amid the ongoing conflict in the Middle East. In a bipartisan letter to Health and Human Services Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr., Rep. Lori Trahan led other congressional lawmakers and members of the state delegation in calling for the âimmediateâ release of the Low Incom
Brigham and Women's nurses vote to authorize strike (opens the original)
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BOSTON â More than 4,000 unionized nurses at Brigham & Womenâs Hospital have voted to authorize a strike if they fail to reach an agreement with hospital executives on a new contract. The strike vote on Thursday night by nurses represented by the Massachusetts Nurses Association cited âsafety concerns, inadequate wages, and short-staffingâ as the primary issues in the ongoing talks with the hospital. More than 90% of nurses represented by the union voted in favor of the open-ended strike
Rent control proposals fizzling out (opens the original)
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BOSTON â Proposals to bring rent control back to Massachusetts appear to have fizzled out on Beacon Hill, with legislation to cap rents increasingly unlikely to be approved before the end of the two-year legislative session. On Wednesday, the Legislatureâs Housing Committee voted to send a package of housing stabilization and rent control proposals to âstudy,â signaling their likely demise in the current session, which wraps up Dec. 31. Home delivery and Digital Access customers of the G
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