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I Saw the Cost of Mass. Failure to Rebuilt Highway Rest Stops (opens the original)
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Massachusetts’ bedraggled rest stops offer only a gap-toothed smile to the travelers we’re hoping to impress as we struggle to attract new residents. iStock photo Here are two things you are unlikely ever to hear in the same sentence: New Jersey and good government. The state’s rogues like former Sen. Bob “Gold Bar” Menendez make even Massachusetts corruption scandals look like child’s play. But, as I discovered on a recent family road trip to drop my daughter off at college, New Jersey has the
Campaign to Resurrect Nuclear Power in Mass. Deserves to Succeed (opens the original)
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South Shore business leaders argue the decommissioned Pilgrim Nuclear Power Station in Plymouth has the potential to be reborn as a hub for enough zero-carbon energy to power 700,000 homes. Photo courtesy of Holtec As electric bills soar, Tim Cahill, the former state treasurer turned regional business leader, believes nuclear energy could be poised for an unlikely comeback in power-starved Massachusetts. In fact, the president and CEO of the South Shore Chamber of Commerce sees the potential for
Boston Hit 150 Buildings with Higher Tax Bills After Appeals (opens the original)
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Boston City Hall at night in 2023. A legal advocacy group suing Boston says the city’s tax officials saddled commercial property owners with $19 million more taxes when they sought to lower their tax burdens in the face of rising office vacancy rates. Photo by James Sanna | Banker & Tradesman Staff / File Forget about no taxation without representation. As the nation passes its 250th year, a growing scandal at Boston City Hall over – what else? – taxes threatens to cast a harsh light on the city
The Mass. Innovation Economy Has New Competitor to Fear: Ohio (opens the original)
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The Massachusetts innovation economy used to lead the nation. Now, from Silicon Valley to Ohio’s Silicon Heartland, everyone else is eating our lunch. iStock illustration It’s time for Massachusetts to get its competitive mojo back, and fast. Silicon Valley has been pummeling the Boston area’s once world-beating innovation economy for years and is now a class of its own. Now we have a new and surprising rival for tech jobs and investment dollars: the “Silicon Heartland.” That’s my takeaway from
Will MassHousing Get the Investigation It Deserves? (opens the original)
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MassHousing CEO Chrystal Kornegay speaks at a State House press conference on April 28, 2026. Photo by Ella Adams | State House News Service Welcome to that vast, sleepy backwater of Massachusetts state government, the quasi-public agency. The “quasis,” as they are called, are supposed to combine the speed, flexibility and drive of the corporate world with a public-sector mission. In reality, quasi-public agencies too often combine the worst of both worlds: big salaries, fat expense accounts and
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