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Cannabis executive testifies against Suffolk sheriff in extortion trial (opens the original)
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A cannabis entrepreneur told prosecutors Friday that he tried to rebuff efforts by Suffolk County Sheriff Steven Tompkins to buy into the marijuana dispensary company he co-founded before it went public, saying he “didn’t think it was something I should do.” “I didn’t think it was right because he was an elected official that we were doing a program with. I didn’t think it was something I thought was possible, or something we should do,” testified Frank Perullo, president and co-founder of Ascen
Galvin says early voting is up for primary, downplays Trump efforts to 'derail' mail-in votes (opens the original)
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Massachusetts Secretary of State Bill Galvin is projecting slightly higher voter turnout in this year's primary election than four years ago, based in part on early voting data. State elections data as of Thursday evening show more than 468,000 early votes have been cast ahead of next Tuesday’s primary election, reflecting about 9% turnout. Early in-person and mail-in voting has been higher across both Democratic and Republican submitted ballots than in 2022, Galvin told reporters at a media bri
Ortega, state's higher ed commissioner, to step down next month (opens the original)
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Massachusetts’ chief higher education official will leave his post in September, just shy of his four-year mark in that role, the state Department of Higher Education announced Friday. Noe Ortega is stepping down from his commissioner post so he and his wife “can be closer to aging family members,” the agency said in a news release. In a statement, Ortega said serving the state has been “one of the most meaningful and rewarding roles in my career.” “Our collective understanding of higher educati
Proposed changes to Head Start have Massachusetts early childhood advocates on edge (opens the original)
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The Trump administration on Thursday proposed a sweeping set of changes to the federal early childcare and education program for low-income children and families known as Head Start. The proposed overhaul would remove many of the federal requirements around health screenings, class sizes and other services for kids and their families. In Massachusetts, Head Start serves more than 10,000 children who come from poor households, experience homelessness or live in foster care. Early childhood advoca
Boston school bus vendor fined more than $400,000 over delays, missed trips (opens the original)
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Boston Public Schools fined its transportation vendor $184,000 for missed and late school buses in May. Transdev, which operates the city's school bus fleets and hires and trains drivers, has now been fined $400,500 to date for significantly late or no-show buses between March and the end of the school year in June, based on data provided by district spokeswoman Samara Pinto. In a statement, Pinto said the district will “continue to use all available tools under our contract to ensure Transdev m
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