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Mass. public defenders push for union rights on November ballot (opens the original)
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Public defenders in Massachusetts have argued for years about the right to unionize through the state Legislature. But after years of legal hurdles, the labor fate of more than 400 staff attorneys and 800 total employees will be in the hands of voters this November. Most state employees have the ability to unionize, but not the Committee for Public Counsel Services. “That’s the loophole that we need to close in order to bring collective bargaining rights to these employees,” said Tom McKeever, p
City of Boston nixes reparations report after concerns around Tufts researcher (opens the original)
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The City of Boston has nixed its report looking at the city’s ties to slavery after concerns arose around the lead researcher’s academic practices. Kerri Greenidge, former Tufts professor, was the lead researcher on the reparations report. But after criticism regarding the accuracy of her 2022 book, she lost her professorship at Tufts. “The City [of Boston] and [Tufts] University have reluctantly come to a decision to cancel the contract for the first volume of the report,” a joint statement fro
Revere has waited years for new fire engines. Critics blame private equity. (opens the original)
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The Revere Fire Department bought two fire engines from a North Attleboro-based dealership about four years ago. Fire officials said they were told it would take about a year and a half to receive the engines. They’re still waiting. Even more frustrating, department officials say, they recently saw the trucks on display at the Mohegan Sun casino in Connecticut during a conference hosted by the New England Association of Fire Chiefs. “If it’s not ready yet, then why are we showcasing it in Mohega
Hayden prevails over Rollins, Champion in primary for Suffolk County DA seat (opens the original)
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Following a contentious battle, Suffolk County District Attorney Kevin Hayden has won the Democratic primary, according to the Associated Press. Hayden was up against Linda Champion, an attorney backed by the Boston Police Patrolmen’s Association who ran for the seat in 2018; as well as Rachael Rollins, the county’s former district attorney who resigned under the shadow of ethical violations when she was the U.S. attorney for Massachusetts — the commonwealth’s top prosecutor — in 2023. The Assoc
Hayden prevails over Rollins, Champion in primary for Suffolk County DA seat (opens the original)
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Following a contentious battle, Suffolk County District Attorney Kevin Hayden has won the Democratic primary, according to the Associated Press. Hayden was up against Linda Champion, an attorney backed by the Boston Police Patrolmen’s Association who ran for the seat in 2018; as well as Rachael Rollins, the county’s former district attorney who resigned under the shadow of ethical violations when she was the U.S. attorney for Massachusetts — the commonwealth’s top prosecutor — in 2023. The Assoc
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