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Challenges and opportunities for commuter rail
December 7, 2016The MBTA's fleet of commuter rail locomotives, including 40 new cars, poses "challenges" for the vendor tasked with operating the 388-mile system that has an annual ridership of 35 million and ongoing reliability problems.
December 7, 2016
Baker cuts $98M from budget amid sluggish revenues
December 7, 2016Gov. Charlie Baker acted Tuesday to cut $98 million from the $39.25 billion state budget in an effort to match up sluggish state revenues with likely spending, but some legislators are saying cuts are premature.
December 7, 2016Mass second in elder abuse protections
December 7, 2016Massachusetts ranks second among the 50 states when it comes to maintaining protections against elder abuse, according to an analysis released Wednesday.
December 7, 2016Marijuana law delays eyed by legislative leaders
December 6, 2016House and Senate leaders will make a decision in the coming weeks whether to push for a delay this month.
December 6, 2016
The strong business relationship between Israel and Massachusetts
December 6, 2016Governor Charlie Baker's upcoming visit to Israel carries on an important tradition of our state leadership—one that highlights the strong economic relationship between Massachusetts and Israel.
December 6, 2016State tax take tumbled in November
December 5, 2016State revenue officials collected $105 million less in taxes last month than they did in November 2015.
December 5, 2016
Shovel ready in Gardner
December 5, 2016The Gardner Redevelopment Authority and the City of Gardner are undertaking a $1.8-million cleanup of a former metals facility as the groups continue to prepare the area for commercial investment.
December 5, 2016
Jim McGovern & Karyn E. Polito: Behind the Scenes
December 5, 2016While in prominent positions, Polito and McGovern's true power comes from what behind-the-scenes work results in: federal and state funding.
December 5, 2016Helping those left behind
December 5, 2016How the federal government will go about raising the prospects for those left behind, or at least evening the playing field a little, remains to be seen.
December 5, 2016
Travis McCready: Next Wave
December 5, 2016As interest in making biomanufacturing a bigger player in the state's economy grows, McCready is the top man at the state level pointing to Central Massachusetts and the advantages the region brings to such plans.
December 5, 2016
Boston competition comes to Central Mass. with Steward expansion
December 5, 2016Armed with $1.25 billion and plans to acquire hospitals, Steward Health Care of Boston is making inroads into Central Massachusetts.
December 5, 2016
A guide to tax breaks for breweries
December 5, 2016A local CPA walks through tax breaks available to breweries.
December 5, 2016
Kate McEvoy-Zdonczyk: Behind the Scenes
December 5, 2016Despite her prominent regional role at Harvard Pilgrim, McEvoy-Zdonczyk is a behind the scenes force of nature behind major developments and organization in the city and the region.
December 5, 2016
UMass Medical School opening Springfield location
December 2, 2016Worcester's UMass Medical School announced yesterday that it is opening its first-ever satellite location in Springfield in a partnership with Baystate Health.
December 2, 2016
Waters partners with multi-national disease researchers
December 2, 2016Milford's Waters Corp. has announced a partnership with an international group seeking to examine the intersection of genes and environment when determining who gets diseases such as cancer and autism.
December 2, 2016
Column: Shopping around for health insurance
December 1, 2016Faced with a monthly health insurance premium increase of $312 a month next year, a Massachusetts family knew they needed to consider all of their options for 2017 insurance coverage.
December 1, 2016
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