Two-year pilot voluntarily expedites cases, pain management options for injured workers Governor Charlie Baker joined Secretary of Labor and Workforce Development Ronald L. Walker, II and Secretary of
In the past two election cycles, Massachusetts has already decriminalized marijuana so that no one will go to jail for possessing usage amounts. We have also legalized medical
The Massachusetts Legislature in a show of nonpartisanship and efficiency passed some very powerful legislation in the closing sessions of the legislative calendar in the areas of pay
To the Editor, I am writing to thank the voters of Medford who nominated me as the Democratic candidate for State Senate in the Second Middlesex District last
Sen. Pat Jehlen said tonight her strong victory in the Democratic primary shows voters will resist efforts by outside billionaires to pick their leaders for them. Jehlen beat
Governor Charlie Baker, joined by state and local officials, today announced that Walgreens is the first pharmacy in Massachusetts to launch a new safe and convenient medication disposal
– Allison Goldsberry A state primary is taking place on Thursday, September 8 for several statewide positions. However, even though four ballots will be available for voters- Democrat,
The State Election Primary will be held on Thursday, September 8, 2016. The last day and hour to register to vote or change party enrollment for the State
Interns from the Department of Mental Health (DMH) recently toured the State House with Stephen M. Cidlevich, Director of Constituent Affairs for the DMH (pictured back row far
Medford resident Karen LaFrazia, Executive Director of St. Francis House in Boston, was recently honored at the State House in Boston for her 20 years of dedicated service.
New law prevents wage discrimination on the basis of gender Governor Charlie Baker signed a bipartisan pay equity bill, passed unanimously by both legislative branches, to ensure equal
