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Jamie Eldridge

ENDORSEMENT: WE LIKE MIKE

Written by DIG STAFF Posted August 29, 2016 Filed Under: Dear Reader, NEWS+OPINIONS

There is phenomenal news for Bernie Sanders supporters in the 26th Middlesex House District, which covers significant swaths of Cambridge and Somerville.

Filed Under: Dear Reader, NEWS+OPINIONS Tagged With: 26th Middlesex, Cambridge, Jamie Eldridge, Massachusetts, Mike Connolly, Our Revolution, Pat Jehlen, SOMERVILLE, state rep, Tim Toomey

WELFARE KINGS: BAKER MOVES TO MAKE CORPORATE GIVEAWAYS EVEN SWEETER

Written by JASON PRAMAS Posted June 28, 2016 Filed Under: Apparent Horizon, COLUMNS, News, NEWS+OPINIONS

It’s the situation that arises when a giant corporation like GE wants extraordinary amounts of state money to site facilities in the Commonwealth.

Filed Under: Apparent Horizon, COLUMNS, News, NEWS+OPINIONS Tagged With: Apparent Horizon, Boston Institute for Nonprofit Journalism, Charlie Baker, corporate giveaway, corporate welfare, fort point, GE, General Electric, helipad, Jamie Eldridge, Make GE Pay, Marty Walsh, Massachusetts, Necco

BROKEN RECORDS: MASS PUBLIC RECORDS LAWS MAY BE ABOUT TO GET MUCH, MUCH WORSE

Written by ANDREW QUEMERE Posted November 24, 2015 Filed Under: COLUMNS, Media Farm

The bill still needs to go before the Senate, which will likely change it yet again, so there’s still hope that it will be fixed. But after seeing how the bill was devastated by the House, the future is unpredictable.

Filed Under: COLUMNS, Media Farm Tagged With: 2024 Olympics, attorney general, Beacon Hill, Boston, Boston Globe, Broken Records, Commonwealth, FOIA, Geoffrey Beckwith, Governor Charlie Baker, House of Representatives, Jamie Eldridge, legislature, Massachusetts, media, Michael Morisy, MMA, MuckRock, police brutality, public records, public records law, Secretary of State, Todd Wallack

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