
To be fair, it might be awkward for Healey to pursue violations given that her own office has trouble following the public records law.
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Written by ANDREW QUEMERE Filed Under: News, NEWS+OPINIONS
To be fair, it might be awkward for Healey to pursue violations given that her own office has trouble following the public records law.
Written by ANDREW QUEMERE AND MAYA SHAFFER Filed Under: FEATURES, News, NEWS+OPINIONS, Non-fiction
There are a few possible solutions. One would be giving Galvin’s office more power to enforce the law. Another would be to streamline the process by eliminating Galvin’s role entirely and having the AG’s office handle the process from start to finish.
Because police aren’t the only ones trying to murder your children.
Written by DIG STAFF Filed Under: Media Farm
Our new governor accepts campaign contributions from, and even tried to tap a guy who ripped off immigrant workers.
Written by DIG INTERN Filed Under: News, NEWS+OPINIONS
The conflation of sex work and sex trafficking is common. It’s also troubling.
Written by TAK TOYOSHIMA Filed Under: FEATURES, Non-fiction
The conflation of sex work and sex trafficking is common. It’s also troubling.
Written by CHRIS FARAONE Filed Under: News, NEWS+OPINIONS
I didn't hang at Evan Falchuk's campaign office on Tremont Street past midnight just for kicks this morning. Nor was I only there for the beer, much of which was being sipped and spilled in celebration.
Written by DIG INTERN Filed Under: NEWS+OPINIONS
The Globe endorses Charlie Baker. We rant.
Written by SUSANNA JACKSON Filed Under: A+E, NEWS+OPINIONS
Back in July, at the Gubernatorial Candidates Forum on Arts, Culture, and Creativity in Worcester, Martha Coakley talked herself in circles and Charlie Baker was a no show. With Election Day edging closer, Coakley (D) and Baker (R) have firmed up their respective stances on the arts.
Medical marijuana passed in 2012, and patients still cannot get access in 2014. What will you do about that, and how quickly? Is it acceptable to you that patients should be denied their medicine for years while a long political process plays out?