Even though it has been 18 years since digital tolling debuted on the Pike, there is still not even a data retention policy.
BROKEN RECORDS: APPEALS NONSENSE
Drafting these regulations was an opportunity to clarify vague and troubling language, but Galvin’s office has failed to address several issues left by state lawmakers.
FOR CANNABIS ACTIVIST DOWNING, JUSTICE DRAGS ON
An update on the persecution of a beloved Mass cannabis activist
BROKEN RECORDS: REFER MADNESS
Top Dems make a show of pretending they might enforce the public records law
ENDORSEMENT: WE LIKE MIKE
There is phenomenal news for Bernie Sanders supporters in the 26th Middlesex House District, which covers significant swaths of Cambridge and Somerville.
THE BOSTON GLOBE AND JOHN OLIVER: WHICH ONE IS FULL OF CRAP ABOUT CHARTER SCHOOLS?
He’s a shameless mouthpiece for the businesspeople aiming to shift more public dollars toward institutions that are not accountable to taxpayers.
BROKEN RECORDS: THE GALL OF GALVIN
Secretary of the Commonwealth shames independents (but should instead be ashamed of himself)
ROCKY MOUNTAIN LIE: AN UPDATE ON THE ETHICALLY BANKRUPT CAMPAIGN AGAINST LEGAL CANNABIS IN MASS
His mistakes go on, from claiming, “decriminalization destroys early intervention,” to failing to understand that court-ordered drug treatment for pot is an enormous waste of resources that could go to treating opiate addiction.
LIQUOR LICENSE UPDATE: THE THIRSTY GAMES CONTINUE
After failed attempt to give Boston control of licenses, liquor laws still stuck in last century
MASSROOTS: THE RELATIVELY SHORT BUT NONETHELESS INSPIRATIONAL HISTORY OF BOSTON FOR BERNIE
‘This was before the first 10,000-person rally, this was before the first 5,000-person rally, this was before the first rally.’
