“Science doesn't care if we’re first in the nation… better than bad isn't good enough when it comes to climate.”
GUBERNATORIAL HOPEFUL BEN DOWNING AIMS TO CHANGE CLIMATE OF MASS POLITICS
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THE POLITICS OF EVICTIONS IN BOSTON
Every mayoral candidate has taken donations from landlords who moved to evict tenants during the pandemic. We asked them about it.
RADICAL RE-ENTRY: INNER CITY WEIGHTLIFTING
Creating community and value for people who society has otherwise denied the opportunity
LIVE NATION LINKS WITH CITY AND CATALDO FOR “GET VAXXED, GET TIX!” CAMPAIGN, CLINICS
“Guests who receive their vaccination on site at House of Blues Boston or Paradise Rock Club will receive two free tickets to a show of their choice at either venue.”
MASS SEEKS TO CREATE ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE TASK FORCE, WON’T PUBLICLY NAME APPOINTEES
“This body does not seem to be centering issues related to accountability, justice, racial discrimination or other forms of bias.”
GUEST OPINION: REFORMING OUR COBBLED HEALTHCARE SYSTEM
There is one beacon on the horizon that can address this
THE PAIN CONTINUES FOR BARS AND RESTAURANTS, BUT THERE IS AN ANSWER
We must continue to urge Biden and Congress to replenish Restaurant Revitalization Fund
STATE WIRE: MASS EDUCATORS WELCOME CDC GUIDANCE TO MASK UP IN SCHOOL
"Masking was one of three or four critical mitigation strategies that really helped control transmission in the school buildings."
WITH BERDO 2.0, BOSTON LOOKS TO TAKE BIGGEST STEP YET TO CURB EMISSIONS
“If passed, it will be the most consequential environmental initiative that the city has passed, possibly ever.”
DRAINING SWAMPSCOTT: THE PROSECUTION OF A PROGRESSIVE BLACK PROTESTER
The prosecution of Ernst Jean-Jacques Jr. on the North Shore is a clear example of a Black Lives Matter activist being targeted by local law enforcement. Without national attention on the case, authorities are playing by their own rules.
