(The Center Square) – A proposed bill banning billboard advertising for alcohol or marijuana products violates the constitution, according to Rob Mellion, executive director of the Massachusetts Package Stores Association.
A special election has been called to fill the vacant Massachusetts State Senate seat in the First Suffolk & Middlesex District. The seat became vacant on Sept. 9 when former state Sen. Joseph Boncore (D) resigned to become CEO of the Massachusetts Biotechnology Council (MassBio).
(The Center Square) – More than 49,000 new properties are owed to individuals and businesses, Massachusetts officials announced in the latest release of Unclaimed Property Listings.
(The Center Square) – Small businesses across the state of Massachusetts have one thing in common as they work against the COVID-19 pandemic – a lack of employees, a business advocacy group said.
(The Center Square) – Two industries having opposing perspectives on a bill that would set the amount paid for body shop labor rates.
(The Center Square) – More than $92 million in gaming revenue was collected in August at the state’s three licensed casinos, the state’s gaming commission announced Wednesday.
(The Center Square) – The head of an industry group representing stores that sell alcohol said he opposes several bills under consideration by the Legislature's Joint Committee on Consumer Protection and Professional Licensure that would change the state’s quota system for alcoholic beverage…
(The Center Square) – Massachusetts Gov. Charlie Baker has mobilized the National Guard in an effort to help distressed school systems with transportation issues, he announced this week.
(The Center Square) – More than 100 people made their pleas for a portion of $2.9 billion in funding allocated to Massachusetts from the American Rescue Plan Act in a 6½-hour meeting of the Legislature's Joint Ways and Means Committee.
(The Center Square) – With September came the end of the federal unemployment supplement, which has many Massachusetts employers hoping to see an uptick in workers returning to the labor market.
(The Center Square) – On Sept. 14, Boston voters will decide which two of seven mayoral candidates advance to the Nov. 2 general election.
(The Center Square) – A proposed bill banning billboard advertising for alcohol or marijuana products violates the constitution, according to Rob Mellion, executive director of the Massachusetts Package Stores Association.
A special election has been called to fill the vacant Massachusetts State Senate seat in the First Suffolk & Middlesex District. The seat became vacant on Sept. 9 when former state Sen. Joseph Boncore (D) resigned to become CEO of the Massachusetts Biotechnology Council (MassBio).
(The Center Square) – More than 49,000 new properties are owed to individuals and businesses, Massachusetts officials announced in the latest release of Unclaimed Property Listings.
(The Center Square) – Small businesses across the state of Massachusetts have one thing in common as they work against the COVID-19 pandemic – a lack of employees, a business advocacy group said.
(The Center Square) – Two industries having opposing perspectives on a bill that would set the amount paid for body shop labor rates.
(The Center Square) – More than $92 million in gaming revenue was collected in August at the state’s three licensed casinos, the state’s gaming commission announced Wednesday.
(The Center Square) – The head of an industry group representing stores that sell alcohol said he opposes several bills under consideration by the Legislature's Joint Committee on Consumer Protection and Professional Licensure that would change the state’s quota system for alcoholic beverage…
(The Center Square) – Massachusetts Gov. Charlie Baker has mobilized the National Guard in an effort to help distressed school systems with transportation issues, he announced this week.
(The Center Square) – More than 100 people made their pleas for a portion of $2.9 billion in funding allocated to Massachusetts from the American Rescue Plan Act in a 6½-hour meeting of the Legislature's Joint Ways and Means Committee.
(The Center Square) – With September came the end of the federal unemployment supplement, which has many Massachusetts employers hoping to see an uptick in workers returning to the labor market.