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Massachusetts voters could be looking at yet another special Senate election now that Sen. John Kerry is seen as a lead contender for Secretary of State. 

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Gov. Deval Patrick says four cabinet secretaries departing his administration all left on their own and would have been welcome to stay for the final two years of his term.
 
    Patrick officially announced Thursday that Health and Human Services Secretary JudyAnn Bigby, Public Safety Secretary Mary Beth Heffernan, Administration and Finance Secretary Jay Gonzalez and Education Secretary Paul Reville, will leave next month.
 

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Gov. Deval Patrick's administration will have a different look heading into his final two years in office.

Patrick has scheduled a news conference Thursday afternoon to announce major changes in his cabinet

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Gov. Patrick is calling for cuts in state services and partially blames the "fiscal cliff" worries as to why revenues are down! I don't buy it, do you?

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Gov. Deval Patrick has ordered spending cuts across state government in response to slower-than-expected growth in state tax collections.
 
    Patrick said Tuesday that his administration is revising its revenue estimate downward by $540 million for the fiscal year that started on July 1

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Governor Deval Patrick admits he's been approached by the White House, but says he's not interested in a job in the Obama administration.

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Gov. Deval Patrick says state Health and Human Services Secretary JudyAnn Bigby continues to have his support.

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Gov. Deval Patrick has ordered a ``file by file review'' of every case handled by a Massachusetts chemist accused of faking test results at a now-closed state lab.

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Gov. Deval Patrick isn't looking for any new laws or regulations after a natural gas explosion injured more than 20 people and damaged 42 buildings in Springfield.

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Some Massachusetts residents brought to the country illegally as children will soon be eligible to pay in-state tuition. 

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