The Clock Is Ticking, But Massachusetts Restaurants Can Still Legally Sell Alcohol To Go
Massachusetts restaurants have a couple of months left to offer alcohol-to-go in takeout orders. The law is set to expire in April 2023.
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Baker Carves Up $16.5B Transportation Bill With Vetoes
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November Declared as Pancreatic Cancer Awareness Month in Massachusetts
Governor Baker signed a proclamation this week.
Baker Seeks $45.5M Budget OK; Will Veto Tax Hikes
The governor's budget leans heavily on one-time revenues, including $1.8 billion in federal funding and a $1.35 billion withdrawal from the state's $3.5 billion "rainy day" fund.
Baker Not Ready to Pick Between Hall and Auchincloss
Julie Hall is the GOP candidate in the 4th Congressional District. But Auchincloss, a former Republican, worked on Baker's first campaign for governor.
Chief Justice Ralph D. Gants Dies Following Recent Heart Attack
Gants always worked to promote the public good and his legacy as a judge is profound, said Gov. Charlie Baker.
Independent Probes of Mass. Police Shootings Sought by Families
Malcom Gracia, a teen shot by New Bedford police in 2012, is among those named by the group Mass. Action Against Police Brutality.
Governor Baker Is Sad About the Portuguese Feast, Too
During his daily COVID-19 briefing, Gov. Baker name-dropped the Feast, expressing remorse it was canceled while calling it one of an “all-time favorite” event.
Baker: Out-of-State Quarantine Violators Will Be Fined
Anyone entering Massachusetts from 42 states must fill out a form proving a recent clear test result or self-quarantine for 14 days.
New Bedford Team Lands Grant for New Shipyard at Revere Copper Si
$735,000 in funding from MassDevelopment will help fund construction of a new bulkhead on the harbor.