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Question 5 could mean more tax refunds for Massachusetts residents, but opponents warn for funding trade-offs
Question 5 would amend Chapter 62F of Massachusetts General Laws, which limits state tax revenue…
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Massachusetts voters to weigh ‘starter home’ zoning change on November ballot
Supporters say the measure would create affordable housing options as costs push more young people…
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Worcester commission weighs independent police oversight
The Human Rights Commission examined the city’s police misconduct investigations, questioned their independence and agreed…
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School realignment draws pleas to preserve programs as final vote nears
Residents raised concerns about the futures of University Park Campus School, Greendale Head Start and…
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MassDOT tells Amazon drone project must undergo state review
Massachusetts transportation officials say Amazon must obtain state approval for its proposed Westborough drone facility,…
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Worcester man charged with child rape in Milford
Raul Feliciano, 63, is accused of sexually assaulting a child under 14 in the basement…
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Worcester election guide: Who’s on the ballot and how to vote Nov. 3
Worcester voters choose federal and state officials and decide nine ballot questions Nov. 3. Here’s…
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Worcester emergency communications chief on leave after OUI arrest
Charles Goodwin was driving a city-issued vehicle when arrested on the Mass. Pike. Worcester officials…
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What does the Governor’s Council do? Worcester candidates weigh in
Paul DePalo and Margaret Abboud offer competing views on judicial appointments, public safety and the…
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Worcester Human Rights Commission to review police policies, homeless encampment proposal
Worcester’s human rights commission has several sensitive subjects on its agenda this week
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