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Western Massachusetts lawmakers say they expect yet another late budget as questions remain over federal funding cuts.
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Former students of an elite all-girls boarding school in Pittsfield, Massachusetts, engulfed in a sexual abuse scandal testified in support of a bill aimed at bolstering age of consent laws at a State House hearing Tuesday. A warning to listeners, this story includes descriptions of sexual assault.
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A Berkshire County lawmaker is leading efforts on legislation that would bolster Massachusetts state law around the clandestine recording practice known as “upskirting.”
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After a demand from Western Massachusetts lawmakers for regional equity in the commonwealth’s judicial system, the governor has nominated two candidates from the region to the Superior Court.
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Berkshire County elected officials are part of a legislative effort in Massachusetts to crack down on sexual exploitation and grooming of young people under the care of adults.
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Berkshire County officials will promote new legislation aimed at protecting students from sexual predation in schools on a virtual press conference Monday. It comes after a number of troubling allegations emerged from local schools.
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A panel discussion in Sheffield Friday will explore the crisis faced by emergency medical services in communities across Massachusetts.
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Following a vote in the Massachusetts House last week, the State Senate is preparing for a vote on funding the state’s emergency shelter system.
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Berkshire County state legislators are reacting to Governor Maura Healey’s budget proposal for fiscal year 2026.
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Democratic Governor Maura Healey will deliver her second State of the Commonwealth address Thursday, and Berkshire County legislators will be listening closely.