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An interview with Massachusetts Democratic Senator Ed Markey.
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As the Vermont Legislature nears the midpoint of its session, the House leaders and governor held separate briefings to discuss progress on proposals so far.
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Massachusetts Governor Maura Healey says the White House owes every household in the Commonwealth over $1,700.
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The first Democrat has entered the race for Vermont governor
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While progress has been slow and expensive, a Massachusetts city remains determined to cut back how much untreated sewage it dumps into the Connecticut River.
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A bill introduced in the Vermont Legislature is intended to limit the federal government’s ability to deploy the Vermont National Guard.
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In the latest chapter of a long running battle between Democratic leaders in Massachusetts, a justice on the commonwealth’s top court has denied the state auditor’s request for outside council in her contentious bid to probe the legislature.
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A new president of Vermont State University has been named
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Vermont’s secretary of state is highlighting a new resource to help promote civic education.
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In Holyoke, there is no shortage of century-old buildings sporting architecture and details only 19th-century mill barons could afford.The Wistariahurst Museum is one of them. This week, the site will host a Civic Learning Week, taking part in a nationwide campaign to bolster engagement in local government – and the history that informs it.
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The public transit system that serves Berkshire County is hitting pause on proposed route changes after outcry from community members.
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New York State Governor Kathy Hochul has announced a new workforce housing initiative targeting the state’s North Country region