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2013/05/17 19:23
2013/05/17 19:23
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BOSTON — Budget debates are almost always forward-looking — and rightly so. How much does the state want to invest in education or transportation going forward? What sort of tax hike will the public...
2013/05/17 19:23
2013/05/17 19:23
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2013/05/16 14:27
2013/05/16 14:27
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State representatives on Wednesday proposed a state budget that would neither raise as much money from new taxes nor spend as much as Gov. Deval Patrick wants, but it still would boost key forms of...
2013/05/16 13:55
2013/05/16 13:55
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The Senate’s budget chief on Wednesday described differences between the House and Senate spending plans for fiscal 2014 as “incremental,” but a quick review of the bill shows the branches taking...
2013/05/15 23:02
2013/05/15 23:02
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BOSTON (WWLP) - The Massachusetts Senate Ways and Means Committee unveiled a nearly $34 billion dollar budget proposal for the fiscal year starting July 1st. The plan increases spending by $1.4...
2013/05/14 02:12
2013/05/14 02:12
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FOX UNDERCOVER - The Patrick administration's controversial decision to allow some illegal immigrants to pay the same lower rates at public colleges and universities as citizens who live in...
2013/05/09 13:56
2013/05/09 13:56
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What a difference a season can make for the state budget. In December, with tax revenues running $235 million behind projections only five months into fiscal 2013, Gov. Deval Patrick took a scalpel...
2013/04/24 22:02
2013/04/24 22:02
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BOSTON (WWLP) - Western Massachusetts business leaders are backing the state Legislature’s transportation funding legislation. Neither the House nor Senate plan raises the state income tax to 6.25...
2013/04/19 10:47
2013/04/19 10:47
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State representatives on Wednesday, April 10, proposed a state budget that would neither raise as much money from new taxes nor spend as much as Gov. Deval Patrick wants, but it still would boost key...