Government & Politics

Costco in Southborough advancing toward summer 2027 opening

Southborough Town Meeting members approved a home rule petition to the state on April 11 to allow for the municipality to be granted another all‑alcohol off‑premises license.

🔒AG fines contractor $220K at redevelopment of The Bridge community center

Donizetti’s Tile Services was fined for failure to pay overtime and misclassification of employees as independent contractors, among other issues.

IPG settles patent dispute with German firm

The settlement announced Tuesday follows two German court rulings against IPG.

🔒Worcester airport to expand parking ahead of effort to double passenger count

Massport is planning to build a 245-space overflow parking lot at Worcester Regional Airport. 
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🔒Central Mass. business and political leaders oppose rent control, but will voters listen?

Despite their objections, business and political leaders have their work cut out for them. Early polls show the majority of voters favor rent control as housing costs continue to rise.

Healey tours Assabet Valley tech school, announces $70M of new voc-tech funding

After touring Assabet Valley Vocational High School in Marlborough on Thursday, Gov. Maura Healey announced that $70 million in career technical education program grants will flow to nearly 30 schools.

Veterinary techs lobby for budget rider to elevate the profession

Veterinary technicians were at the State House for the first Veterinary Youth Day, spreading the word about a Rep. Dan Hunt amendment (#1060) related to veterinary technician licensure that is expected to be considered by the end of the day.

Sundown: Healey not giving up on WNBA hopes

Gov. Maura Healey isn't giving up on getting a WNBA team to Boston, she said Tuesday on "Boston Public Radio."
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No-interest loans added to state’s homebuyer assistance program

Gov. Maura Healey announced Tuesday the expansion of an existing homebuyer assistance program that will provide up to $25,000 at 0% interest with deferred payment for first-time homebuyers. 

State relaxes teacher licensing rules

The shift is intended to address educator shortages and diversify the workforce.
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