Archives for June 2021

Boston Public Schools Superintendent Brenda Cassellius, fresh off a glowing evaluation from the … Read more about Disengaged workers at Boston Public Schools are ‘busy acting out their unhappiness’ and undermining colleagues, survey finds

It’s officially summer! We made it! It’s also less than 100 days until September’s Preliminary … Read more about Election Roundup: City Council-at-Large Candidates

City councilors and mayoral candidates along with the teachers union are slamming state Education … Read more about Boston officials slam Commissioner Jeff Riley for threatening to freeze funds to schools

WHERE THE PROGRESSIVE CHIPS ARE FALLING IN THE GUV RACE — When Sonia Chang-Díaz delivered the maiden … Read more about THE LEFT’S EARLY MOVES in GUV RACE — CRONIN gets AMBASSADOR nod — Super PAC hits AIRWAVES for CAMPBELL

When Marty Walsh was one of a dozen candidates running for mayor, his background as a labor leader … Read more about Unions are holding off as they mull mayoral choices

BOSTON (CBS) – There are several events in eastern Massachusetts marking the new federal holiday … Read more about Several Juneteenth Events Planned As Massachusetts Observes Official Holiday For First Time

EXIT SIGNS — A growing number of lawmakers seem to be eyeing exits from the State … Read more about State House EXIT SIGNS — Pandemic policies EXTENDED — Growing calls for INDEPENDENT INVESTIGATION into Mikayla Miller’s death

Assistant Speaker Katherine Clark, MA-5, and Congresswoman Jahana Hayes, CT-5, recently introduced … Read more about Rep. Katherine Clark introduces Educational Equity Challenge Grant Act

Michelle Wu today unwrapped her housing agenda, which focuses on making Boston more affordable for … Read more about Election roundup: Wu calls for rent stabilization, more affordable-housing construction; Essaibi George calls for better Madison Park