The Senate’s Weak Health Care Bill
Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid “got to 60” at 1:08 yesterday
morning, clearing a key Republican hurdle and keeping the Senate’s
version of a health care reform bill on track for passage before
Christmas.
DeLeo pushes back bill
House Speaker Robert DeLeo pushed back the release of his gaming bill,
discussed casino development strategy, but skirted questions tied to
potential gambling state revenue while appearing on WRKO-AM’s Charley
Manning show yesterday.
Malden man held in death of baby boy
An MIT staff member pleaded not guilty to first-degree murder charges
yesterday in Middlesex District Court for allegedly shaking his
6-month-old boy to death on Sunday.
City may close the book on some libraries
The fate of libraries across Massachusetts is front and center today,
as advocates rally at the State House for more funding statewide while
potential branch closures in Boston will be the hot topic at a public
meeting.
All that jazz, and a whole lot of other stuff
This year, the Regattabar’s annual jazz festival celebrates its 25th
anniversary. But don’t expect too much ballyhoo as the renowned,
three-month-long music event set in the Charles Hotel kicks off Friday
with a performance by pianist Dr. Stanley Sagov and poet Robert Pinsky.
Clawing your way through spring arts
Spring is in the air. Well, maybe not yet, but there is evidence of
some warming up going on in the theaters, concert venues and
performance halls. Enjoy writer Zeth Lundy's picks of what the hottest
shows in town are this season.
Mentality key to surging Blazers
Three games into the 2010 NLL season, the Boston Blazers were in a bad spot.
Mentality key to surging Blazers
Three games into the 2010 NLL season, the Boston Blazers were in a bad spot.
T Time: Week of February 26, 2010
Where to go and what to see
