Chris Van Buskirk is a reporter based in Boston, Massachusetts. He has written for various publications including the Boston Herald, Derrick Publishing Co, The Herald-Palladium, and Sentinel Enterprises Inc. His articles cover a range of topics including local news, social issues, and government policies.
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By: Chris Van Buskirk
Walmart stopped selling ammunition at its stores in Massachusetts after a wide-ranging gun law took effect earlier this month but a company spokesperson said bullets will soon return to shelves after an internal review was completed to ensure compliance with the statute.
By: Chris Van Buskirk
An independent expenditure political action committee backed by the Massachusetts real estate industry dumped hundreds of thousands of dollars into local races this year and so far tops the list of so-called super PACs that have poured cash into closely-watched Beacon Hill elections.
By: Chris Van Buskirk
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By: Chris Van Buskirk
BOSTON — A coalition that includes former gubernatorial candidate and Harvard professor Danielle Allen is staffing up in an attempt to field a ballot
By: Chris Van Buskirk
BOSTON — A coalition that includes former gubernatorial candidate and Harvard professor Danielle Allen is staffing up in an attempt to field a ballot
By: Chris Van Buskirk
A coalition that includes former gubernatorial candidate and Harvard professor Danielle Allen is staffing up in an attempt to field a ballot question during the 2026 election that would ask voters to approve a new preliminary election system and sign-off on campaign finance reforms.
By: Chris Van Buskirk
Unionized teachers made one of their final pushes Saturday to convince Massachusetts voters to remove the MCAS graduation requirement for high schoolers, arguing only three days before Election Day…
By: Chris Van Buskirk
A group backing a ballot question that would decriminalize psychedelics for mental health treatments raised more than $4.2 million from out-of-state donors over the past two years as other campaign…
By: Chris Van Buskirk
Top Beacon Hill Democrats’ willingness to leave the door open to tinkering with ballot questions after voters approve them on Election Day amounts to “voter suppression,” State Auditor Diana DiZogl…
By: Chris Van Buskirk
A group backing a ballot question that would decriminalize psychedelics for mental health treatments raised more than $4.2 million from out-of-state
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