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Michael P. Norton's coverage focuses primarily on government and politics in the state of Massachusetts, with an emphasis on local issues such as real estate, transportation, and economic trends within the state.
Given his focus on government announcements and expert commentary, Michael is likely to be receptive to pitches from experts or stakeholders who can provide insightful analysis or data related to Massachusetts' political landscape, including policy changes affecting real estate and transportation sectors.
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By: Michael P. Norton, Katie Castellani
After holding hearings on signature fraud complaints, the State Ballot Law Commission ruled late Friday that lieutenant governor candidate Anne Manning Martin and Michael Walsh, who's running for attorney general,
By: Katie Castellani, Michael P. Norton
BOSTON — After holding hearings on signature fraud complaints, the State Ballot Law Commission ruled late Friday that lieutenant governor candidate Anne Manning-Martin and Michael Walsh, who's running for attorney
By: Katie Castellani, Michael P. Norton
Opponents alleged that GOP statewide candidates filed fraudulent nomination signatures, leaving them short of the required 10,000 certified names.
By: Michael P. Norton, Katie Castellani
BOSTON (State House News Service) – After holding hearings on signature fraud complaints, the State Ballot Law Commission ruled late Friday that
Steve Walsh, a former state representative and the president of the Massachusetts Health & Hospital Association since 2017, was announced Tuesday as the next president and CEO of the American
By: Michael P. Norton
Both branches have formal sessions on tap Wednesday, with plans to approve a consensus $63.4 billion annual budget on the first day of the new fiscal year.
By: Michael P. Norton
Citing months of unsuccessful contract negotiations, more than 1,200 registered nurses at UMass Memorial Medical Center's University Campus in Worcester voted overwhelmingly Wednesday to authorize a 14-day strike.
By: Michael P. Norton
WORCESTER — Citing months of unsuccessful contract negotiations, more than 1,200 registered nurses at UMass Memorial Medical Center's University Campus in Worcester voted overwhelmingly Wednesday to authorize a 14-day strike.
By: Michael P. Norton
Union leaders say staffing levels and patient safety remain major concerns. — Citing months of unsuccessful contract negotiations, more than 1,200 registered nurses at UMass Memorial Medical Center's University Campus in Worcester voted overwhelmingly Wednesday to authorize a 14-day strike.
By: Michael P. Norton
BOSTON -- Largely due to overpayments, Massachusetts registered a 12.5% error rate for SNAP benefits in fiscal year 2025, which could put the state on the hook to cover more of the cost of the federal food and nutrition assistance program.
