Michael P. Norton is a journalist based in Massachusetts, with a focus on local news in the Boston area. He writes for various publications and news outlets, including the Boston Herald, The Berkshire Eagle, and WBUR. His articles cover a range of topics, including state politics, economic trends, and transportation issues.
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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.
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By: Michael P. Norton
Josh Kraft’s name has surfaced in media reports for months as a possible candidate for mayor of Boston in 2025, and while he’s not currently running, it appears he is working with a politically wired local firm. Sources say Keyser Public Strategies is working with Kraft as he considers a run for mayor of the state’s largest city. The firm is led by partners Will Keyser, a strategist…
The multi-day clean energy project failure south of the islands is worsening, with developers at Vineyard Wind reporting Thursday that a "significant part" of a huge, damaged and dangling wind
BOSTON — The multi-day clean energy project failure south of the islands is worsening, with developers at Vineyard Wind reporting Thursday that a "significant part" of a huge, damaged and
About 415 state employees from six state offices plan to move under one roof later this year at One Federal Street in Boston.
By: Michael P. Norton
Their statement cited the president's performance in last month's debate.
"Selecting a new Democratic presidential nominee will inject badly needed excitement and grassroots energy into the party and its voters, especially young people," seven Massachusetts state senators wrote in a
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By: Michael P. Norton
The senators cited polling results and Biden’s stamina and effectiveness as among the reasons he should withdraw.
By: Michael P. Norton
The Healey administration has housing production on its mind as it attempts to breathe life into efforts to redevelop a pair of state office buildings in downtown Boston.
By: Michael P. Norton, Chris Lisinski
After initially signaling plans for an "independent assessment," federal regulators told the News Service on Thursday that they are conducting a "comprehensive and independent investigation" into an incident that sent
By: Michael P. Norton, Chris Lisinski
(July 25, 2024) After initially signaling plans for an "independent assessment," federal regulators said Thursday that they are conducting a "comprehensive and independent investigation" into the incident that sent part
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