Sam Doran is a reporter-photographer with a focus on local news in Massachusetts, specifically in the Springfield area. His work has been featured in various publications and media outlets, including MassLive.com, Wwlp Channel 22 Tv, State House News Service, and more. Sam covers a range of topics, including politics, government, and current events.
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Sam Doran's coverage primarily focuses on local government and politics in Massachusetts, particularly Springfield. His articles include announcements and legal policy regulations related to state-level political figures and processes.
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$4B economic development bill lands on Healey’s desk
By: Sam Doran, Michael P. Norton
Michael P. Norton, Sam Doran 4 min read BOSTON — Gov. Maura Healey on Thursday received an even larger economic development package than the one she filed in March.
Boston Mayor Michelle Wu's property tax reclassification plan advanced in the House Thursday but not enough representatives showed up for session, enabling a South Shore Republican with concerns about the
Boston Mayor Michelle Wu's property tax reclassification plan advanced in the House Thursday but not enough representatives showed up for session, enabling a South Shore Republican to delay action on the bill.
GLOUCESTER — Republican Party leaders nationwide are coalescing under Donald Trump as he gears up for his second term. In the Massachusetts Senate, it appears the small but slightly growing
| By Sam Doran | State House News Service Boston Mayor Michelle Wu's property tax reclassification plan advanced in the
Boston Mayor Michelle Wu’s property tax reclassification plan advanced in the House Thursday but not enough representatives showed up for session, enabling a South Shore Republican with concerns about the plan’s impacts on the business community to delay action on the bill. The home rule petition was rushed through a pair of committees and received an initial vote of approval…
By: Sam Doran
Senate Minority Leader Bruce Tarr started his run as Senate GOP leader during President Barack Obama's first term.
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