Por: The Boston Globe Opinion November 06, 2022
When I go to the polls this week, I plan to vote No on Question 1, the proposed amendment to the Massachusetts Constitution that would impose a permanent surtax of 4 percent on all income above $1 million. The current income tax rate is 5 percent, so the “millionaire tax,” if approved, would jump to 9 percent — an 80 percent increase in the marginal tax rate.On Question 4, I intend to vote Yes. That is the referendum on the new state law... + full article
The Boston Globe USA Business November 08, 2022
Harold Hubschman has been stirring things up for two decades, leading the busiest signature-gathering operation in Massachusetts.This Election Day, two questions on the ballot bear his fingerprints: Question 2 (new dental insurance rules) and Question 3 (new rules for alcohol... + más
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The Boston Globe USA Opinion November 04, 2022
Boston Common is America’s oldest public park, and it’s starting to show its age, so a comprehensive master plan of design improvements has a lot to recommend. At 362 pages, the plan — released by Friends of the Public Garden and the city — suggests new bathrooms, more... + más
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ABC News USA Business November 02, 2022
JEFFERSON CITY, Mo. -- The call went out from leaders in the medical industry: Money was needed for a Missouri ballot initiative to legalize recreational cannabis for adults. Their colleagues responded.Marijuana farms, manufacturers and retailers provided millions of dollars... + más
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The Boston Globe USA Nation October 12, 2022
The popular playground on Boston Common, which draws children from across the city and beyond, would nearly triple in size. A revamp of the equally popular Frog Pond would include multiple fountains, while a soccer pitch would be added to the athletic fields. More restrooms,... + más
Opinion | NBC News
Some big changes are coming to the nation’s oldest park, according to the new Boston Common Master Plan unveiled Wednesday.Here’s a look at some of the ways the roughly 50-acre space could be transformed, a process that could be rolled out over the next decade.Related: A map... + más
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