Por: The Boston Globe Opinion May 18, 2023
Give credit where it’s due — and today, that’s to state Senate President Karen Spilka.This week, I asked her for a one-word answer on a thorny issue and lo and behold, she gave me one.The setting: A Tuesday meeting with the Boston Globe Editorial Board.My question: Does Spilka support changing state law to allow public school teachers (and some other public employees) to strike, something the Massachusetts Teachers Association is pushing... + full article
The Boston Globe USA Nation March 03, 2023
With Senate President Karen Spilka and other Democratic party leaders calling for him to step down, the chairman of Framingham’s Democratic committee announced his resignation Thursday over what he termed “my unfortunate misstatement” last month about children with... + más
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The Boston Globe USA Life February 15, 2023
More than 100 influential women in Massachusetts politics, business, philanthropy, and the arts gathered Monday night to celebrate “Galentine’s Day” at an event organized by Senate President Karen Spilka.The event, held at Boston’s City Winery, was billed as an... + más
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The Boston Globe USA Politics February 09, 2023
A surprise proposal to abolish term limits for the Massachusetts Senate’s president, and extend Karen E. Spilka’s current tenure indefinitely, has enough support to easily pass the chamber, according to four Democrats familiar with internal discussions.The Senate meets... + más
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The Boston Globe USA Politics February 07, 2023
A Massachusetts Senate leader is pushing a proposal to abolish limits on the chamber’s president, a move that could end a decades-long cap on power on Beacon Hill and extend current president Karen E. Spilka’s reign indefinitely.State Senator Michael Rodrigues, the... + más
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The Boston Globe USA Politics January 19, 2023
With the cameras rolling, Massachusetts’ new political power trio emerged from the State House’s executive suite last week as a united front. Governor Maura Healey, newly settled into the corner office, walked in the middle; Senate President Karen Spilka, a thick black... + más
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The Boston Globe USA Nation January 05, 2023
Massachusetts Senate President Karen Spilka kicked off the new legislative session Wednesday by proposing free community college for the state’s residents.“Community college students are often working parents, recent immigrants and those from low-income backgrounds,”... + más
Beacon Hill has a new ‘Big Three.’ How they work together can make or break the State House. | The Boston Globe
Mass. legislative leaders, who promised sweeping and permanent tax relief, still mum on their plans | The Boston Globe
The Boston Globe USA Politics October 17, 2022
Months after the Legislature closed the books on its formal session without sending a permanent tax relief plan to Governor Charlie Baker, legislative leaders Monday declined to provide a substantive update on a long-heralded plan to give back $1 billion in the form of one-time... + más
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