Charlie Baker leads in one poll, Deval Patrick in another. Regardless, it's a tight gubernatorial race.
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Two artists with local roots have been nominated (again) for the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame. [Boston Herald]
Amtrak's new high speed rail plan could offer a trip to NYC in 84 minutes -- in 30 years when we'll all have flying cars. [WHDH]
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Your vote should count even more than usual as turnout for tomorrow's primary is expected to be low. [Boston Herald]
A Congressional candidate helped to chase down a purse-snatcher on the Cape. [WHDH]
Proving that you need money to run for office, Green-Rainbow candidate Jill Stein may be barred from the next gubernatorial debate for not raising enough funds. [Boston Globe]
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The Middletown power plant explosion has left 5 dead and 12 injured. [NY Times]
A plan has been proposed to stimulate job growth in the Bay State. [Boston Globe]
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We aren't sure if any voters found what they were looking for in last night's debate. Unless you were looking for insults and mudslinging, and then you were in luck.
Look for Gov. Deval Patrick to act like a frontrunner as a new poll has him leading Republican Charles Baker, 41-34. We thought that sounded cool. We assume Patrick is happy he's winning, though.
Advocates for legalization cited the medicinal powers of pot and the alleged benefits to the economy as reasons to take it legitimate. Police arrested two people and issued 34 citations for possession.
You may not have noticed that a woman is running for governor. Green-Rainbow Party candidate Jill Stein is locked out of some of the debates due to her poll numbers and meager fundraising perfomance. While Governor Deval Patrick thinks she should be there, something called the Boston Media Consortium doesn't always let her in.
Three of four gubernatorial candidates debated today for an hour on WTKK-FM. Governor Deval Patrick, Charles Baker and Timothy Cahill, and not Jill Stein, of the Green-Rainbow Party, chatted about the "issues" with Jim Braude and Margery Eagan.
Despite having no contested primary elections, gubernatorial candidates still got attention.
The first Massachusetts gubernatorial argument discussion debate took place last night. Bostonist was bored watching it.
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