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Cambridge City Council impasse inspires cartoonist

Amy Hansen

For seven weeks, the Cambridge City Council has labored to choose a new mayor, inspiring one local artist to launch a new series based on the drama.
North Kingstown Town Council Passes Firefighter Reorganization Ordinance

Andrew Martasian

The North Kingstown firefighters are angry about a new ordinance, passed in a 3-2 vote by the Town Council, that forces them to work 24-hour shifts.
Stoughton Planning Board delays pump station construction

Katie Finnell

The Stoughton Planning Board delayed the construction of the Ledgebrook pump station after learning the Department of Public Works was performing repairs on it without the board's approval. The board does not know how the DPW expects to be paid for the repairs, which the construction bond issue does not cover.
Legislators map plan to move 'three-strikes' bill forward

Matthew Lenczewski & Erin Greene

During a joint committee meeting this morning, the House and Senate agreed to continue trying to find common ground on a "three-strike" minimum sentencing bill.
Local journalist honored at MJC annual meeting

Terri Ogan

The Massachusetts Judges Conference (MJC) presented its 2011 Journalism and Justice Award to television reporter Neil Ungerleider for significantly helping the public understand the court's role in Massachusetts.
Mass. group holds briefing to urge guaranteed state sick days

Matthew Lenczewski

As the country prepares for the flu season, the Massachusetts Paid Leave Coalition (MPLC) is urging state legislators to support a bill that would guarantee paid sick days to all workers in the state.
Elder Lawyer Gives Legal Advice on Memory Loss

Terri Ogan

Family and life-based decisions are more important than legal issues when it comes to caring for those with Alzheimer's Disease, an elder lawyer said at a recent seminar.

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