No clear signs that Legislature will act swiftly on child sexual abuse amendment
After report on clergy abuse from attorney general, legislation still in limbo
Pollsters asked about the proposed law to eliminate the time limit for filing civil lawsuits related to child sexual abuse. Respondents overwhelmingly said they would strongly (60 percent) or somewhat (24 percent) support this change, and 79 percent said they would like their state legislators to vote for it.
3 views on Question 3: Would all-party primaries be a boon or bane to Massachusetts elections?
PODCASTS
Live debate: Should Mass. adopt all-party primary elections?
A debate between the campaigns supporting and opposing ballot Question 3 and the effort to bring all-party primaries to Massachusetts
IN CASE YOU MISSED IT
Commonwealth in depth
The Dean of Massachusetts mayors
Leominster bills itself as ‘a city on the move,’ but it hasn’t elected a new mayor in more than three decades
BY THE NUMBERS
Republican voters split with party on gun law; Dems want more access to public records from Democrat-dominated offices
New poll reveals divide on some ballot questions between voters and party leaders
From the Archives
On Heritage Road
In the heart of suburbia, anxieties about the new economy
