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Thursday, January 17, 2013

Sen. GOP Calls for Drug Lab Oversight Board

The proposed five-member board would have oversight authority over all state facilities engaged in forensic services in criminal investigation.

  In the wake of the Jamaica Plain Drug Lab crisis, the Massachusetts Senate Republican Caucus wants “tighter controls and higher standards” at its state drug labs. The caucus proposed a five-member board be established to “have oversight authority over all state facilities engaged in forensic services in criminal investigations,” according to a statement Wednesday. The board will consist of the secretary of public safety and security, the attorney general, the inspector general, the colonel of state police, or their designees, along with one appointee from the Governor, the statement said. “We need to create a new infrastructure of oversight, accountability, transparency and integrity, and this legislation will accomplish these goals,” …

Tuesday, July 31, 2012

Fourth District GOP Candidates Talk Taxes, Health Care and Gun Control

The three republican candidates vying for the Fourth District nomination debated on NECN's Broadside last night.

Although they had less than a half hour to make their voices heard, the Republican candidates for the Fourth Congressional District fit in a full plate of issues and opinions during last night's debate on NECN's Broadside with Jim Braude.  Sean Bielat, Elizabeth Childs and David Steinhof joined Braude for a series of questions on topics including gun control, taxes, health care and their potential Democrat opponent.  Check out the NECN debate online.  Just a couple of weeks after the deadly theatre shooting in Aurora, Colorado, Braude started off the debate by asking the candidates whether they would support legislation for increased gun control. "I think it's a mistake to rush down a legislative path," said Bielat, a major in the U.S. …

MoonBeamWatcher

10:49 am on Thursday, August 23, 2012

Should Massachusetts (and Hawaii) opt out of "ObamaCare" since we have "MittLite?" Would that REMOVE the Medicare Tax on sales of property valued over $500,000? Us seniors who purchased our homes in the 60, 70s' at less than $100,000 dollars and now see our homes assessed at and selling for over a MILLION had this 'downsizing' as a leg of our retirement and OBJECT BIG TIME to the almost 4% …   more ›

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