Amendment would place an additional 4 percent tax on annual taxable income in excess of $1 million.
Day: "Massachusetts continues to lead the way on protecting the rights of workers to bargain collectively."
Forty-six states currently ban texting while driving for all drivers.
Legislators call it infrastructure, residents know it as bone-jarring pot holes.
More work ahead but there are a lot of big numbers to digest in Senate budget.
ROE Act will ensure access to safe and affordable reproductive health care for all women in Massachusetts.
At Town Meeting, residents give unanimous support to funding feasibility study.
Massachusetts Association of School Committees “Day on the Hill” highlights issues facing public schools.
State Senator honored for recognizing importance and value of community health centers.
From local aid and education to Zoo New England, there could be more in 2020 budget for town.
Bullying comes in three general types - Physical bullying; verbal bullying and exclusion from activities.
Event benefits veterans and the Skate For The 22 Foundation.
State Senator says wealthy households can afford to pay slightly higher taxes to support the critical investments.
State Senator honored by American Cancer Society's Cancer Action Network.
State Senator Jason Lewis in Melrose to discuss revisions with parents, teachers, administrators.
Representative joins sports stars and state house colleagues as part of an effort to raise funds for cancer research.
Just 13.4 percent of voters turn out; Meredith-Warren wins re-election to School Committee.
With four contested races and a ballot question, there's plenty to think about before Tuesday.
Lewis: "Massachusetts residents have a fundamental right to access all family planning services."
Lewis spoke about the bills he filed in the Legislature this year to promote greater gender and ethnic diversity.
MASSPIRG report on drug prices proves benefit of shopping around at area pharmacies.
Says money will provide grants are for cities and towns to fund projects like solar, electric vehicle charging stations, etc.
Come chat with Day this month in Stoneham and Winchester.
March 7 event in Stoneham is part of an ongoing series of community discussions.
School funding formula one of the first targets for state senator.
Day says he looks forward to working with chairwoman Claire Cronin on a host of important issues.
Jason Lewis says Education Reform Act of 1993 is outdated and no longer accurately reflects the costs to educate our students.
If you work in Boston, Lewis will hold office hours at state house on Feb. 12.
George Seibold, three newcomers, seeking the two open seats on board.
Goal is to lessen harmful impact on families across the state.
First winter storm takes its toll on town finances.
State Representative says MLK's values are not Republican or Democratic values. These are the values we share as a people.
Jen Shannon works for Senator Michael Moore as intern during her winter break.
SAFE program funding will help educate both school children and seniors in community.
Discussion continues on town's long range fiscal plan, along with new contract for Town Accountant.
On Jan. 8 at 6 p.m., Lewis will discuss the survey results and take questions and feedback from the online audience.
Melrose resident picked by Select Board to be new Town Administrator.
Melrose resident picked by Select Board to replace Thomas Younger.
Residents are encouraged to drop in to speak with Senator Lewis.
State Senator looking for civic-minded individuals interested in a winter-spring internship in his State House office.