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Monthly Archives: December 2008
The Bell Tolls for Secretary Cohen
Massachusetts Transportation Secretary Bernard Cohen resigned yesterday amid many rumors of his impending ouster. Governor Patrick accepted his resignation and issued a statement of thanks: “Thanks to Secretary Cohen’s expert leadership, we have begun to reverse decades of neglect and … Continue reading
Caroline Ready to Declare
The New York Times is reporting that Caroline Kennedy, who has been toying with declaring interest in the New York Senate seat being vacated by Hillary Clinton, has decided to seek the seat. From the New York Times: The decision … Continue reading
Posted in National News
Tagged Andrew Cuomo, Caroline Kennedy, Governor David Paterson, New York Senate Seat
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M.B.T.A. heads towards insolvency
With the prospective toll hikes at the Pike taking all of our attention the dire financial condition of the M.B.T.A. has not received much attention lately. But we should all start paying attention, as the situation there goes from bad … Continue reading
Posted in State News
Tagged Massachusetts Transportation, MBTA, MBTA bankrupt, MBTA financial woes
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Bush Ducks in Iraq
President Bush, in a news conference with Iraqi President al-Maliki, had two shoes thrown at him by an Egyptian journalist. The President was nimble in ducking the first shoe, and unafraid as he stood in to duck the second. I … Continue reading
Methuen Schools Closed Tommorow
The Methuen Public Schools will be closed tommorow, Monday December 15th due to ongoing power related problems. We are continuing to experience power outages for many residents, with the West End of Methuen appearing to be the slowest to be … Continue reading
Transportation Sec. Cohen on the chopping block?
State Transportation Secretary Bernard Cohen appears to be on the chopping block according to reports in the Boston Herald. Governor Patrick has been taking heavy incoming flak from key legislators over his Administration’s delay in putting out a comprehensive transportation … Continue reading
Bush to the Rescue?????
President Bush appears to be moving towards offering some relief to the auto industry, as he has reportedly dropped his opposition to utilization of the T.A.R.P. funds allocated by Congress earlier this year. Talks have begun, with details hard to … Continue reading
Posted in National News
Tagged Auto Bailout, big three, Bush auto bailout, General Motors, George Bush
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