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Governors Race
No new polls in the Massachusetts Governor’s race, but there are more ads. The campaign has been relatively quiet, with Baker trying to make hay out of Patrick stating a “preference” for a graduated income tax in Massachusetts. From the … Continue reading
Rubio Leads in FLA
Tea Party favorite Marco Rubio continues to lead in Florida, with some polls having him up by double digits. Rasmussen has him leading with 41% of the vote, to Governor Charlie Crist at 30%, and Democrat Kendrick Meek at 21%. … Continue reading
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Tagged Charlie Crist, Florida Senate Race, Kendrick Meek, Marco Rubio
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Additional Terms of the Caritas Sale
The additional terms of the Caritas sale, outlined in today’s statement by Attorney General Martha Coakley. I have attached the full statement below. Initial Terms of the APA and the Transaction (a) Purchase consideration for the assets to be transferred … Continue reading
Posted in Methuen, State News
Tagged Caritas Christi, City of Methuen, Holy Family Hospital
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Sales of Caritas Approved
The Eagle Tribune is reporting that Attorney General Martha Coakley will approve the sale of Caritas to Cerebus “with conditions”. The paper reports that Senator Steve Baddour made the announcement after a call from Attorney General Coakley. The Attorney General’s … Continue reading
Suntron Opens in Methuen
Yesterday I attended the ribbon cutting for Suntron, a company that has opened a manufacturing facility in Methuen at Griffin Brook Park. It is great news for Methuen, with the firm slated to add 100 manufacturing jobs at that facility. … Continue reading
The Connecticut Senate Race
One of the more interesting Senate races in the country is going on in Connecticut, where Republican Linda McMahon is locked in a close struggle with State Attorney General Dick Blumenthal. Blumenthal started this race as a prohibitive favorite, and … Continue reading
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Tagged Connecticut Senate Race, Dick Blumenthal, Linda McMahon
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I Am Not a Witch- Follow the Tea
As part of our continuing effort to “follow the tea” today we look at the Delaware Senate Race, with Democrat Chris Coons leading Tea Party favorite Christine O’Donnell by 15 points, 54% to 39% in a recent Fox News survey. … Continue reading
Rahm for Mayor Part 2
Just cannot help myself. Rahm is jumping into the fray in Chicago quickly, with a website and you tube channel already established and a listening tour set to begin. Rahm is sucking all of the oxygen out of the room … Continue reading
Cahill Press Conference
Tim Cahill, responding to the defection of his running mate to Charlie Baker, yesterday held a press conference to announce he is staying in the race. Cahill put on a brave face, and painted the defection as an “insider deal” … Continue reading