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Beacon Hill negotiators face tough election-season decisions on energy policy

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By Colin Young Verified, Alison Kuznitz Verified
| WBUR News Verified
Lawmakers have been coy about when Bay Staters can expect to start seeing meaningful savings on their utility bills as a result of the energy legislation that's been talked about on Beacon Hill for nearly a year. But one thing is for sure — nothing will change until the House and Senate reconcile their vastly different approaches to energy affordability and send a compromise to Gov. Maura Healey's desk.
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Mass. moves gives families relief from ‘albatross’ of medical debt

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By Alison Kuznitz Verified, John Micek Verified
| Yahoo Verified
Bay Staters saddled with medical debt could be insulated from wrecked credit scores under pending regulations Gov. Maura Healey announced on Tuesday. The rules also aim to ease healthcare affordability and boost access to care. "Getting sick should not affect your credit," Healey said during a news conference at the Boston headquarters of the advocacy group Health Care for All. "Medical debt should not affect your credit.
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State gives clearance for three-year degree programs at two colleges

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By Alison Kuznitz Verified
| CommonWealth Beacon Verified
MERRIMACK COLLEGE AND SUFFOLK University secured state approval Friday to experiment with three-year bachelor’s degrees, as education officials embrace new strategies to boost affordability for students. Students earning a traditional four-year bachelor’s degree must pay for and take 120 credits. The Board of Higher Education approved regulations in February creating a pathway for sub-120 credit “applied” bachelor’s degrees, joining a trend unfolding at colleges across the country.
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