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House approves later last call bill that would run through July Original

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By Ella Adams
| WFXT-TV (Boston, MA)
The House approved a proposal Thursday that would enable Massachusetts bars to push their last call to as late as 3 a.m. this summer with local approval, and the Senate seems poised to follow suit. The House gave the bill initial approval Wednesday and voted 147-0 Thursday to adopt a new version of the bill (H 5478) before sending it to the Senate.
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Lawmakers preserve 20-cent rideshare fee in surtax deal

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By Ella Adams
| CommonWealth Beacon
LAWMAKERS TUCKED INTO a $1.56 billion compromise surtax spending bill (H 5470) a measure that maintains the 20-cent fee on rideshare trips and a section addressing numerous collective bargaining agreements across the state. The per-ride fee established in a 2016 law regulating transportation network companies is set to sunset in January 2027.
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House, Senate now united on need for stronger data privacy protections

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By Ella Adams, Sam Drysdale 
| State House News Service
The House on Thursday unanimously passed a major data privacy bill that would give consumers new rights and impose restrictions on companies' use of personal information. Representatives voted 146-0 in favor of the bill, which would require affirmative consent before sensitive information can be sold or shared, ban the sale of precise geolocation data, create special protections for minors, and authorize enforcement by the attorney general and, in some cases, private individuals.
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