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DiZoglio plans to audit the Legislature
FOLLOWING THROUGH on a contentious campaign promise, state Auditor Diana DiZoglio announced Tuesday that she intends to audit the Legislature, an institution she served in for more than a decade as an employee, state representative, and state senator. "We hope this will increase transparency, accountability and equity in an area of state government that has been completely ignored," DiZoglio said in a statement.
Chamber chief to T: You get what you pay for
Jim Rooney, the president of the Greater Boston Chamber of Commerce, is encouraging the MBTA to pay top dollar for its next general manager and do everything it can to keep the interim GM at the agency. Rooney, a former T general manager himself, said landing the agency's next general manager will require base compensation in the range of $450,000 to $500,000 a year, roughly $100,000 more than what the T paid former general manager Steve Poftak.
Healey tax credit could help ease cost of septic system repairs
STATE HOUSE NEWS SERVICE A SINGLE SENTENCE in Gov. Maura Healey's tax plan that went largely under the radar during the governor's media tour last week could mean a significant investment in clean water on Cape Cod, according to lawmakers and environmental advocates. In her $859 million tax relief package, Healey proposed doubling the maximum credit for septic tank repair or replacement in primary residences from $6,000 to $12,000.
Pulling the plug on water shut-offs
FOR MANY OF us, the first thing we do in the morning is turn on the water. We turn on the water to brush our teeth, to take a shower, or maybe make our much-needed coffee. We turn on our water without hesitation because we assume it will always be there. However, for millions across America, the fear of having their water shut off is a harsh reality. As the cost of water rises, little information is available about the impacts of utility policies, such as shut-offs, on vulnerable communities.
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