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Galvin appoints new supervisor of public records
Manza Arthur will serve as the commonwealth’s new public records watchdog
Andrew Quemere
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The “biggest masshole in Massachusetts” is running for secretary of state
Meet the GOP candidate who spews misinformation, wants to jail teachers and librarians, and tries to ruin events for children
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Rayla Campbell’s repulsive lies about schools and libraries
Meet the Mass GOP’s weird sex creep who wants to jail teachers and librarians
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Police are a blight on humanity
Police are what we get when politicians decide they’d rather not address our problems
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POST police-misconduct database sneak peek
Why public police-misconduct database is so important; trend of rising public records appeals might be ending; & more
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The Brady Bunch, continued
This issue is a big ol’ document dump: new Brady records, police-misconduct data, & more
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“Doing what’s right is important”
T&G wins award for defending public’s right to access police-misconduct records; reporter shares memories of mother and grandfather; and more
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No new women’s prison — and no old one either
The state wants to build a $50 million women’s prison, but activists are fighting back — and you can help
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Lawsuit: Victims of “grotesque invasion of privacy” ignored by State Police
State Police ignore records requests from lawyer for victims of hidden camera in women’s locker room; Framingham seems awfully secretive about soon-to-launch police drone program
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Sullivan responds — but where’s Galvin?
Candidates for state office respond to questions about public records; T&G reporter wins a well-deserved award
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“MSP is breaking the law” — What else is new?
State Police continue to dodge records requests
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A little ray of sunshine
It’s Sunshine Week!