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John Tlumacki/ Globe Staff
The mayor has operated more in a legislative style to broker a deal to let gays march in the St. Patrick’s Day parade.
Republicans in nine races are seen as vulnerable if the House does not pass an immigration bill before the November election.
The race to replace the late Bill Young in the US House is considered a proving ground for each party’s political messages.
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The mayor communicated by his actions that he doesn’t trust the current incarnation of the BRA to attract, retain, and grow companies in Boston.
Residents will gather at the State House to pressure the governor to work on getting federal authorities to close the plant.
“This situation has left me feeling betrayed and disappointed,” Mayor Alex Morse said.
The aides are two key figures in a political payback plot that has overshadowed the New Jersey governor’s administration.
The federal grand jury wants to see whether Lantigua, voted out of office as mayor last fall, ordered streets repaved to boost his reelection chances.
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An occasional series examining politics in an age of paralysis, from the Globe’s Washington bureau.
President Obama argued that taxpayer investment will pay dividends by attracting businesses and helping put people to work.
As a new mayor takes over, a look back at the five-term tenure of Thomas Menino.
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