The arrival of the Trump Administration in Washington brought with it a huge volume of phone calls and emails. But new research suggests this might not be the best way to influence your representatives.
The Week Ahead On Beacon Hill
President Donald Trump’s first full week in office began today, and we still know little about the magnitude of the cuts and changes he’ll make to measures passed under the Obama Administration. Will the changes make a big difference to the budget Massachusetts Governor Charlie Baker lays out this week?
Mt. Holyoke Professor On ‘Bad Boy’ Painter Gilbert Stuart And The Real George Washington
The book “Of Arms and Artists” blends the politics and art at the time of the American Revolution, and offers a deeper look at the artists themselves.
The Short List: MA Transportation, Workers’ Buyout, ‘Vile’ Messages At Amherst College
NEPR'S WEEK IN REVIEW
Our panel looks at the big stories in the news.
Not An Ordinary Class: Women And Chainsaws In The Berkshires
One universal frustration that women, and men, have to overcome? Starting the chainsaw.
‘Growing Tomatoes’ Out Of Season? Soon, Mass. Adults Can Just Grow Pot
The first real change — coming December 15th — will be the ability for adults in Massachusetts to grow up to six pot plants, inside, legally.
INTERVIEW: What Will Marijuana Legalization Mean For Mass. Law Enforcement?
INTERVIEW: Top Mass. Marijuana Regulator Looks To Raise Taxes, Slow Down Timeline For Retail