New rules aim to protect low-income people in Mass. small claims courts
The rules, to go into effect in February, will require courts to hold so-called payment hearings to assure that low-income people aren't agreeing to give up legally protected income like social security to creditors.
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Toad bar to reopen in Porter Square this month
Toad re-opens under the same ownership as The Burren.
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Chinatown residents fear displacement as a 25-story building proposal moves forward
The Asian population has already declined in Chinatown. Residents worry this plan could push more people out. -
Health experts, industry leaders split on cancer warning labels on alcohol
The U.S. surgeon general has urged updating the label on alcoholic drinks to cite the increased risk of cancer. -
Stress expert details how small steps can lead to big changes in ‘The 5 Resets’
Harvard's Dr. Aditi Nerurkar explains how rewiring the brain can reduce stress. -
Former White House deputy counsel recalls working with Jimmy Carter
Margaret McKenna remembered the former president as "whip smart" and determined to do the right thing. -
Lawmakers pass bill to allow school bus traffic cams in Massachusetts
So far, pilot programs have showed thousands of drivers break the law and pass stopped buses and crossing children.
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