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EXCLUSIVE: BUMP OUT Suzanne Bump will not seek a fourth term as state auditor, creating an opening for a statewide seat in 2022 that’s sure to set off a flurry of activity among the deep bench of Bay State pols hungry for higher office.
WHITE report FALLOUT The fight to keep COCKTAILS TO-GO CORREIA: ‘I will be vindicated’
05/17/2021 07:28 AM EDT
SHAKEN, NOW STIRRING That margarita delivered to your doorstep with dinner is destined to go away when the pandemic state of emergency ends unless a group of restaurant and business advocates gets their way.
Restaurateurs and business groups are planning a virtual rally today to push for a two-year extension of legislation authorizing cocktails to-go and capping third-party delivery-app fees at 15%. The original bill was opposed by package stores last year.
They also want a grant program for businesses that opened in 2020 and have struggled to access state and federal aid, and to compel insurance companies to pay business interruption claims. State Sen. Diana DiZoglio, who s co-hosting today s event, has filed all four as Senate budget amendments.
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16/04/21
With 151,000 copies sold in North America alone on release day and a total lifetime sales of 3.63 million, Pokémon Snap! was – and still is – a fan favourite and the 11th highest selling Nintendo 64 game. There’s been calls for a sequel for the last 22 year, but it’s only now that Nintendo are finally granting Pokéfans’ wishes with ‘New Pokémon Snap’ releasing 30th April 2021.
Counting down the days until its Nintendo Switch launch, let’s take a look back at what Pokémon Snap such a memorable entry in this power-selling franchise.
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Fairy tale beginnings
DA: Lowell man allegedly set wife on fire while she was in the bathtub boston.com - get the latest breaking news, showbiz & celebrity photos, sport news & rumours, viral videos and top stories from boston.com Daily Mail and Mail on Sunday newspapers.
State Journal-Register
In recent months, Aaron Curtis didn’t always wear a mask in public, and he went with his wife to Springfield-area restaurants where people at nearby tables also weren’t wearing masks.
“He didn’t think it would happen to him,” Aaron’s wife, Dia Curtis, told The State Journal-Register.
Aaron, 46, a throat-cancer survivor, now struggles to find the strength to walk to the bathroom in his Waverly home. He s recovering from damaged lungs caused by a bout with COVID-19.
Aaron’s view of the virus changed after he spent almost three weeks last month in an intensive-care unit at Springfield’s HSHS St. John’s Hospital.