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Gov. Deval Patrick’s press secretary during his successful 2006 gubernatorial campaign has thrown financial support behind one of Patrick’s 2010 rivals, former Harvard Pilgrim CEO Charlie Baker. Full Article at Boston Herald
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BOSTON (AP) - Massachusetts Gov. Deval Patrick has signed a bill designed to streamline the state's push for renewable energy. Full Article at KIVITV.com
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President Barack Obama, flanked by Massachusetts Gov. Deval Patrick, right, and Lt. Gov. Tim Murray, gestures during a fundraiser for Patrick, Friday, Oct. 23,2009, in Cambridge, Mass. View Photo »
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but I'm delighted that they will continue to grow jobs in Massachusetts and they will be a part of our emerging clean tech sector.
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About 4,000 children will lose access to physical and occupational therapy services because of a $2 million veto issued by Gov. Deval Patrick Tuesday, according to advocates for so-called early intervention services. Full Article at Boston Herald
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Gov. Deval Patrick’s challengers are gaining ground, while Patrick’s poll numbers are holding steady, according to new poll results. Full Article at Boston Herald
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Regardless of who the Republican candidate will be, sitting Democratic Governor Deval Patrick leads a three-way race despite the fact he can’t get above a third of the vote in a new poll from Scott Rasmussen. Full Article at The Hedgehog Report
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BOSTON, MA - SEPTEMBER 24: Interim Senator Paul G. Kirk Jr. (D-MA) (L), U.S. Senator John Kerry (D-MA) (R) and Massachusetts Democratic Governor Deval Patrick (C) sit together before a press conference on September 24, 2009 at the Statehouse in Boston,... View Photo »
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Governor Deval Patrick swept through Washington yesterday, wrapping up a two-day tour to advance the states interests in health care, economic development, and transportation - a trip that also let him showcase his access to the city’s most powerful Democrats, including President Obama.
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Come 2011, even the deep blue sea won’t be free for recreational fishing. Federal regulations will require most ocean anglers to be registered in 2010 in the federal fish harvest survey program. There will be no charge to register. Full Article at The Patriot Ledger
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Governor Deval Patrick repeated his request yesterday that lawmakers return from their holiday recess to find a solution to the state’s budget crisis, saying that without emergency budget-cutting authority he will be forced to slash programs for the... Full Article at Boston Globe
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BOSTON, MA - SEPTEMBER 24: Interim Senator Paul G. Kirk Jr. (D-MA) (L), U.S. Senator John Kerry (D-MA) (R) and Massachusetts Democratic Governor Deval Patrick (C) sit together before a press conference on September 24, 2009 at the Statehouse in Boston, Massachusetts.
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BOSTON, MA - SEPTEMBER 24: Massachusetts Democratic Governor Deval Patrick (C) speaks as U.S. Senator John Kerry (D-MA) (L) and Interim Senator Paul G. Kirk Jr. (D-MA) look on at a press conference on September 24, 2009 at the Statehouse in Boston, Massachusetts.
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BOSTON, MA - SEPTEMBER 24: Victoria (L) and Ted Kennedy Jr. listen as Interim Senator Paul G. Kirk Jr. (D-MA) speaks at a press conference on September 24, 2009 at the Statehouse in Boston, Massachusetts.
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BOSTON, MA - SEPTEMBER 24: Interim Senator Paul G. Kirk Jr. (D-MA) speaks as U.S. Senator John Kerry (D-MA) (L) looks on at a press conference on September 24, 2009 at the Statehouse in Boston, Massachusetts.
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BOSTON, MA - SEPTEMBER 24: Interim Senator Paul G. Kirk Jr. (D-MA) is embraced by U.S. Senator John Kerry (D-MA) (L) at a press conference on September 24, 2009 at the Statehouse in Boston, Massachusetts.
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BOSTON, MA - SEPTEMBER 24: Interim Senator Paul G. Kirk Jr. (D-MA) speaks as U.S. Senator John Kerry (D-MA) (L) and Massachusetts Democratic Governor Deval Patrick (R) look on at a press conference on September 24, 2009 at the Statehouse in Boston, Massachusetts.
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Massachusetts Governor Deval Patrick, left, talks to Pennsylvania Governor Edward Rendell, before leaving a Committee on Oversight and Government Reform hearing on "Tracking the Money: Preventing Waste, Fraud and Abuse of Recovery Act Funding" on Capitol Hill, Wednesday, July 8, 2009, i...
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Health and Human Services Secretary Kathleen Sebelius, left, and Massachusetts Gov. Deval Patrick, center, tour the neonatal intensive care unit of the Tufts Medical Center in Boston Friday, June 6, 2009.
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ROXBURY, MA - MAY 27: United States Treasury Secretary Timothy Geithner announces the national recipients of $1.5 billion in New Market Tax Credits awards May 27, 2009 while U.S Representative Barney Frank (L) Boston Mayor Thomas Menino (C) and Governor Deval Patrick look on at Projec...
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ROXBURY, MA - MAY 27: United States Treasury Secretary Timothy Geithner announces the national recipients of $1.5 billion in New Market Tax Credits awards May 27, 2009 at Project Hope in Roxbury, Massachusetts.
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ROXBURY, MA - MAY 27: United States Treasury Secretary Timothy Geithner speaks with Massachusetts Governor Deval Patrick prior to announcing the national recipients of $1.5 billion in New Market Tax Credits awards May 27, 2009 at Project Hope in Roxbury, Massachusetts.
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ROXBURY, MA - MAY 27: United States Treasury Secretary Timothy Geithner speaks with Match School student Shaniqua Choice while Massachusetts Governor Deval Patrick (L) and State Representative Marie St. Fleur look on during the announcment of the national recipients of $1.5 billion in...
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ROXBURY, MA - MAY 27: United States Treasury Secretary Timothy Geithner greets State Representative Marie St. Fleur (R) and Sister Margaret Leonard (C) at Project Hope May 27, 2009 to announce the national recipients of $1.5 billion in New Market Tax Credits awards May 27, 2009 at Proj...
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ROXBURY, MA - MAY 27: United States Treasury Secretary Timothy Geithner arrives at Project Hope May 27, 2009 to announce the national recipients of $1.5 billion in New Market Tax Credits awards May 27, 2009 at Project Hope in Roxbury, Massachusetts.
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BOSTON, MA - SEPTEMBER 24: Interim Senator Paul G. Kirk Jr. (D-MA) (L), U.S. Senator John Kerry (D-MA) (R) and Massachusetts Democratic Governor Deval Patrick (C) sit together before a press conference on September 24, 2009 at the Statehouse in Boston, Massachusetts.
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but I'm delighted that they will continue to grow jobs in Massachusetts and they will be a part of our emerging clean tech sector.
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Governor Deval Patrick swept through Washington yesterday, wrapping up a two-day tour to advance the states interests in health care, economic development, and transportation - a trip that also let him showcase his access to the city’s most powerful Democrats, including President Obama.
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While health reform is very popular in Massachusetts, there’s no doubt cost is on everyone’s mind
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The president's politicking on Friday begins in Cambridge, Mass., with a quick 'official' event at MIT to challenge the nation to lead the global economy in clean energy ... That appearance significantly brings down the cost of flying the president to fundraisers designed to raise money for two politica...
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And although there has been an increase in reported cases in the last week, there has not yet been so much as to put a real strain on the hospital system here in Massachusetts
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We congratulate Cleveland and wish them the best of luck. We are proud of our team representing Boston -- and thank Mayor Tom Menino and Governor Deval Patrick for their full support. We thank the entire LGBT community for their support
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It's exciting. I guess I'm still an amateur about this sort of thing ... I think it's great that the President of the United States, the leader of the free world, is coming to see us.
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I'm disappointed that Attorney General Martha Coakley and Governor Deval Patrick did not agree with my request for an immediate and stern response to allegations of corruption involving ACORN
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I'm thrilled the president is coming and I think most people in Massachusetts would be thrilled and honored that a sitting President of the United States has chosen Massachusetts to come and give an important clean energy speech
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Massachusetts law calls for a special election to fill a Senate vacancy, and that will be held in January. But the state Legislature this week passed a bill permitting the governor, Democrat Deval Patrick, to appoint an interim successor until the election is held
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lot of concern ... I want you to know that we are receiving our doses of H1N1 vaccine just as fast as they can be made, and we are turning it around and getting it out to you as fast or faster than most other states.
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Governor Deval Patrick huddled with a small group of trusted advisers last night to finalize his choice for an interim U.S. senator, with indications pointing to former Democratic National Committee chairman Paul G. Kirk Jr., who has the strong backing of the immediate family of the late Edward M. Kenne...
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Transportation reform has already produced significant savings for the people of Massachusetts, and today's agreement is a further indication of the positive results we can expect to see from our landmark reform ... I thank the entire team for efforts to reach an agreement that is fair and favorable for...
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The state Senate approved a bill yesterday that would let Governor Deval Patrick appoint an interim successor to Edward M. Kennedy, paving the way for the appointment of a new US senator as early as tomorrow and providing Democrats in Washington the potential 60th vote they have been seeking to pass a h...
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This influx of funds will help keep our economic recovery on track by putting people back to work and by creating new affordable housing opportunities for families across Massachusetts
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The state Senate passed a bill this afternoon that would allow Governor Deval Patrick to name an interim successor to Edward M. Kennedy, potentially paving the way for appointment of a new US senator later this week.
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I am grateful to Secretary Vilsack for granting this disaster declaration, which will give Massachusetts farmers who were affected by the rainy and cool weather we suffered this summer access to loans and other assistance ... I would also like to thank the members of our Congressional delegation for the...
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Leaders of the state Senate expect to begin debate this morning on a bill that would let Governor Deval Patrick appoint an interim successor to Edward M. Kennedy, potentially paving the way for appointment of a new US senator later this week
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Since the first outbreak of H1N1 this spring, we have worked overtime to prepare and provide the public with the information they need to stay healthy
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House lawmakers approved legislation last night that gives Governor Deval Patrick the power to appoint a temporary successor to the late Edward M. Kennedy in the US Senate, putting Massachusetts on track to have a new senator in place by next week
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In all these and other ways, Congress is debating our future — right now ... The issues before the Congress and the nation are simply too important to Massachusetts for us to be one voice short.
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Senator Kennedy courageously argued that health care should be a right and not a privilege
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For the next few months, [Kirk] will carry on the work and focus of Senator Kennedy, mindful of his mission, his values and his love of Massachusetts
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Massachusetts needs two voices in the U.S. Senate at any time, but particularly now, with the gravity of the issues
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The digital gaming industry is on fire in Massachusetts ... I am committed to supporting this and other creative economy industries, for the job opportunities they create and for what they do to elevate Massachusetts’ strengths as a center of technology innovation.
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