Boston Mayor Michelle Wu on why her tax proposal died on Beacon Hill
There's been months of back and forth on a tax proposal by Boston Mayor Michelle Wu. But this week, that proposal effectively died on Beacon Hill after some legislators raised concerns about it. Mayor Wu joins Radio Boston to talk about what happens and what's next.
It already has all the makings of a boondoggle: cost overruns, conflicts of interest, lack of popular support and little ...
Mayor Michelle Wu on Thursday also took aim at the home rule petition process, which requires municipalities like Boston to ...
Mayor Michelle Wu’s tax proposal was deemed 'dead' in the Senate on Tuesday. Readers shared why they're feeling 'nervous.' ...
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"It just felt like there was one goal post after another,” Wu said, issuing her first public remarks since the Senate’s top ...
Councilor Ed Flynn wants the Inspector General to look into why he and his colleagues voted on "inaccurate data." ...
Boston Mayor Michelle Wu took a swipe at the state Senate for killing her plan to hike commercial tax rates, while the City ...
Mayor Michelle Wu criticized legislators Wednesday for failing to pass her tax shift proposal despite months of negotiations ...
The hot button plan was negotiated by the city and the business community for months but ultimately killed by South Boston ...
A longtime Boston City Hall worker who made more than $130,000 a year in the Mayor Michelle Wu administration has been ...
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