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Nicole Rene Atchison is a Native New Yorker surviving in Boston. She writes about politics, the law and how they affect our everyday lives. She hopes to encourage everyone to get involved in local and national politics in an effective way.

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Sixth worst drivers in the country

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Massachusetts drivers were ranked the sixth worst drivers in the country according to a recent GMAC survey. But it...
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Mayor Menino meets the West End

Boston's Mayor Menino came to the West End to meet with residents on Wednesday May 13th. The Mayor, who is running for his fifth term met with...
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Carlos Henriquez for district seven

Carlos Henriquez, 32, is running for District Seven's City Councilor spot in Boston. He is one of the new, and old, faces on the political scene. He...
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Governor Patrick opposes sales tax increase

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Governor Deval Patrick has opposed the proposed increase in sales tax with good reason. Overall budget reform, not sales tax, is the way to go. Even...
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The turnpike authority's last hurrah

During the Easter - Passover weekend many Massachusetts drivers were in a parking lot called the Mass Pike (I-90) for hours. Some toll takers called...
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The Recession: Boston Style

I went home to New York City for Easter and Mayor Bloomberg had commercials on all the major stations. In the...
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Why Senator Marian Walsh should not have stepped down

Lets say Governor Patrick's appointment to the Massachusetts Health and Educational Facilities Authority was...
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Asylum for gay, married couples

Usually, an American can sponsor a spouse for citizenship. But what happens when the married couple is...
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Governor Patrick and economy roasted at holiday breakfast

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Governor Deval Patrick attended the annual South Boston St. Patrick's Day breakfast, where he and the economy took a heavy dose of ribbing. The...
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Police prepare for St. Paddy's

The Boston police department has announced a crackdown on public drinking during next weekend's St. Patrick's Day parade in Southie. In addition to...
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