Wealth surtax may generate $3 billion in Mass.
Massachusetts’ 4% surtax on household income greater than $1 million, approved by voters in 2022, is on track to bring in nearly $3 billion in this fiscal year.
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Giolito gives Red Sox much-needed quality start in win vs. Rays
Lucas Giolito gave the struggling Red Sox rotation a much-needed boost and helped the overworked bullpen with a strong six-inning outing Tuesday vs. the Rays.
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WATCH: Roman Anthony rips two-run double for first MLB hit
Top prospect Roman Anthony laced an opposite-field two-run double against the Rays for his first big-league hit Tuesday night.
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Bruins welcome former player Marco Sturm on board as new head coach
Sturm, who played five years in Boston, will lead the team next season.
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Why Cora prefers to sit Mayer and Anthony against LHP
Red Sox manager Alex Cora spoke Tuesday about his preference to sit top prospects Marcelo Mayer and Roman Anthony against left-handed pitching.
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Bruins in rare spot with lots of draft capital to improve roster now, long-term
The Bruins could have five first-round picks over the next three NHL drafts, giving the team a great chance to make significant roster improvements.
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Roman Anthony changes jersey number after wearing No. 48 in debut
Red Sox prospect Roman Anthony will don a new jersey number after wearing No. 48 in his MLB debut.
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Diggs addresses boat video, shuts down questions about pink substance
Patriots wide receiver Stefon Diggs wasn’t particularly forthcoming when asked about his involvement in a now-viral Memorial Day weekend boat video.
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Celtics draft fits: Could Duke's Sion James make Aaron Nesmith-like impact?
The Celtics should target Duke guard Sion James as a 3-and-D wing in the second round of the 2025 NBA Draft.
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Fishing boat past due, last known to be off Cape Cod
A fishing boat is missing after last being seen off the coast of Cape Cod, the U.S. Coast Guard said.
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How deaths in the Demoulas family altered Market Basket's trajectory
Market Basket has made widespread headlines a few times in its history, none more than during legal battles in the 1990s and the customer boycott and employee walkout in 2014.
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Summer heat is coming back, but another wet weekend looms
An August-like airmass will be overhead in the Boston area this week, with dry skies, making for great beach weather. But more rain lies ahead.
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How Marco Sturm plans to make Bruins more productive offensively
Marco Sturm’s toughest challenge early in his Bruins tenure will be finding ways for this team to score more goals, especially on the power play.
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Bruins introduce ex-player Marco Sturm as new head coach
The Boston Bruins introduced Marco Sturm as their 30th head coach in franchise history.
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Patriots minicamp recap: ‘Sloppier' day for offense in final practice
Here’s what to know about Tuesday’s Patriots minicamp session, which was the team’s final on-field practice before training camp in late July.
