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Issue of October 21, 2002 |     |
Swift Perks Up Gov. Jane Swift is advocating for a change in the state-set perk rate under Title 5 septic system guidelines from its current 30-minute-per-inch absorption level to 60 minutes per inch, bringing Massachusetts in line with 48 other states that currently have the hour rate. State of Confusion Last week’s news about Massachusetts’ latest slogan, which was approved by the new director of the state Office of Travel and Tourism, was disappointing on a number of levels. Fidelity and Responsibility Justice for Janitors? What about fairness to Fidelity! This corporate citizen of Boston has had quite a busy year fending off several high-profile efforts to increase social justice. Responsible Development: A Regional Dialogue on Smart Growth “Sprawling” isn’t the image typically associated with New England. Congress Considering Issues Critical to N.E. Industries, Economy Since Congress reconvened this fall, they have been faced with a unique opportunity to move forward on legislation that will impact four of New England’s key economic underpinnings: health care, financial services, transportation and energy. Check & Balance Banker & Tradesman's political cartoon. |
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