At Boston, Massachusetts: as of 12:54 AM
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| TOP STORIES | | | [4 hours ago ] (John Moroney, NECN: Providence, RI) - The economic forecast is looking dire in 2009. New England leaders must slash spending by the hundreds of millions.
Rhode Island Governor Don Carcieri took to the airwaves to speak directly to the people of his... | | | read more  | | | [5 hours ago ] BOSTON (AP) - Massachusetts lawmakers are set to receive a 5.5
percent pay hike, even as they prepare to make deep cuts to state
services.
The increase would lift lawmakers' base pay from $58,237 to
$61,440 - an increase of just over $3,200 a... | | | read more | | | [5 hours ago ] (NECN) - Governor Deval Patrick wants Massachusetts to overhaul its laws aimed at keeping public officials honest.
2008 was a tough year for political reputations. Senator Jim Marzilli was arrested on groping charges and then resigned. Senator Dianne... | | | read more | | | | | |
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POLITICS:
Polls: Obama, Clinton race too close to call
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| February 5, 2008 Polls: Obama, Clinton race too close to call
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(NECN) - Barack Obama has been riding a wave of momentum ever since his big win in South Carolina -- and his supporters are hoping that momentum will turn into a Super Tuesday victory.
Voters are heading to the polls for a historic election.
Obama is vying to become the first black candidate to win the nomination of a major U.S. political party; Clinton is hoping to become the first woman to do so.
Senator Obama and his wife Michelle cast their ballots Tuesday afternoon at the Shoesmith School in the Hyde Park neighborhood of Chicago.
The Obamas were greeted by dozens of supporters as he arrived at his polling location.
NECN reporter Scot Yount has more on the Obama campaign from Cambridge, Massachusetts.
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