July 31 isn't the hard deadline anymore, so when will Beacon Hill actually finish up?
Beacon Hill In 5Show Notes
Under new rules, Mass. lawmakers can schedule formal sessions to take up any of the numerous bills that they have been dumping into six-person conference committees, after the end of July.
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