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Series includes two volumes of newspaper scrapbooks that hold clippings from 83 newspapers (75 in Massachusetts); three journals (including Garden and Forest); legislative documents from the Massachusetts General Court; and a document from the Committee of the Citizens of Watertown for the Improvement of Charles River.

Welcome to the Massachusetts Municipal Records Retention Schedule for City and Town Government and the Massachusetts Statewide Records Retention Schedule fo State Agencies. The Municipal Records Retention schedule is updated by the Supervisor of public records.

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The General Court is the legislative branch of the Massachusetts state government. The CT record group consists of the records of the Massachusetts House of Representatives and Senate; also records of the Legislative Research Bureau, the …

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The 1780 Constitution stipulates an elected lieutenant governor to serve as member of the Council, to chair it in the governor's absence, and otherwise to serve as acting governor as required (Const Pt 2, C 2, S 2). Const Amend Art 86 (1966) provides for joint election of governor and lieutenant governor.

Former Senate President Stanley Rosenberg established the project and partnered with the Massachusetts Archives and the Secretary of the Commonwealth's Graphic Communications Division to record, preserve, and make accessible the interviews.