Bite Size News, December 29: Where Eagles Fly Edition
- Mass Audubon says there are 25 pairs of bald eagles in Massachusetts, including one in Weymouth. [Patriot Ledger]
- Massachusetts Superior Court Associate Justice Christine Roach rejected MBTA unions' request for an injunction to stop the state from cutting worker benefits. [WCVB]
- Babson College Dean Dennis Hanno used his blog to refute claims by adjunct professor Kara Miller that American students are lazy. [Boston Globe]
- Quincy Mayor Thomas Koch is considering signing an ordinance that would ban sex offenders from libraries and parks. The ordinance was passed by the city council. [Patriot Ledger]
- Myra Berloff, director of the Massachusetts Office on Disability, supports Boston's increased enforcement of handicapped parking rules. [Boston Herald]
- Republican Senate candidate Scott Brown proposed eliminating some health-care benefits to cut costs. [Boston Herald]
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