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07/01/2013 - 12/31/2013
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Authorizing Officer name
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William
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Coyne, Jr.
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Title
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President
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Business name
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William F. Coyne, Jr., Esq. P.C.
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Address
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11 Beacon Street
Suite 415
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City, state, zip code
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Boston, MA 02108
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Country
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US
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Phone
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617-367-1610
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Compensation/Salaries Paid
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William F. Coyne, Jr.
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$110,000.00
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Patricia E. McCarthy
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$35,000.00
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John Coleman Walsh
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$10,620.00
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| Total salaries paid |
$155,620.00
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Operating Expenses
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Advertising expenses
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$0.00
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Photocopies, scans
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$0.00
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Norton
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Computer equipment, supplies
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$84.99
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Commonwealth of Massachusetts
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Professional dues
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$1,358.50
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Fax charges
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$0.00
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Verizon
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Internet fees
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$310.02
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Legal fees
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$0.00
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Pitney Bowes
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Postage, shipping, delivery
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$436.60
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Staples
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Office supplies, equipment
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$275.00
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Printing expenses
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$0.00
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Public relations expenses
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$0.00
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Beacon Street Holdings LLC
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Rent
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$12,447.32
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Office and support staff salaries
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$0.00
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Instatrac ($1,948.35) WSJ( $289..20); Economist ($137.90) Lawyers Diary ($86.00); BB0 $351.00
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Professional subscriptions
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$2,812.45
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Taxes
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$0.00
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Verizon
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Telephone, cell phone, handheld
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$2,741.58
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NSTAR ($214.39) Crystal Rock ($39.00)
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Utilities (heat, water, electricity)
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$253.39
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BCBS ($10,260.00) MCCA ($ 2,694.00) Alriight $140.00; Exxon $438.50
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Other operating expenses
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$13,532.50
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$34,252.35
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Activities, Bill Numbers and Titles
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St. 2006 c. 293 sec 5-12 801 CMR 51.00
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William F. Coyne, Jr.
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Support
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No direct business association
| Samuels & Associates Development LLC |
$0.00
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No Activity, Legislation or Bill numbers to report
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William F. Coyne, Jr.
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Neutral
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No direct business association
| Mass Tag LLC |
$0.00
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H 804 -- An Act preserving public trust rights in land affected by ocean erosion
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William F. Coyne, Jr.
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Support
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No direct business association
| Richard L Friedman |
$0.00
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H 3453 An Act relative to Charlestown's designated port area
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William F. Coyne, Jr.
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Support
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No direct business association
| CCC Realty Trust |
$0.00
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No Activity, Legislation or Bill numbers to report
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William F. Coyne, Jr.
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Neutral
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No direct business association
| The Congresss Group Inc. |
$0.00
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H3538 An Act making appropriations for the Fiscal Year 2014 for the maintenance of the departments, boards, commissions, institutions and certain activities of the commonwealth, for interest, sinking fund and serial bond requirements and for certain permanent improvements; H 135 An Act for healthy families and businesses; H 304 An Act relative to consumer rebates; H 506 An Act relative to a commission on advertisements; H 1947 An Act relative to food labeling; H 2007 An Act relative to foods containing artificial trans fat; H 2011 An Act relative to expanding access to healthy food choices in vending machines on state property; H 3504 An Act to expand access to healthy foods and create the Massachusetts Food Trust; S 127 An Act relative to rebates; S 380 An Act relative to food trusts; S 1605 An Act relative to the bottle bill; H 3415 An Act Relative to Transportation; H 3544 Message from His Excellency the Governor returning with recommendation of amendments the engrossed Bill relative to transportation finance;
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William F. Coyne, Jr.
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Neutral
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No direct business association
| Kraft Foods Group, Inc. |
$0.00
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H 729 An Act establishing the commission on extended producer responsibility; H 741 An Act to create a framework to re-allocate responsibility for discarded products; H 808 An Act relative to the labeling of genetically engineered food; H 813 An Act relative to the labeling of seed; H 1936 An act relative to genetically engineered food; H 2037 An Act to establish guidelines for genetically engineered food; H 2040 An Act to prohibit the sale of "energy drinks" to persons under the age of 19; H 2093 An Act relative to the labeling of food; H 2489 An Act relative to the sales tax; H 2513 An Act improving recycling in the Commonwealth; H 2634 An Act improving recycling in the Commonwealth; H 2923 An act to improve recycling and litter reduction; H 2973 An Act to further recycling across the Commonwealth; H 2984 An Act to expand the bottle bill; H 2992 An Act encouraging a clean environment in Massachusetts; S 346 An Act to create a framework to re-allocate responsibility for discarded products; S 354 An Act relative to healthy families and businesses; S 379 An Act improving recycling in the Commonwealth; S 387 An Act for a competitive economy through safer alternatives to toxic chemicals; S 744 An Act for a cleaner Commonwealth; S 1059 An Act relative to food labeling;
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William F. Coyne, Jr.
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Oppose
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No direct business association
| Kraft Foods Group, Inc. |
$0.00
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H 3763An Act financing improvements to the Commonwealth's transportation system
H 3544 Message from His Excellency the Governor returning with recommendation of amendments the engrossed Bill relative to transportation finance (House, No. 3535).; H3538 An Act making appropriations for the Fiscal Year 2014 for the maintenance of the departments, boards, commissions, institutions and certain activities of the commonwealth, for interest, sinking fund and serial bond requirements and for certain permanent improvements; H 1601 An Act to reduce smoking by minors H 1897 An Act to limit smoking to detached single family residences; h 1904 An Act to limit smoking to detached single family residences; h 1904 An Act to amend tobacco control laws; h 1945 An Act relative to tobacco retailer certification; h 1966 An Act to limit smoking to detached single family residences; H 2563 An Act relative to the taxation of tobacco products; H 2570 An Act to impose a tax on cigarette rolling papers
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William F. Coyne, Jr.
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Neutral
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No direct business association
| Cigar Association of America, Inc. |
$0.00
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H 3535 – An Act Relative to Transportation Finance (SEC 45-47); H 3401 Printed as amended version of the Bill making appropriations for the fiscal year 2014 for the maintenance of departments, boards, commissions, institutions and certain activities of the Commonwealth, for interest, sinking fund and serial bond requirements and for certain permanent improvements; (SEC 32A); H 3382 An Act relative to transportation finance; H 3415 An Act relative to transportation finance; S 1776 An Act relative to transportation finance; S 1800 Text of the Senate amendment to the House Bill making appropriations for the fiscal year 2014 for the maintenance of the departments, boards, commissions, institutions and certain activities of the Commonwealth, for interest, sinking fund and serial bond requirements and for certain permanent improvements, amendment 13.and 534; H 2074 An Act banning the sale of cigars in packages of less than five; H 2563 An Act relative to the taxation of tobacco products; 3639 An Act modernizing tobacco control and protecting the health of minors S 658 An Act relative to the age of tobacco purchase; S 1046 An Act providing for disclosure of certain information relating to tobacco products sold in the Commonwealth; H 2590 An Act to direct tobacco tax revenues to reduce tobacco use and its harms; H 2593 An Act to reduce youth tobacco consumption; S 1055 An Act relative to other tobacco products; S 658 An Act relative to the age of tobacco purchase; S 1046 An Act providing for disclosure of certain information relating to tobacco products sold in the Commonwealth; S 1312 An Act to reduce tobacco addiction; S 1314 An Act improving the fairness of our tax laws; s 1321 An Act relative to smokeless tobacco excise tax; H 3726 An Act modernizing tobacco control and protecting the health of minors
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William F. Coyne, Jr.
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Oppose
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No direct business association
| Cigar Association of America, Inc. |
$0.00
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HB 312 An Act investigating the economic impact of certain Massachusetts laws; H 1601 An Act to reduce smoking by minors; H 2684 An Act relative to recovering tax revenue lost to neighboring states; H 2767 An Act generating revenue for the Massachusetts Bay Transportation Authority by reducing the minimum price of cigarettes
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William F. Coyne, Jr.
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Support
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No direct business association
| Cigar Association of America, Inc. |
$0.00
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HB0079, An Act establishing paid family leave, HB1419, An Act relative to wiretapping in the Commonwealth, HB1739, An Act establishing earned paid sick time, HB1764, An Act to establish employment leave and safety remedies to victims of domestic violence, stalking and sexual assault., HB1774, An Act relative to parental leave, HB2982, An Act allowing cable companies to compete for business on a statewide basis, HB3261, An Act updating the wire interception law,
HB3535, An Act relative to transportation finance, SB0033, An Act relative to parental leave, SB0654, An Act updating the wire interception law , SB0853, An Act to establish employment leave and safety remedies to victims of domestic violence, stalking and sexual assault, SB0865, An Act relative to parental leave, SB0900, An Act establishing earned paid sick time, SB1892 , An Act enhancing protection for victims of domestic violence, SB1897, An Act enhancing protection for victims of domestic violence
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William F. Coyne, Jr.
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Neutral
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No direct business association
| Verizon Communications |
$0.00
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HB0001, An Act making appropriations for FY2014 , HB0262, An Act relative to telecommunications systems contractors and technicians, HB2591, An Act to close the telecom property tax loophole, HB2921, An Act relative to double poles; HB2944, An Act relative to double poles, HB2945, An Act relative to double utility poles, HB2952, An Act relative to double poles,
HB2953, An Act restricting use and connection of automatic dialing-announcing devices, HB2956, An Act relative to utility poles, HB2965, An Act relative to the leasing of telephone equipment, HB2972, An Act relative to municipal and town cell phones, HB2977, An Act relative to electric street poles, HB2985, An Act prohibiting deceptive billing practices by cellular telephone service providers, HB3300, An Act to require telephone companies serving the residents of the Commonwealth of Massachusetts to enlarge the type size of the printing used in the telephone directories, HB3385, An Act relative to incumbent local exchange carriers , HB3538, An Act making appropriations for the Fiscal Year 2014 for the maintenance of the departments, boards, commissions, institutions and certain activities of the commonwealth, for interest, sinking fund and serial bond requirements and for certain permanent improvements, HB3544, A message from His Excellency the Governor returning with recommendation of amendments the engrossed Bill relative to transportation finance (House, No. 3535)., SB1318, An Act eliminating telecommunications tax exemptions, SB1397, An Act relative to the taxation of Telecommunications companies, SB1570, An Act relative to injury caused by poles, SB1571, An Act relative to wireless carrier contracts, SB1576, An Act relative to the failure to remove existing poles, SB1577, An Act regulating the sale of telephone transmission lines,SB1578, An Act relative to service quality standards, SB1608, An Act regulating utility customer service, SB1617, An Act establishing a cell phone users' bill of rights, SB1620, An Act relative to the safety and protection of utility work and construction sites, SB1653, An Act providing for the enhanced protection of the dig safe law, SB1766, An Act relative to transportation finance
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William F. Coyne, Jr.
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Oppose
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No direct business association
| Verizon Communications |
$0.00
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HB0210, An Act relative to secondhand dealers, HB0248, An Act regulating secondary metals dealings, HB0250, An Act regulating secondary metals dealings, HB0305, An Act relative to scrap metal dealers, HB2131, An Act establishing a prepaid wireless E911 surcharge, HB2503, An Act relative to the bundled cell phone taxation, HB2538, An Act relative to the taxation of cellular telephones ,HB2583, An Act relative to bundled cellular telephone transactions, HB2720, An Act relative to bundled cellular telephone transactions , HB2912, An Act relative to the sale of prepaid cell phones, HB2930, An Act modernizing telephone regulation and encouraging economic growth, HB2966, An Act regarding regulation of directory assistance, HB3277, An Act regulating secondary metals dealing, HB3586, An Act relative to bundled cellular telephone transactions,
HB3662, An Act Repealing the Computer and Software Services Taxes, SB0125, An Act relative to second hand dealers, SB0155, An Act regulating secondary metals dealing, SB0776, An Act relative to the theft of copper wire, SB1612, An Act to allow web posting of telephone rates,
SB1908, An Act upgrading mobile broadband coverage in the commonwealth, SB1916, An Act regulating secondary metals dealing, SB1929, An Act regulating secondary metals dealing,
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William F. Coyne, Jr.
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Support
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No direct business association
| Verizon Communications |
$0.00
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H 208 An Act to limit drink specials from 7 days a week to 2 days per calendar week; H 216 An Act relative to selling alcohol on Sunday; S 1661 An Act relative to ignition interlock devices ; S 1929 An Act Regulating Secondary Metals Dealing
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William F. Coyne, Jr.
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Support
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No direct business association
| MillerCoors |
$0.00
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H 2632 An Act establishing the substance abuse health protection fund; H 2633 An Act increasing the excise tax on alcoholic beverages; H 2897 An Act prohibiting alcohol advertising on Commonwealth property; S 88 An Act to update the alcohol excise tax
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William F. Coyne, Jr.
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Oppose
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No direct business association
| MillerCoors |
$0.00
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H 178 An Act regulating the sale of malt beverages; H 179 An Act to expand the sale of products by farmer breweries; H 199 An Act relative to the charitable auctioning of malt beverage; H 248 An Act regulating secondary metals dealings; H 182 An Act Relative to Franchise Laws; H 267 An Act relative to small brewers; H273 An Act regulating the sale of malt beverages; H 287 An Act prohibiting minors from handling alcoholic beverages; H 305 An Act relative to scrap metal dealers; H 1278 An Act relative to ignition interlock licensing; H 2513 An Act improving recycling in the commonwealth; H 2984 An Act to expand the bottle bill; H 2992 An Act encouraging a clean environment in Massachusetts; H 3277 An Act regulating secondary metals dealing; S 89 An Act relative to the posting of fetal alcohol syndrome warning notices; S 139 An Act to deter underage drinking; S 155 An Act regulating secondary metals dealing; S 1916 An Act Regulating secondary metals dealing; S 1929 An Act Regulating Secondary metals dealing: S 162 An Act relative to retail liquor sales to caterers; S 379 An Act improving recycling in the Commonwealth; S 744 An Act for a cleaner Commonwealth; S 1605 An Act relative to the bottle bill; HB0001 - An Act making appropriations for fiscal year 2014; HB 3400 -- An Act making appropriations for the fiscal year 2014 for the maintenance of the departments, boards, commissions, institutions and certain activities of the Commonwealth, for interest, sinking fund and serial bond requirements and for certain permanent improvements; H 3401 Printed as amended version of the Bill making appropriations for the fiscal year 2014 for the maintenance of departments, boards, commissions, institutions and certain activities of the Commonwealth, for interest, sinking fund and serial bond requirements and for certain permanent improvements; S 0003 Text of the recommended amendment to the House Bill making appropriations for the fiscal year 2014 for the maintenance of the departments, boards, commissions, institutions and certain activities of the Commonwealth, for interest, sinking fund and serial bond requirements and for certain permanent improvements; S1800 Text of the Senate amendments to the House Bill making appropriations for the fiscal year 2014 for the maintenance of the departments, boards, commissions, institutions and certain activities of the Commonwealth, for interest, sinking fund and serial bond requirements and for certain permanent improvements; H3538 An Act making appropriations for the Fiscal Year 2014 for the maintenance of the departments, boards, commissions, institutions and certain activities of the commonwealth, for interest, sinking fund and serial bond requirements and for certain permanent improvements
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William F. Coyne, Jr.
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Neutral
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No direct business association
| MillerCoors |
$0.00
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H 329 An Act relative to inquiry-based science, technology, engineering and mathematics education; H 479An Act relative to enhancing English opportunities for all students in the Commonwealth H 1207 An Act relative to the theft of motor vehicle fuel; SB 230 An Act to include recycling education in the Massachusetts Science and Technology Engineering Curriculum Framework; S1498; S 219 An Act supporting the local determination of educational competency and multiple forms of academic assessment.; SB225 - An Act relative to enhancing english opportunities for all students in the Commonwealth
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William F. Coyne, Jr.
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Support
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No direct business association
| Exxon Mobil Corporation |
$0.00
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H 3382 An Act Relative to Transportation Finance; H 3415 Act Relative to Transportation Finance; H 3535 – An Act Relative to Transportation Finance S 1755 Act Relative to Transportation Finance; S 1770 Text of the Senate amendment to the House Bill relative to transportation finance (being the amendment of Senate document printed as amended S 1776 An Act Relative to Transportation Finance; H 3544 Message from His Excellency the Governor returning with recommendation of amendments the engrossed Bill relative to transportation finance (House, No. 3535). H 695 An Act preventing the disposal of hydraulic fracturing wastewater; H 707 An Act to regulate hydraulic fracturing; H 788 An Act to protect our drinking water from hydraulic fracturing;H 1992 An Act relative to protecting children from bisphenol-A;
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William F. Coyne, Jr.
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Oppose
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No direct business association
| Exxon Mobil Corporation |
$0.00
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H3538 An Act making appropriations for the Fiscal Year 2014 for the maintenance of the departments, boards, commissions, institutions and certain activities of the commonwealth, for interest, sinking fund and serial bond requirements and for certain permanent improvements. H 206 An Act to ensure fairness and competition for consumers; H235 An Act for healthy families and businesses; H 559 An Act relative to accountability for corporate political spending; H 684 An Act relative to the Toxic Use Reduction Act; H 735 An Act relative to the development and promulgation of regulations governing underground storage tanks; H 787 An Act relative to plastic bag reduction; H 792 An Act to repower Massachusetts; H 801 An Act to promote the reduction of green house gas emissions and to reduce the use of fossil fuels for vehicles in the Commonwealth; H 2594 ; An Act to promote the use of electric vehicles; H 2706 An Act eliminating the gasoline tax to state agencies and municipalities; H 2741 An Act further promoting energy efficiency and green jobs;H 2933 An Act enhancing natural gas pipeline safety; H 2935 An Act to transition to a clean energy Commonwealth; s 354 An Act relative to healthy families and businesses; S 1113 An Act to prohibit price gouging during states of emergency; S 1350 An Act relative to the selection and use of plastic carryout bags in certain stores; S 1355 An Act providing incentives for the purchase and use of alternative fuel vehicles; S 1381 An Act promoting the use of electric vehicles; S 1565 An Act requiring the timely adoption of greenhouse gas emission limits for the year 2030; S 1579 An Act further promoting electric vehicles; S 1583 An Act relative to renewable energy portfolio standards; S 1586 An Act further promoting energy efficiency and green jobs; S 1593 An Act relative to credit for thermal energy generated with renewable fuels; S 1603 An Act establishing a renewable energy investment commission; S 1685 An Act relative propane powered vehicles HB3565 - Governor - An Act relative to the taxation of carbon-based fuels; Section 207 contained in the engrossed Bill making appropriations for the fiscal year 2014 (see House, No. 3538), which had been returned by His Excellency the Governor with recommendation of amendment (Attachment J of House, No. 3566); S 1498 An Act enhancing the Global Warming Solutions Act
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William F. Coyne, Jr.
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Neutral
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No direct business association
| Exxon Mobil Corporation |
$0.00
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H 221 An Act relative to the recorking of wine H 1504 An Act relative to the donations of leftover food by restaurants and cafeterias;H 1718 An Act relative to the fair distribution of gratuities H 1723 An Act relative to the treble damages provisions of the wage and hour laws; H 1749 An Act to further protect an employee's right to tips; H 2654 An Act relative to the meals tax holiday; H 2688 An Act to establish a meals tax holiday; S 110 An Act relative to the recorking of wine; S 161 An Act relative to identification for the sale of alcoholic beverages; S 862 An Act to further protect an employee's right to tips; S 887 An Act relative to the pooling of tips; S 1374 An Act establishing a meals tax holiday; S 1434 An Act establishing a meals tax holiday; S 1628 An Act to improve the promotion of tourism throughout the Commonwealth;
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William F. Coyne, Jr.
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Support
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No direct business association
| Massachusetts Restaurant Association |
$0.00
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H 79 An Act establishing paid family leave; H 287 An Act prohibiting minors from handling alcoholic beverages H 1701 An Act to improve the Commonwealth's economy with a strong minimum wage; H 1739 An Act establishing earned paid sick time; H 1740 An Act providing unpaid family and medical leave; H 1757 An Act promoting the Commonwealth's economic recovery with a strong minimum wage; H 1913 An Act relative to food establishments; H 1958 An Act requiring identification of food allergens in eating establishments; H 2489 An Act relative to the sales tax; h 2923 An act to improve recycling and litter reduction; h 2984 An Act to expand the bottle bill; H 2992 An Act encouraging a clean environment in Massachusetts; S 90 An Act increasing penalties for overserving alcohol; S 354 An Act relative to healthy families and businesses; S 387 An Act for a competitive economy through safer alternatives to toxic chemicals; S 744 An Act for a cleaner Commonwealth; S 878 An Act to improve the Commonwealth's economy with a strong minimum wage; S 900 An Act establishing earned paid sick time; S 1051 An Act to prevent undue influence on prescriber behavior; S 1052 An Act to restore integrity in the marketing of pharmaceutical products and medical devices; S 1061 An Act prohibiting the use of all latex gloves and products by persons who handle food; S 1925 An Act To Restore the Minimum Wage, Amendment 1
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William F. Coyne, Jr.
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Oppose
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No direct business association
| Massachusetts Restaurant Association |
$0.00
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H3538 An Act making appropriations for the Fiscal Year 2014 for the maintenance of the departments, boards, commissions, institutions and certain activities of the commonwealth, for interest, sinking fund and serial bond requirements and for certain permanent improvements; H 208 An Act to limit drink specials from 7 days a week to 2 days per calendar week; H 41 An Act to support employers in the Commonwealth; H 208; H 235 An Act for healthy families and businesses; H 668 An Act Promoting economic development by strengthening the local seafood industry; H 1589 An Act relative to equal access in hospitals, public transportation, nursing homes, supermarkets, retail establishments, and all other places open to the public; H 1777 An Act relative to the treble damages provisions of the wage and hour laws; H 1723 An Act relative to the treble damages provisions of the wage and hour laws; H 1890 An Act protecting the health and safety of people in restaurants; H 1899 Resolve providing for an investigation and study by a special commission relative to restaurants' handling of food allergens; H 1946 An Act relative to strengthening the consumer protections and ensuring the proper labeling of fish sold in the Commonwealth; H 2007 An Act relative to foods containing artificial trans fat; H 2018 An Act to define modest meals and refreshments in prescriber educational settings; H 2040 An Act to prohibit the sale of "energy drinks" to persons under the age of 19; H 2075 An Act prohibiting the use of all latex gloves and products by persons who handle food; H2086 An Act to require environmentally safe alternatives to harmful cleaning products; H 2087 An Act to restrict the use of polystyrene; H 2011 An Act relative to restroom accommodations in family restaurants; S 348 An Act to facilitate the growth of innovative food enterprises in the Commonwealth; S 370 An Act prohibiting polystyrene packaging by 2017; S 655 An Act to protect the citizens of the Commonwealth from drunk drivers; S 953 An Act authorizing cities and towns to prohibit the sale or use of polystyrene packaging;S1043 An Act relative to restroom
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William F. Coyne, Jr.
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Neutral
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No direct business association
| Massachusetts Restaurant Association |
$0.00
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H 235 An Act for healthy families and businesses; H 684 An Act relative to the Toxic Use Reduction Act; H 729 An Act establishing the commission on extended producer responsibility; H 733 An Act to prevent the use of the most dangerous pesticides; H 734 An Act to reduce solid waste in the Commonwealth; H 741 An Act to create a framework to re-allocate responsibility for discarded products; H 746 An Act to increase recycling; H 758 An Act to reduce solid waste, increase recycling and generate municipal cost savings; H 765 An Act to reduce solid waste and provide universal recycling access; H 789 An Act protecting school children from environmental toxins; H 1990 An Act relative to safe cosmetics in the Commonwealth of Massachusetts; H 803 An Act to require producer responsibility for collection, reuse and recycling of discarded electronic products; H 814 An Act relative to producer responsibility for mercury-added lamps; H 2069 An Act relative to improving asthma in schools; H 2513 An Act improving recycling in the Commonwealth; H 2067 An Act relative to promoting energy efficiency; H 2741 An Act further promoting energy efficiency and green jobs; H 2943 ; An Act updating the bottle bill; H 2973 An Act to further recycling across the Commonwealth; H 2984 An Act to expand the bottle bill; H 2992 An Act encouraging a clean environment in Massachusetts; S 353 An Act to reduce solid waste in the Commonwealth; S 357 An Act to require producer responsibility for collection, reuse and recycling of discarded electronic products; S 386 An Act relative to information technology producer responsibility; S 744 An Act for a cleaner Commonwealth ; S 1588 An Act updating the bottle bill; S 1598 An Act to improve recycling; S 1605 An Act relative to the bottle bill; H3538 An Act making appropriations for the Fiscal Year 2014 for the maintenance of the departments, boards, commissions, institutions and certain activities of the commonwealth, for interest, sinking fund and serial bond requirements and for certain permanent improvements; H 1823 An Act relative to producer responsibility for mercury-added lamps. Meetings at TURI: SAB, Science Advisory Board, Administrative Council
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William F. Coyne, Jr.
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Neutral
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No direct business association
| American Chemistry Council |
$0.00
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H 696 An Act to reduce plastic pollution; H 787 An Act relative to plastic bag reduction; H 1992 An Act relative to protecting children from bisphenol-A; H 2062 An Act relative to healthy cosmetics; h 2075 An Act prohibiting the use of all latex gloves and products by persons who handle food; h 2086 An Act prohibiting the use of all latex gloves and products by persons who handle food; H 2087 An Act to restrict the use of polystyrene; H 3438 An Act to reduce plastic pollution; S 346 An Act to create a framework to re-allocate responsibility for discarded products; S 351 An Act to protect children and families from harmful flame retardants; S 352 An Act to prevent the use of the most dangerous pesticides; S 354 An Act relative to healthy families and businesses; S 359 An Act relative to plastic bag reduction; S 369 An Act prohibiting polystyrene packaging by 2017; S 370 An Act prohibiting polystyrene packaging by 2017; S 379 An Act improving recycling in the Commonwealth; S 387 An Act for a competitive economy through safer alternatives to toxic chemicals; S 400 An Act to protect children from bisphenol-A; S 953 An Act authorizing cities and towns to prohibit the sale or use of polystyrene packaging; S 1016 An Act concerning environmentally preferable cleaning supplies; S 1056 An Act relative to healthy schools; S 1061 An Act prohibiting the use of all latex gloves and products by persons who handle food; S 1350 An Act relative to the selection and use of plastic carryout bags in certain stores; S 1931 An Act to protect children and families from harmful flame retardants
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William F. Coyne, Jr.
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Oppose
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No direct business association
| American Chemistry Council |
$0.00
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H 351 An Act establishing a special commission on school safety H 379 An Act establishing a commission to study school safety and security
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William F. Coyne, Jr.
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Support
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No direct business association
| Eastman Chemical Company |
$0.00
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S 387 An Act for a competitive economy through safer alternatives to toxic chemicals; H 1990 An Act relative to safe cosmetics in the Commonwealth of Massachusetts; H 1992 An Act relative to protecting children from bisphenol-A; ; H 2062 An Act relative to healthy cosmetics; H 2087 An Act to restrict the use of polystyrene; S 346 An Act to create a framework to re-allocate responsibility for discarded products; h 2086 An Act to require environmentally safe alternatives to harmful cleaning products; S 351 An Act to protect children and families from harmful flame retardants; S 352 An Act to prevent the use of the most dangerous pesticides; S 354 An Act relative to healthy families and businesses; S 379 An Act improving recycling in the Commonwealth; S 400 An Act to protect children from bisphenol-A; S 1016 An Act concerning environmentally preferable cleaning supplies; S 1056 An Act relative to healthy schools.;
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William F. Coyne, Jr.
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Oppose
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No direct business association
| Eastman Chemical Company |
$0.00
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H 235 An Act for healthy families and businesses; H 684 An Act relative to the Toxic Use Reduction Act; H 733 An Act to prevent the use of the most dangerous pesticides; H 741 An Act to create a framework to re-allocate responsibility for discarded products; H 746 An Act to increase recycling; H 765 An Act to reduce solid waste and provide universal recycling access; H 789 An Act protecting school children from environmental toxins; H 803 An Act to require producer responsibility for collection, reuse and recycling of discarded electronic products; H 814 An Act relative to producer responsibility for mercury-added lamps; H 2069 An Act relative to improving asthma in schools; H 2513 An Act improving recycling in the Commonwealth; H 2741 An Act further promoting energy efficiency and green jobs; H 2992 An Act encouraging a clean environment in Massachusetts; S 357 An Act to require producer responsibility for collection, reuse and recycling of discarded electronic products; S 386 An Act relative to information technology producer responsibility; S 744 An Act for a cleaner; H 695 An Act preventing the disposal of hydraulic fracturing wastewater; H 707 An Act to regulate hydraulic fracturing; H 788 An Act to protect our drinking water from hydraulic fracturing; H 2940 An Act involving hydraulic fracturing; H 3796 An Act to Protect our Drinking Water from Hydraulic Fracturing; H3538 An Act making appropriations for the Fiscal Year 2014 for the maintenance of the departments, boards, commissions, institutions and certain activities of the commonwealth, for interest, sinking fund and serial bond requirements and for certain permanent improvements Meetings at TURI: SAB, Science Advisory Board, Administrative Council, S 1931 An Act to protect children and families from harmful flame retardants
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William F. Coyne, Jr.
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Neutral
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No direct business association
| Eastman Chemical Company |
$0.00
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St. 2006 c. 293 sec 5-12 801 CMR 51.00
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Patricia E. McCarthy
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Neutral
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No direct business association
| Samuels & Associates Development LLC |
$0.00
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No Activity, Legislation or Bill numbers to report
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Patricia E. McCarthy
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Neutral
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No direct business association
| Mass Tag LLC |
$0.00
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H 804 -- An Act preserving public trust rights in land affected by ocean erosion
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Patricia E. McCarthy
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Neutral
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No direct business association
| Richard L Friedman |
$0.00
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H 3453 An Act relative to Charlestown's designated port area
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Patricia E. McCarthy
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Support
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No direct business association
| CCC Realty Trust |
$0.00
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No Activity, Legislation or Bill numbers to report
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Patricia E. McCarthy
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Neutral
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No direct business association
| The Congresss Group Inc. |
$0.00
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H 729 An Act establishing the commission on extended producer responsibility; H 741 An Act to create a framework to re-allocate responsibility for discarded products; H 808 An Act relative to the labeling of genetically engineered food; H 813 An Act relative to the labeling of seed; H 1936 An act relative to genetically engineered food; H 2037 An Act to establish guidelines for genetically engineered food; H 2040 An Act to prohibit the sale of "energy drinks" to persons under the age of 19; H 2093 An Act relative to the labeling of food; H 2489 An Act relative to the sales tax; H 2513 An Act improving recycling in the Commonwealth; H 2634 An Act improving recycling in the Commonwealth; H 2923 An act to improve recycling and litter reduction; H 2973 An Act to further recycling across the Commonwealth; H 2984 An Act to expand the bottle bill; H 2992 An Act encouraging a clean environment in Massachusetts; S 346 An Act to create a framework to re-allocate responsibility for discarded products; S 354 An Act relative to healthy families and businesses; S 379 An Act improving recycling in the Commonwealth; S 387 An Act for a competitive economy through safer alternatives to toxic chemicals; S 744 An Act for a cleaner Commonwealth; S 1059 An Act relative to food labeling;
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Patricia E. McCarthy
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Oppose
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No direct business association
| Kraft Foods Group, Inc. |
$0.00
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H3538 An Act making appropriations for the Fiscal Year 2014 for the maintenance of the departments, boards, commissions, institutions and certain activities of the commonwealth, for interest, sinking fund and serial bond requirements and for certain permanent improvements; H 135 An Act for healthy families and businesses; H 304 An Act relative to consumer rebates; H 506 An Act relative to a commission on advertisements; H 1947 An Act relative to food labeling; H 2007 An Act relative to foods containing artificial trans fat; H 2011 An Act relative to expanding access to healthy food choices in vending machines on state property; H 3504 An Act to expand access to healthy foods and create the Massachusetts Food Trust; S 127 An Act relative to rebates; S 380 An Act relative to food trusts; S 1605 An Act relative to the bottle bill; H 3415 An Act Relative to Transportation; H 3544 Message from His Excellency the Governor returning with recommendation of amendments the engrossed Bill relative to transportation finance
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Patricia E. McCarthy
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Neutral
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No direct business association
| Kraft Foods Group, Inc. |
$0.00
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HB 312 An Act investigating the economic impact of certain Massachusetts laws; H 1601 An Act to reduce smoking by minors; H 2684 An Act relative to recovering tax revenue lost to neighboring states; H 2767 An Act generating revenue for the Massachusetts Bay Transportation Authority by reducing the minimum price of cigarettes
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Patricia E. McCarthy
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Support
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No direct business association
| Cigar Association of America, Inc. |
$0.00
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H 3535 – An Act Relative to Transportation Finance (SEC 45-47); H 3401 Printed as amended version of the Bill making appropriations for the fiscal year 2014 for the maintenance of departments, boards, commissions, institutions and certain activities of the Commonwealth, for interest, sinking fund and serial bond requirements and for certain permanent improvements; (SEC 32A); H 3382 An Act relative to transportation finance; H 3415 An Act relative to transportation finance; S 1776 An Act relative to transportation finance; S 1800 Text of the Senate amendment to the House Bill making appropriations for the fiscal year 2014 for the maintenance of the departments, boards, commissions, institutions and certain activities of the Commonwealth, for interest, sinking fund and serial bond requirements and for certain permanent improvements, amendment 13.and 534; H 2074 An Act banning the sale of cigars in packages of less than five; H 2563 An Act relative to the taxation of tobacco products; 3639 An Act modernizing tobacco control and protecting the health of minors S 658 An Act relative to the age of tobacco purchase; S 1046 An Act providing for disclosure of certain information relating to tobacco products sold in the Commonwealth; H 2590 An Act to direct tobacco tax revenues to reduce tobacco use and its harms; H 2593 An Act to reduce youth tobacco consumption; S 1055 An Act relative to other tobacco products; S 658 An Act relative to the age of tobacco purchase; S 1046 An Act providing for disclosure of certain information relating to tobacco products sold in the Commonwealth; S 1312 An Act to reduce tobacco addiction; S 1314 An Act improving the fairness of our tax laws; s 1321 An Act relative to smokeless tobacco excise tax; H 3726 An Act modernizing tobacco control and protecting the health of minors
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Patricia E. McCarthy
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Oppose
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No direct business association
| Cigar Association of America, Inc. |
$0.00
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H 3763 An Act financing improvements to the Commonwealth's transportation system
H 3544 Message from His Excellency the Governor returning with recommendation of amendments the engrossed Bill relative to transportation finance (House, No. 3535).; H3538 An Act making appropriations for the Fiscal Year 2014 for the maintenance of the departments, boards, commissions, institutions and certain activities of the commonwealth, for interest, sinking fund and serial bond requirements and for certain permanent improvements; H 1601 An Act to reduce smoking by minors H 1897 An Act to limit smoking to detached single family residences; h 1904 An Act to limit smoking to detached single family residences; h 1904 An Act to amend tobacco control laws; h 1945 An Act relative to tobacco retailer certification; h 1966 An Act to limit smoking to detached single family residences; H 2563 An Act relative to the taxation of tobacco products; H 2570 An Act to impose a tax on cigarette rolling papers;
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Patricia E. McCarthy
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Neutral
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No direct business association
| Cigar Association of America, Inc. |
$0.00
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HB0210, An Act relative to secondhand dealers, HB0248, An Act regulating secondary metals dealings, HB0250, An Act regulating secondary metals dealings, HB0305, An Act relative to scrap metal dealers, HB2131, An Act establishing a prepaid wireless E911 surcharge, HB2503, An Act relative to the bundled cell phone taxation, HB2538, An Act relative to the taxation of cellular telephones ,HB2583, An Act relative to bundled cellular telephone transactions, HB2720, An Act relative to bundled cellular telephone transactions , HB2912, An Act relative to the sale of prepaid cell phones, HB2930, An Act modernizing telephone regulation and encouraging economic growth, HB2966, An Act regarding regulation of directory assistance, HB3277, An Act regulating secondary metals dealing, HB3586, An Act relative to bundled cellular telephone transactions,
HB3662, An Act Repealing the Computer and Software Services Taxes, SB0125, An Act relative to second hand dealers, SB0155, An Act regulating secondary metals dealing, SB0776, An Act relative to the theft of copper wire, SB1612, An Act to allow web posting of telephone rates,
SB1908, An Act upgrading mobile broadband coverage in the commonwealth, SB1916, An Act regulating secondary metals dealing, SB1929, An Act regulating secondary metals dealing,
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Patricia E. McCarthy
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Support
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No direct business association
| Verizon Communications |
$0.00
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HB0001, An Act making appropriations for FY2014 , HB0262, An Act relative to telecommunications systems contractors and technicians, HB2591, An Act to close the telecom property tax loophole, HB2921, An Act relative to double poles; HB2944, An Act relative to double poles, HB2945, An Act relative to double utility poles, HB2952, An Act relative to double poles,
HB2953, An Act restricting use and connection of automatic dialing-announcing devices, HB2956, An Act relative to utility poles, HB2965, An Act relative to the leasing of telephone equipment, HB2972, An Act relative to municipal and town cell phones, HB2977, An Act relative to electric street poles, HB2985, An Act prohibiting deceptive billing practices by cellular telephone service providers, HB3300, An Act to require telephone companies serving the residents of the Commonwealth of Massachusetts to enlarge the type size of the printing used in the telephone directories, HB3385, An Act relative to incumbent local exchange carriers , HB3538, An Act making appropriations for the Fiscal Year 2014 for the maintenance of the departments, boards, commissions, institutions and certain activities of the commonwealth, for interest, sinking fund and serial bond requirements and for certain permanent improvements, HB3544, A message from His Excellency the Governor returning with recommendation of amendments the engrossed Bill relative to transportation finance (House, No. 3535)., SB1318, An Act eliminating telecommunications tax exemptions, SB1397, An Act relative to the taxation of Telecommunications companies, SB1570, An Act relative to injury caused by poles, SB1571, An Act relative to wireless carrier contracts, SB1576, An Act relative to the failure to remove existing poles, SB1577, An Act regulating the sale of telephone transmission lines,SB1578, An Act relative to service quality standards, SB1608, An Act regulating utility customer service, SB1617, An Act establishing a cell phone users' bill of rights, SB1620, An Act relative to the safety and protection of utility work and construction sites, SB1653, An Act providing for the enhanced protection of the dig safe law, SB1766, An Act relative to transportation finance,
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Patricia E. McCarthy
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Oppose
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No direct business association
| Verizon Communications |
$0.00
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HB0079, An Act establishing paid family leave, HB1419, An Act relative to wiretapping in the Commonwealth, HB1739, An Act establishing earned paid sick time, HB1764, An Act to establish employment leave and safety remedies to victims of domestic violence, stalking and sexual assault., HB1774, An Act relative to parental leave, HB2982, An Act allowing cable companies to compete for business on a statewide basis, HB3261, An Act updating the wire interception law,
HB3535, An Act relative to transportation finance, SB0033, An Act relative to parental leave, SB0654, An Act updating the wire interception law , SB0853, An Act to establish employment leave and safety remedies to victims of domestic violence, stalking and sexual assault, SB0865, An Act relative to parental leave, SB0900, An Act establishing earned paid sick time, SB1892 , An Act enhancing protection for victims of domestic violence, SB1897, An Act enhancing protection for victims of domestic violence
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Patricia E. McCarthy
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Neutral
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No direct business association
| Verizon Communications |
$0.00
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H 208 An Act to limit drink specials from 7 days a week to 2 days per calendar week; H 216 An Act relative to selling alcohol on Sunday; S 1661 An Act relative to ignition interlock devices ; S 1929 An Act Regulating Secondary Metals Dealing
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Patricia E. McCarthy
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Support
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No direct business association
| MillerCoors |
$0.00
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H 2632 An Act establishing the substance abuse health protection fund; H 2633 An Act increasing the excise tax on alcoholic beverages; H 2897 An Act prohibiting alcohol advertising on Commonwealth property; S 88 An Act to update the alcohol excise tax
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Patricia E. McCarthy
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Oppose
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No direct business association
| MillerCoors |
$0.00
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H 178 An Act regulating the sale of malt beverages; H 179 An Act to expand the sale of products by farmer breweries; H 199 An Act relative to the charitable auctioning of malt beverage; H 248 An Act regulating secondary metals dealings; H 182 An Act Relative to Franchise Laws; H 267 An Act relative to small brewers; H273 An Act regulating the sale of malt beverages; H 287 An Act prohibiting minors from handling alcoholic beverages; H 305 An Act relative to scrap metal dealers; H 1278 An Act relative to ignition interlock licensing; H 2513 An Act improving recycling in the commonwealth; H 2984 An Act to expand the bottle bill; H 2992 An Act encouraging a clean environment in Massachusetts; H 3277 An Act regulating secondary metals dealing; S 89 An Act relative to the posting of fetal alcohol syndrome warning notices; S 139 An Act to deter underage drinking; S 155 An Act regulating secondary metals dealing; S 1916 An Act Regulating secondary metals dealing; S 1929 An Act Regulating Secondary metals dealing: S 162 An Act relative to retail liquor sales to caterers; S 379 An Act improving recycling in the Commonwealth; S 744 An Act for a cleaner Commonwealth; S 1605 An Act relative to the bottle bill; HB0001 - An Act making appropriations for fiscal year 2014; HB 3400 -- An Act making appropriations for the fiscal year 2014 for the maintenance of the departments, boards, commissions, institutions and certain activities of the Commonwealth, for interest, sinking fund and serial bond requirements and for certain permanent improvements; H 3401 Printed as amended version of the Bill making appropriations for the fiscal year 2014 for the maintenance of departments, boards, commissions, institutions and certain activities of the Commonwealth, for interest, sinking fund and serial bond requirements and for certain permanent improvements; S 0003 Text of the recommended amendment to the House Bill making appropriations for the fiscal year 2014 for the maintenance of the departments, boards, commissions, institutions and certain activities of the Commonwealth, for interest, sinking fund and serial bond requirements and for certain permanent improvements; S1800 Text of the Senate amendments to the House Bill making appropriations for the fiscal year 2014 for the maintenance of the departments, boards, commissions, institutions and certain activities of the Commonwealth, for interest, sinking fund and serial bond requirements and for certain permanent improvements; H3538 An Act making appropriations for the Fiscal Year 2014 for the maintenance of the departments, boards, commissions, institutions and certain activities of the commonwealth, for interest, sinking fund and serial bond requirements and for certain permanent improvements
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Patricia E. McCarthy
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Neutral
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No direct business association
| MillerCoors |
$0.00
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H 329 An Act relative to inquiry-based science, technology, engineering and mathematics education; H 479An Act relative to enhancing English opportunities for all students in the Commonwealth H 1207 An Act relative to the theft of motor vehicle fuel; SB 230 An Act to include recycling education in the Massachusetts Science and Technology Engineering Curriculum Framework; S1498; S 219 An Act supporting the local determination of educational competency and multiple forms of academic assessment.; SB225 - An Act relative to enhancing english opportunities for all students in the Commonwealth
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Patricia E. McCarthy
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Support
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No direct business association
| Exxon Mobil Corporation |
$0.00
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H 3382 An Act Relative to Transportation Finance; H 3415 Act Relative to Transportation Finance; H 3535 – An Act Relative to Transportation Finance S 1755 Act Relative to Transportation Finance; S 1770 Text of the Senate amendment to the House Bill relative to transportation finance (being the amendment of Senate document printed as amended S 1776 An Act Relative to Transportation Finance; H 3544 Message from His Excellency the Governor returning with recommendation of amendments the engrossed Bill relative to transportation finance (House, No. 3535). H 695 An Act preventing the disposal of hydraulic fracturing wastewater; H 707 An Act to regulate hydraulic fracturing; H 788 An Act to protect our drinking water from hydraulic fracturing;H 1992 An Act relative to protecting children from bisphenol-A;
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Patricia E. McCarthy
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Oppose
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No direct business association
| Exxon Mobil Corporation |
$0.00
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H3538 An Act making appropriations for the Fiscal Year 2014 for the maintenance of the departments, boards, commissions, institutions and certain activities of the commonwealth, for interest, sinking fund and serial bond requirements and for certain permanent improvements. H 206 An Act to ensure fairness and competition for consumers; H235 An Act for healthy families and businesses; H 559 An Act relative to accountability for corporate political spending; H 684 An Act relative to the Toxic Use Reduction Act; H 735 An Act relative to the development and promulgation of regulations governing underground storage tanks; H 787 An Act relative to plastic bag reduction; H 792 An Act to repower Massachusetts; H 801 An Act to promote the reduction of green house gas emissions and to reduce the use of fossil fuels for vehicles in the Commonwealth; H 2594 ; An Act to promote the use of electric vehicles; H 2706 An Act eliminating the gasoline tax to state agencies and municipalities; H 2741 An Act further promoting energy efficiency and green jobs; H 2933 An Act enhancing natural gas pipeline safety; H 2935 An Act to transition to a clean energy Commonwealth; s 354 An Act relative to healthy families and businesses; S 1113 An Act to prohibit price gouging during states of emergency; S 1350 An Act relative to the selection and use of plastic carryout bags in certain stores; S 1355 An Act providing incentives for the purchase and use of alternative fuel vehicles; S 1381 An Act promoting the use of electric vehicles; S 1565 An Act requiring the timely adoption of greenhouse gas emission limits for the year 2030; S 1579 An Act further promoting electric vehicles; S 1583 An Act relative to renewable energy portfolio standards; S 1586 An Act further promoting energy efficiency and green jobs; S 1593 An Act relative to credit for thermal energy generated with renewable fuels; S 1603 An Act establishing a renewable energy investment commission; S 1685 An Act relative propane powered vehicles HB3565 - Governor - An Act relative to the taxation of carbon-based fuels; Section 207 contained in the engrossed Bill making appropriations for the fiscal year 2014 (see House, No. 3538), which had been returned by His Excellency the Governor with recommendation of amendment (Attachment J of House, No. 3566); S 1498 An Act enhancing the Global Warming Solutions Act
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Patricia E. McCarthy
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Neutral
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No direct business association
| Exxon Mobil Corporation |
$0.00
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H 221 An Act relative to the recorking of wine H 1504 An Act relative to the donations of leftover food by restaurants and cafeterias;H 1718 An Act relative to the fair distribution of gratuities H 1723 An Act relative to the treble damages provisions of the wage and hour laws; H 1749 An Act to further protect an employee's right to tips; H 2654 An Act relative to the meals tax holiday; H 2688 An Act to establish a meals tax holiday; S 110 An Act relative to the recorking of wine; S 161 An Act relative to identification for the sale of alcoholic beverages; S 862 An Act to further protect an employee's right to tips; S 887 An Act relative to the pooling of tips; S 1374 An Act establishing a meals tax holiday; S 1434 An Act establishing a meals tax holiday; S 1628 An Act to improve the promotion of tourism throughout the Commonwealth;
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Patricia E. McCarthy
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Support
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No direct business association
| Massachusetts Restaurant Association |
$0.00
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H 79 An Act establishing paid family leave; H 287 An Act prohibiting minors from handling alcoholic beverages H 1701 An Act to improve the Commonwealth's economy with a strong minimum wage; H 1739 An Act establishing earned paid sick time; H 1740 An Act providing unpaid family and medical leave; H 1757 An Act promoting the Commonwealth's economic recovery with a strong minimum wage; H 1913 An Act relative to food establishments; H 1958 An Act requiring identification of food allergens in eating establishments; H 2489 An Act relative to the sales tax; h 2923 An act to improve recycling and litter reduction; h 2984 An Act to expand the bottle bill; H 2992 An Act encouraging a clean environment in Massachusetts; S 90 An Act increasing penalties for overserving alcohol; S 354 An Act relative to healthy families and businesses; S 387 An Act for a competitive economy through safer alternatives to toxic chemicals; S 744 An Act for a cleaner Commonwealth; S 878 An Act to improve the Commonwealth's economy with a strong minimum wage; S 900 An Act establishing earned paid sick time; S 1051 An Act to prevent undue influence on prescriber behavior; S 1052 An Act to restore integrity in the marketing of pharmaceutical products and medical devices; S 1061 An Act prohibiting the use of all latex gloves and products by persons who handle food; S 1925 An Act To Restore the Minimum Wage, Amendment 1
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Patricia E. McCarthy
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Oppose
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No direct business association
| Massachusetts Restaurant Association |
$0.00
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H3538 An Act making appropriations for the Fiscal Year 2014 for the maintenance of the departments, boards, commissions, institutions and certain activities of the commonwealth, for interest, sinking fund and serial bond requirements and for certain permanent improvements; H 208 An Act to limit drink specials from 7 days a week to 2 days per calendar week; H 41 An Act to support employers in the Commonwealth; H 208; H 235 An Act for healthy families and businesses; H 668 An Act Promoting economic development by strengthening the local seafood industry; H 1589 An Act relative to equal access in hospitals, public transportation, nursing homes, supermarkets, retail establishments, and all other places open to the public; H 1777 An Act relative to the treble damages provisions of the wage and hour laws; H 1723 An Act relative to the treble damages provisions of the wage and hour laws; H 1890 An Act protecting the health and safety of people in restaurants; H 1899 Resolve providing for an investigation and study by a special commission relative to restaurants' handling of food allergens; H 1946 An Act relative to strengthening the consumer protections and ensuring the proper labeling of fish sold in the Commonwealth; H 2007 An Act relative to foods containing artificial trans fat; H 2018 An Act to define modest meals and refreshments in prescriber educational settings; H 2040 An Act to prohibit the sale of "energy drinks" to persons under the age of 19; H 2075 An Act prohibiting the use of all latex gloves and products by persons who handle food; H2086 An Act to require environmentally safe alternatives to harmful cleaning products; H 2087 An Act to restrict the use of polystyrene; H 2011 An Act relative to restroom accommodations in family restaurants; S 348 An Act to facilitate the growth of innovative food enterprises in the Commonwealth; S 370 An Act prohibiting polystyrene packaging by 2017; S 655 An Act to protect the citizens of the Commonwealth from drunk drivers; S 953 An Act authorizing cities and towns to prohibit the sale or use of polystyrene packaging;S1043 An Act relative to restroom
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Patricia E. McCarthy
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Neutral
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No direct business association
| Massachusetts Restaurant Association |
$0.00
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H 696 An Act to reduce plastic pollution; H 787 An Act relative to plastic bag reduction; H 1992 An Act relative to protecting children from bisphenol-A; H 2062 An Act relative to healthy cosmetics; h 2075 An Act prohibiting the use of all latex gloves and products by persons who handle food; h 2086 An Act prohibiting the use of all latex gloves and products by persons who handle food; H 2087 An Act to restrict the use of polystyrene; H 3438 An Act to reduce plastic pollution; S 346 An Act to create a framework to re-allocate responsibility for discarded products; S 351 An Act to protect children and families from harmful flame retardants; S 352 An Act to prevent the use of the most dangerous pesticides; S 354 An Act relative to healthy families and businesses; S 359 An Act relative to plastic bag reduction; S 369 An Act prohibiting polystyrene packaging by 2017; S 370 An Act prohibiting polystyrene packaging by 2017; S 379 An Act improving recycling in the Commonwealth; S 387 An Act for a competitive economy through safer alternatives to toxic chemicals; S 400 An Act to protect children from bisphenol-A; S 953 An Act authorizing cities and towns to prohibit the sale or use of polystyrene packaging; S 1016 An Act concerning environmentally preferable cleaning supplies; S 1056 An Act relative to healthy schools; S 1061 An Act prohibiting the use of all latex gloves and products by persons who handle food; S 1350 An Act relative to the selection and use of plastic carryout bags in certain stores; S 1931 An Act to protect children and families from harmful flame retardants
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Patricia E. McCarthy
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Support
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No direct business association
| American Chemistry Council |
$0.00
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H 235 An Act for healthy families and businesses; H 684 An Act relative to the Toxic Use Reduction Act; H 729 An Act establishing the commission on extended producer responsibility; H 733 An Act to prevent the use of the most dangerous pesticides; H 734 An Act to reduce solid waste in the Commonwealth; H 741 An Act to create a framework to re-allocate responsibility for discarded products; H 746 An Act to increase recycling; H 758 An Act to reduce solid waste, increase recycling and generate municipal cost savings; H 765 An Act to reduce solid waste and provide universal recycling access; H 789 An Act protecting school children from environmental toxins; H 1990 An Act relative to safe cosmetics in the Commonwealth of Massachusetts; H 803 An Act to require producer responsibility for collection, reuse and recycling of discarded electronic products; H 814 An Act relative to producer responsibility for mercury-added lamps; H 2069 An Act relative to improving asthma in schools; H 2513 An Act improving recycling in the Commonwealth; H 2067 An Act relative to promoting energy efficiency; H 2741 An Act further promoting energy efficiency and green jobs; H 2943 ; An Act updating the bottle bill; H 2973 An Act to further recycling across the Commonwealth; H 2984 An Act to expand the bottle bill; H 2992 An Act encouraging a clean environment in Massachusetts; S 353 An Act to reduce solid waste in the Commonwealth; S 357 An Act to require producer responsibility for collection, reuse and recycling of discarded electronic products; S 386 An Act relative to information technology producer responsibility; S 744 An Act for a cleaner Commonwealth ; S 1588 An Act updating the bottle bill; S 1598 An Act to improve recycling; S 1605 An Act relative to the bottle bill; H3538 An Act making appropriations for the Fiscal Year 2014 for the maintenance of the departments, boards, commissions, institutions and certain activities of the commonwealth, for interest, sinking fund and serial bond requirements and for certain permanent improvements; H 1823 An Act relative to producer responsibility for mercury-added lamps. Meetings at TURI: SAB, Science Advisory Board, Administrative Council
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Patricia E. McCarthy
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Neutral
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No direct business association
| American Chemistry Council |
$0.00
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H 351 An Act establishing a special commission on school safety H 379 An Act establishing a commission to study school safety and security
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Patricia E. McCarthy
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Support
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No direct business association
| Eastman Chemical Company |
$0.00
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S 387 An Act for a competitive economy through safer alternatives to toxic chemicals; H 1990 An Act relative to safe cosmetics in the Commonwealth of Massachusetts; H 1992 An Act relative to protecting children from bisphenol-A; ; H 2062 An Act relative to healthy cosmetics; H 2087 An Act to restrict the use of polystyrene; S 346 An Act to create a framework to re-allocate responsibility for discarded products; h 2086 An Act to require environmentally safe alternatives to harmful cleaning products; S 351 An Act to protect children and families from harmful flame retardants; S 352 An Act to prevent the use of the most dangerous pesticides; S 354 An Act relative to healthy families and businesses; S 379 An Act improving recycling in the Commonwealth; S 400 An Act to protect children from bisphenol-A; S 1016 An Act concerning environmentally preferable cleaning supplies; S 1056 An Act relative to healthy schools.;
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Patricia E. McCarthy
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Oppose
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No direct business association
| Eastman Chemical Company |
$0.00
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H 235 An Act for healthy families and businesses; H 684 An Act relative to the Toxic Use Reduction Act; H 733 An Act to prevent the use of the most dangerous pesticides; H 741 An Act to create a framework to re-allocate responsibility for discarded products; H 746 An Act to increase recycling; H 765 An Act to reduce solid waste and provide universal recycling access; H 789 An Act protecting school children from environmental toxins; H 803 An Act to require producer responsibility for collection, reuse and recycling of discarded electronic products; H 814 An Act relative to producer responsibility for mercury-added lamps; H 2069 An Act relative to improving asthma in schools; H 2513 An Act improving recycling in the Commonwealth; H 2741 An Act further promoting energy efficiency and green jobs; H 2992 An Act encouraging a clean environment in Massachusetts; S 357 An Act to require producer responsibility for collection, reuse and recycling of discarded electronic products; S 386 An Act relative to information technology producer responsibility; S 744 An Act for a cleaner; H 695 An Act preventing the disposal of hydraulic fracturing wastewater; H 707 An Act to regulate hydraulic fracturing; H 788 An Act to protect our drinking water from hydraulic fracturing; H 2940 An Act involving hydraulic fracturing; H 3796 An Act to Protect our Drinking Water from Hydraulic Fracturing; H3538 An Act making appropriations for the Fiscal Year 2014 for the maintenance of the departments, boards, commissions, institutions and certain activities of the commonwealth, for interest, sinking fund and serial bond requirements and for certain permanent improvements Meetings at TURI: SAB, Science Advisory Board, Administrative Council, S 1931 An Act to protect children and families from harmful flame retardants
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Patricia E. McCarthy
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Neutral
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No direct business association
| Eastman Chemical Company |
$0.00
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HB 312 An Act investigating the economic impact of certain Massachusetts laws; H 1601 An Act to reduce smoking by minors; H 2684 An Act relative to recovering tax revenue lost to neighboring states; H 2767 An Act generating revenue for the Massachusetts Bay Transportation Authority by reducing the minimum price of cigarettes
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John Coleman Walsh
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Support
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No direct business association
| Cigar Association of America, Inc. |
$0.00
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H 3535 – An Act Relative to Transportation Finance (SEC 45-47); H 3401 Printed as amended version of the Bill making appropriations for the fiscal year 2014 for the maintenance of departments, boards, commissions, institutions and certain activities of the Commonwealth, for interest, sinking fund and serial bond requirements and for certain permanent improvements; (SEC 32A); H 3382 An Act relative to transportation finance; H 3415 An Act relative to transportation finance; S 1776 An Act relative to transportation finance; S 1800 Text of the Senate amendment to the House Bill making appropriations for the fiscal year 2014 for the maintenance of the departments, boards, commissions, institutions and certain activities of the Commonwealth, for interest, sinking fund and serial bond requirements and for certain permanent improvements, amendment 13.and 534; H 2563 An Act relative to the taxation of tobacco products; 3639 An Act modernizing tobacco control and protecting the health of minors S 658 An Act relative to the age of tobacco purchase; S 1046 An Act providing for disclosure of certain information relating to tobacco products sold in the Commonwealth; H 2590 An Act to direct tobacco tax revenues to reduce tobacco use and its harms; H 2593 An Act to reduce youth tobacco consumption; S 1055 An Act relative to other tobacco products; S 658 An Act relative to the age of tobacco purchase; S 1046 An Act providing for disclosure of certain information relating to tobacco products sold in the Commonwealth; S 1312 An Act to reduce tobacco addiction; S 1314 An Act improving the fairness of our tax laws; s 1321 An Act relative to smokeless tobacco excise tax; H 3726 An Act modernizing tobacco control and protecting the health of minors
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John Coleman Walsh
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Oppose
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No direct business association
| Cigar Association of America, Inc. |
$0.00
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H 3763 An Act financing improvements to the Commonwealth's transportation system
H 3544 Message from His Excellency the Governor returning with recommendation of amendments the engrossed Bill relative to transportation finance (House, No. 3535).; H3538 An Act making appropriations for the Fiscal Year 2014 for the maintenance of the departments, boards, commissions, institutions and certain activities of the commonwealth, for interest, sinking fund and serial bond requirements and for certain permanent improvements; H 1601 An Act to reduce smoking by minors H 1897 An Act to limit smoking to detached single family residences; h 1904 An Act to limit smoking to detached single family residences; h 1904 An Act to amend tobacco control laws; h 1945 An Act relative to tobacco retailer certification; h 1966 An Act to limit smoking to detached single family residences; H 2563 An Act relative to the taxation of tobacco products; H 2570 An Act to impose a tax on cigarette rolling papers;
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John Coleman Walsh
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Neutral
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No direct business association
| Cigar Association of America, Inc. |
$0.00
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St. 2006 c. 293 sec 5-12 801 CMR 51.00
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William F. Coyne, Jr., Esq. P.C.
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Support
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No direct business association
| Samuels & Associates Development LLC |
$45,000.00
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No Activity, Legislation or Bill numbers to report
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William F. Coyne, Jr., Esq. P.C.
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Neutral
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No direct business association
| Mass Tag LLC |
$0.00
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H 804 -- An Act preserving public trust rights in land affected by ocean erosion
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William F. Coyne, Jr., Esq. P.C.
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Support
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No direct business association
| Richard L Friedman |
$50,000.00
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H 3453 An Act relative to Charlestown's designated port area
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William F. Coyne, Jr., Esq. P.C.
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Support
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No direct business association
| CCC Realty Trust |
$45,000.00
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No Activity, Legislation or Bill numbers to report
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William F. Coyne, Jr., Esq. P.C.
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Neutral
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No direct business association
| The Congresss Group Inc. |
$0.00
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H 729 An Act establishing the commission on extended producer responsibility; H 741 An Act to create a framework to re-allocate responsibility for discarded products; H 808 An Act relative to the labeling of genetically engineered food; H 813 An Act relative to the labeling of seed; H 1936 An act relative to genetically engineered food; H 2037 An Act to establish guidelines for genetically engineered food; H 2040 An Act to prohibit the sale of "energy drinks" to persons under the age of 19; H 2093 An Act relative to the labeling of food; H 2489 An Act relative to the sales tax; H 2513 An Act improving recycling in the Commonwealth; H 2634 An Act improving recycling in the Commonwealth; H 2923 An act to improve recycling and litter reduction; H 2973 An Act to further recycling across the Commonwealth; H 2984 An Act to expand the bottle bill; H 2992 An Act encouraging a clean environment in Massachusetts; S 346 An Act to create a framework to re-allocate responsibility for discarded products; S 354 An Act relative to healthy families and businesses; S 379 An Act improving recycling in the Commonwealth; S 387 An Act for a competitive economy through safer alternatives to toxic chemicals; S 744 An Act for a cleaner Commonwealth; S 1059 An Act relative to food labeling;
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William F. Coyne, Jr., Esq. P.C.
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Oppose
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No direct business association
| Kraft Foods Group, Inc. |
$7,500.00
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H3538 An Act making appropriations for the Fiscal Year 2014 for the maintenance of the departments, boards, commissions, institutions and certain activities of the commonwealth, for interest, sinking fund and serial bond requirements and for certain permanent improvements; H 135 An Act for healthy families and businesses; H 304 An Act relative to consumer rebates; H 506 An Act relative to a commission on advertisements; H 1947 An Act relative to food labeling; H 2007 An Act relative to foods containing artificial trans fat; H 2011 An Act relative to expanding access to healthy food choices in vending machines on state property; H 3504 An Act to expand access to healthy foods and create the Massachusetts Food Trust; S 127 An Act relative to rebates; S 380 An Act relative to food trusts; S 1605 An Act relative to the bottle bill; H 3415 An Act Relative to Transportation; H 3544 Message from His Excellency the Governor returning with recommendation of amendments the engrossed Bill relative to transportation finance;
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William F. Coyne, Jr., Esq. P.C.
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Neutral
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No direct business association
| Kraft Foods Group, Inc. |
$7,500.00
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HB 312 An Act investigating the economic impact of certain Massachusetts laws; H 1601 An Act to reduce smoking by minors; H 2684 An Act relative to recovering tax revenue lost to neighboring states; H 2767 An Act generating revenue for the Massachusetts Bay Transportation Authority by reducing the minimum price of cigarettes
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William F. Coyne, Jr., Esq. P.C.
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Support
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No direct business association
| Cigar Association of America, Inc. |
$15,000.00
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H 3535 – An Act Relative to Transportation Finance (SEC 45-47); H 3401 Printed as amended version of the Bill making appropriations for the fiscal year 2014 for the maintenance of departments, boards, commissions, institutions and certain activities of the Commonwealth, for interest, sinking fund and serial bond requirements and for certain permanent improvements; (SEC 32A); H 3382 An Act relative to transportation finance; H 3415 An Act relative to transportation finance; S 1776 An Act relative to transportation finance; S 1800 Text of the Senate amendment to the House Bill making appropriations for the fiscal year 2014 for the maintenance of the departments, boards, commissions, institutions and certain activities of the Commonwealth, for interest, sinking fund and serial bond requirements and for certain permanent improvements, amendment 13.and 534; H 2074 An Act banning the sale of cigars in packages of less than five; H 2563 An Act relative to the taxation of tobacco products; 3639 An Act modernizing tobacco control and protecting the health of minors S 658 An Act relative to the age of tobacco purchase; S 1046 An Act providing for disclosure of certain information relating to tobacco products sold in the Commonwealth; H 2590 An Act to direct tobacco tax revenues to reduce tobacco use and its harms; H 2593 An Act to reduce youth tobacco consumption; S 1055 An Act relative to other tobacco products; S 658 An Act relative to the age of tobacco purchase; S 1046 An Act providing for disclosure of certain information relating to tobacco products sold in the Commonwealth; S 1312 An Act to reduce tobacco addiction; S 1314 An Act improving the fairness of our tax laws; s 1321 An Act relative to smokeless tobacco excise tax; H 3726 An Act modernizing tobacco control and protecting the health of minors
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William F. Coyne, Jr., Esq. P.C.
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Oppose
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No direct business association
| Cigar Association of America, Inc. |
$15,000.00
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H 3763An Act financing improvements to the Commonwealth's transportation system
H 3544 Message from His Excellency the Governor returning with recommendation of amendments the engrossed Bill relative to transportation finance (House, No. 3535).; H3538 An Act making appropriations for the Fiscal Year 2014 for the maintenance of the departments, boards, commissions, institutions and certain activities of the commonwealth, for interest, sinking fund and serial bond requirements and for certain permanent improvements; H 1601 An Act to reduce smoking by minors H 1897 An Act to limit smoking to detached single family residences; h 1904 An Act to limit smoking to detached single family residences; h 1904 An Act to amend tobacco control laws; h 1945 An Act relative to tobacco retailer certification; h 1966 An Act to limit smoking to detached single family residences; H 2563 An Act relative to the taxation of tobacco products; H 2570 An Act to impose a tax on cigarette rolling papers
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William F. Coyne, Jr., Esq. P.C.
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Neutral
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No direct business association
| Cigar Association of America, Inc. |
$10,000.00
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HB0001, An Act making appropriations for FY2014 , HB0262, An Act relative to telecommunications systems contractors and technicians, HB2591, An Act to close the telecom property tax loophole, HB2921, An Act relative to double poles; HB2944, An Act relative to double poles, HB2945, An Act relative to double utility poles, HB2952, An Act relative to double poles,
HB2953, An Act restricting use and connection of automatic dialing-announcing devices, HB2956, An Act relative to utility poles, HB2965, An Act relative to the leasing of telephone equipment, HB2972, An Act relative to municipal and town cell phones, HB2977, An Act relative to electric street poles, HB2985, An Act prohibiting deceptive billing practices by cellular telephone service providers, HB3300, An Act to require telephone companies serving the residents of the Commonwealth of Massachusetts to enlarge the type size of the printing used in the telephone directories, HB3385, An Act relative to incumbent local exchange carriers , HB3538, An Act making appropriations for the Fiscal Year 2014 for the maintenance of the departments, boards, commissions, institutions and certain activities of the commonwealth, for interest, sinking fund and serial bond requirements and for certain permanent improvements, HB3544, A message from His Excellency the Governor returning with recommendation of amendments the engrossed Bill relative to transportation finance (House, No. 3535)., SB1318, An Act eliminating telecommunications tax exemptions, SB1397, An Act relative to the taxation of Telecommunications companies, SB1570, An Act relative to injury caused by poles, SB1571, An Act relative to wireless carrier contracts, SB1576, An Act relative to the failure to remove existing poles, SB1577, An Act regulating the sale of telephone transmission lines,SB1578, An Act relative to service quality standards, SB1608, An Act regulating utility customer service, SB1617, An Act establishing a cell phone users' bill of rights, SB1620, An Act relative to the safety and protection of utility work and construction sites, SB1653, An Act providing for the enhanced protection of the dig safe law, SB1766, An Act relative to transportation finance,
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William F. Coyne, Jr., Esq. P.C.
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Oppose
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No direct business association
| Verizon Communications |
$20,000.00
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HB0210, An Act relative to secondhand dealers, HB0248, An Act regulating secondary metals dealings, HB0250, An Act regulating secondary metals dealings, HB0305, An Act relative to scrap metal dealers, HB2131, An Act establishing a prepaid wireless E911 surcharge, HB2503, An Act relative to the bundled cell phone taxation, HB2538, An Act relative to the taxation of cellular telephones ,HB2583, An Act relative to bundled cellular telephone transactions, HB2720, An Act relative to bundled cellular telephone transactions , HB2912, An Act relative to the sale of prepaid cell phones, HB2930, An Act modernizing telephone regulation and encouraging economic growth, HB2966, An Act regarding regulation of directory assistance, HB3277, An Act regulating secondary metals dealing, HB3586, An Act relative to bundled cellular telephone transactions,
HB3662, An Act Repealing the Computer and Software Services Taxes, SB0125, An Act relative to second hand dealers, SB0155, An Act regulating secondary metals dealing, SB0776, An Act relative to the theft of copper wire, SB1612, An Act to allow web posting of telephone rates,
SB1908, An Act upgrading mobile broadband coverage in the commonwealth, SB1916, An Act regulating secondary metals dealing, SB1929, An Act regulating secondary metals dealing,
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William F. Coyne, Jr., Esq. P.C.
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Support
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No direct business association
| Verizon Communications |
$20,000.00
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HB0079, An Act establishing paid family leave, HB1419, An Act relative to wiretapping in the Commonwealth, HB1739, An Act establishing earned paid sick time, HB1764, An Act to establish employment leave and safety remedies to victims of domestic violence, stalking and sexual assault., HB1774, An Act relative to parental leave, HB2982, An Act allowing cable companies to compete for business on a statewide basis, HB3261, An Act updating the wire interception law,
HB3535, An Act relative to transportation finance, SB0033, An Act relative to parental leave, SB0654, An Act updating the wire interception law , SB0853, An Act to establish employment leave and safety remedies to victims of domestic violence, stalking and sexual assault, SB0865, An Act relative to parental leave, SB0900, An Act establishing earned paid sick time, SB1892 , An Act enhancing protection for victims of domestic violence, SB1897, An Act enhancing protection for victims of domestic violence
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William F. Coyne, Jr., Esq. P.C.
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Neutral
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No direct business association
| Verizon Communications |
$9,999.98
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H 208 An Act to limit drink specials from 7 days a week to 2 days per calendar week; H 216 An Act relative to selling alcohol on Sunday; S 1661 An Act relative to ignition interlock devices ; S 1929 An Act Regulating Secondary Metals Dealing
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William F. Coyne, Jr., Esq. P.C.
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Support
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No direct business association
| MillerCoors |
$4,750.00
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H 2632 An Act establishing the substance abuse health protection fund; H 2633 An Act increasing the excise tax on alcoholic beverages; H 2897 An Act prohibiting alcohol advertising on Commonwealth property; S 88 An Act to update the alcohol excise tax
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William F. Coyne, Jr., Esq. P.C.
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Oppose
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No direct business association
| MillerCoors |
$7,000.00
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H 178 An Act regulating the sale of malt beverages; H 179 An Act to expand the sale of products by farmer breweries; H 199 An Act relative to the charitable auctioning of malt beverage; H 248 An Act regulating secondary metals dealings; H 182 An Act Relative to Franchise Laws; H 267 An Act relative to small brewers; H273 An Act regulating the sale of malt beverages; H 287 An Act prohibiting minors from handling alcoholic beverages; H 305 An Act relative to scrap metal dealers; H 1278 An Act relative to ignition interlock licensing; H 2513 An Act improving recycling in the commonwealth; H 2984 An Act to expand the bottle bill; H 2992 An Act encouraging a clean environment in Massachusetts; H 3277 An Act regulating secondary metals dealing; S 89 An Act relative to the posting of fetal alcohol syndrome warning notices; S 139 An Act to deter underage drinking; S 155 An Act regulating secondary metals dealing; S 1916 An Act Regulating secondary metals dealing; S 1929 An Act Regulating Secondary metals dealing: S 162 An Act relative to retail liquor sales to caterers; S 379 An Act improving recycling in the Commonwealth; S 744 An Act for a cleaner Commonwealth; S 1605 An Act relative to the bottle bill; HB0001 - An Act making appropriations for fiscal year 2014; HB 3400 -- An Act making appropriations for the fiscal year 2014 for the maintenance of the departments, boards, commissions, institutions and certain activities of the Commonwealth, for interest, sinking fund and serial bond requirements and for certain permanent improvements; H 3401 Printed as amended version of the Bill making appropriations for the fiscal year 2014 for the maintenance of departments, boards, commissions, institutions and certain activities of the Commonwealth, for interest, sinking fund and serial bond requirements and for certain permanent improvements; S 0003 Text of the recommended amendment to the House Bill making appropriations for the fiscal year 2014 for the maintenance of the departments, boards, commissions, institutions and certain activities of the Commonwealth, for interest, sinking fund and serial bond requirements and for certain permanent improvements; S1800 Text of the Senate amendments to the House Bill making appropriations for the fiscal year 2014 for the maintenance of the departments, boards, commissions, institutions and certain activities of the Commonwealth, for interest, sinking fund and serial bond requirements and for certain permanent improvements; H3538 An Act making appropriations for the Fiscal Year 2014 for the maintenance of the departments, boards, commissions, institutions and certain activities of the commonwealth, for interest, sinking fund and serial bond requirements and for certain permanent improvements
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William F. Coyne, Jr., Esq. P.C.
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Neutral
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No direct business association
| MillerCoors |
$7,000.00
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H 329 An Act relative to inquiry-based science, technology, engineering and mathematics education; H 479An Act relative to enhancing English opportunities for all students in the Commonwealth H 1207 An Act relative to the theft of motor vehicle fuel; SB 230 An Act to include recycling education in the Massachusetts Science and Technology Engineering Curriculum Framework; S1498; S 219 An Act supporting the local determination of educational competency and multiple forms of academic assessment.; SB225 - An Act relative to enhancing english opportunities for all students in the Commonwealth
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William F. Coyne, Jr., Esq. P.C.
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Support
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No direct business association
| Exxon Mobil Corporation |
$8,500.00
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H 3382 An Act Relative to Transportation Finance; H 3415 Act Relative to Transportation Finance; H 3535 – An Act Relative to Transportation Finance S 1755 Act Relative to Transportation Finance; S 1770 Text of the Senate amendment to the House Bill relative to transportation finance (being the amendment of Senate document printed as amended S 1776 An Act Relative to Transportation Finance; H 3544 Message from His Excellency the Governor returning with recommendation of amendments the engrossed Bill relative to transportation finance (House, No. 3535). H 695 An Act preventing the disposal of hydraulic fracturing wastewater; H 707 An Act to regulate hydraulic fracturing; H 788 An Act to protect our drinking water from hydraulic fracturing;H 1992 An Act relative to protecting children from bisphenol-A;
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William F. Coyne, Jr., Esq. P.C.
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Oppose
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No direct business association
| Exxon Mobil Corporation |
$8,500.00
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H3538 An Act making appropriations for the Fiscal Year 2014 for the maintenance of the departments, boards, commissions, institutions and certain activities of the commonwealth, for interest, sinking fund and serial bond requirements and for certain permanent improvements. H 206 An Act to ensure fairness and competition for consumers; H235 An Act for healthy families and businesses; H 559 An Act relative to accountability for corporate political spending; H 684 An Act relative to the Toxic Use Reduction Act; H 735 An Act relative to the development and promulgation of regulations governing underground storage tanks; H 787 An Act relative to plastic bag reduction; H 792 An Act to repower Massachusetts; H 801 An Act to promote the reduction of green house gas emissions and to reduce the use of fossil fuels for vehicles in the Commonwealth; H 2594 ; An Act to promote the use of electric vehicles; H 2706 An Act eliminating the gasoline tax to state agencies and municipalities; H 2741 An Act further promoting energy efficiency and green jobs; H 2933 An Act enhancing natural gas pipeline safety; H 2935 An Act to transition to a clean energy Commonwealth; s 354 An Act relative to healthy families and businesses; S 1113 An Act to prohibit price gouging during states of emergency; S 1350 An Act relative to the selection and use of plastic carryout bags in certain stores; S 1355 An Act providing incentives for the purchase and use of alternative fuel vehicles; S 1381 An Act promoting the use of electric vehicles; S 1565 An Act requiring the timely adoption of greenhouse gas emission limits for the year 2030; S 1579 An Act further promoting electric vehicles; S 1583 An Act relative to renewable energy portfolio standards; S 1586 An Act further promoting energy efficiency and green jobs; S 1593 An Act relative to credit for thermal energy generated with renewable fuels; S 1603 An Act establishing a renewable energy investment commission; S 1685 An Act relative propane powered vehicles HB3565 - Governor - An Act relative to the taxation of carbon-based fuels; Section 207 contained in the engrossed Bill making appropriations for the fiscal year 2014 (see House, No. 3538), which had been returned by His Excellency the Governor with recommendation of amendment (Attachment J of House, No. 3566); S 1498 An Act enhancing the Global Warming Solutions Act
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William F. Coyne, Jr., Esq. P.C.
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Neutral
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No direct business association
| Exxon Mobil Corporation |
$7,618.48
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H 221 An Act relative to the recorking of wine H 1504 An Act relative to the donations of leftover food by restaurants and cafeterias;H 1718 An Act relative to the fair distribution of gratuities H 1723 An Act relative to the treble damages provisions of the wage and hour laws; H 1749 An Act to further protect an employee's right to tips; H 2654 An Act relative to the meals tax holiday; H 2688 An Act to establish a meals tax holiday; S 110 An Act relative to the recorking of wine; S 161 An Act relative to identification for the sale of alcoholic beverages; S 862 An Act to further protect an employee's right to tips; S 887 An Act relative to the pooling of tips; S 1374 An Act establishing a meals tax holiday; S 1434 An Act establishing a meals tax holiday; S 1628 An Act to improve the promotion of tourism throughout the Commonwealth;
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William F. Coyne, Jr., Esq. P.C.
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Support
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No direct business association
| Massachusetts Restaurant Association |
$7,000.00
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H 79 An Act establishing paid family leave; H 287 An Act prohibiting minors from handling alcoholic beverages H 1701 An Act to improve the Commonwealth's economy with a strong minimum wage; H 1739 An Act establishing earned paid sick time; H 1740 An Act providing unpaid family and medical leave; H 1757 An Act promoting the Commonwealth's economic recovery with a strong minimum wage; H 1913 An Act relative to food establishments; H 1958 An Act requiring identification of food allergens in eating establishments; H 2489 An Act relative to the sales tax; h 2923 An act to improve recycling and litter reduction; h 2984 An Act to expand the bottle bill; H 2992 An Act encouraging a clean environment in Massachusetts; S 90 An Act increasing penalties for overserving alcohol; S 354 An Act relative to healthy families and businesses; S 387 An Act for a competitive economy through safer alternatives to toxic chemicals; S 744 An Act for a cleaner Commonwealth; S 878 An Act to improve the Commonwealth's economy with a strong minimum wage; S 900 An Act establishing earned paid sick time; S 1051 An Act to prevent undue influence on prescriber behavior; S 1052 An Act to restore integrity in the marketing of pharmaceutical products and medical devices; S 1061 An Act prohibiting the use of all latex gloves and products by persons who handle food; S 1925 An Act To Restore the Minimum Wage, Amendment 1
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William F. Coyne, Jr., Esq. P.C.
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Oppose
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No direct business association
| Massachusetts Restaurant Association |
$7,000.00
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H3538 An Act making appropriations for the Fiscal Year 2014 for the maintenance of the departments, boards, commissions, institutions and certain activities of the commonwealth, for interest, sinking fund and serial bond requirements and for certain permanent improvements; H 208 An Act to limit drink specials from 7 days a week to 2 days per calendar week; H 41 An Act to support employers in the Commonwealth; H 208; H 235 An Act for healthy families and businesses; H 668 An Act Promoting economic development by strengthening the local seafood industry; H 1589 An Act relative to equal access in hospitals, public transportation, nursing homes, supermarkets, retail establishments, and all other places open to the public; H 1777 An Act relative to the treble damages provisions of the wage and hour laws; H 1723 An Act relative to the treble damages provisions of the wage and hour laws; H 1890 An Act protecting the health and safety of people in restaurants; H 1899 Resolve providing for an investigation and study by a special commission relative to restaurants' handling of food allergens; H 1946 An Act relative to strengthening the consumer protections and ensuring the proper labeling of fish sold in the Commonwealth; H 2007 An Act relative to foods containing artificial trans fat; H 2018 An Act to define modest meals and refreshments in prescriber educational settings; H 2040 An Act to prohibit the sale of "energy drinks" to persons under the age of 19; H 2075 An Act prohibiting the use of all latex gloves and products by persons who handle food; H2086 An Act to require environmentally safe alternatives to harmful cleaning products; H 2087 An Act to restrict the use of polystyrene; H 2011 An Act relative to restroom accommodations in family restaurants; S 348 An Act to facilitate the growth of innovative food enterprises in the Commonwealth; S 370 An Act prohibiting polystyrene packaging by 2017; S 655 An Act to protect the citizens of the Commonwealth from drunk drivers; S 953 An Act authorizing cities and towns to prohibit the sale or use of polystyrene packaging;S1043 An Act relative to restroom accommodations in family restaurants; SB 1100 An Act to reduce the risks associated with allergic reactions; S 1103 An Act relative to cleanliness in restaurants and bars; S 1605 An Act relative to the bottle bill; H 3382 An Act Relative to Transportation Finance; H 3415 Act Relative to Transportation Finance; H 3535 – An Act Relative to Transportation Finance S 1755 Act Relative to Transportation Finance; S 1770 Text of the Senate amendment to the House Bill relative to transportation finance (being the amendment of Senate document printed as amended S 1776 An Act Relative to Transportation Finance; H 3544 Message from His Excellency the Governor returning with recommendation of amendments the engrossed Bill relative to transportation finance (House, No. 3535).
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William F. Coyne, Jr., Esq. P.C.
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Neutral
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No direct business association
| Massachusetts Restaurant Association |
$7,000.00
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H 696 An Act to reduce plastic pollution; H 787 An Act relative to plastic bag reduction; H 1992 An Act relative to protecting children from bisphenol-A; H 2062 An Act relative to healthy cosmetics; h 2075 An Act prohibiting the use of all latex gloves and products by persons who handle food; h 2086 An Act prohibiting the use of all latex gloves and products by persons who handle food; H 2087 An Act to restrict the use of polystyrene; H 3438 An Act to reduce plastic pollution; S 346 An Act to create a framework to re-allocate responsibility for discarded products; S 351 An Act to protect children and families from harmful flame retardants; S 352 An Act to prevent the use of the most dangerous pesticides; S 354 An Act relative to healthy families and businesses; S 359 An Act relative to plastic bag reduction; S 369 An Act prohibiting polystyrene packaging by 2017; S 370 An Act prohibiting polystyrene packaging by 2017; S 379 An Act improving recycling in the Commonwealth; S 387 An Act for a competitive economy through safer alternatives to toxic chemicals; S 400 An Act to protect children from bisphenol-A; S 953 An Act authorizing cities and towns to prohibit the sale or use of polystyrene packaging; S 1016 An Act concerning environmentally preferable cleaning supplies; S 1056 An Act relative to healthy schools; S 1061 An Act prohibiting the use of all latex gloves and products by persons who handle food; S 1350 An Act relative to the selection and use of plastic carryout bags in certain stores; S 1931 An Act to protect children and families from harmful flame retardants
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William F. Coyne, Jr., Esq. P.C.
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Oppose
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No direct business association
| American Chemistry Council |
$16,250.00
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H 235 An Act for healthy families and businesses; H 684 An Act relative to the Toxic Use Reduction Act; H 729 An Act establishing the commission on extended producer responsibility; H 733 An Act to prevent the use of the most dangerous pesticides; H 734 An Act to reduce solid waste in the Commonwealth; H 741 An Act to create a framework to re-allocate responsibility for discarded products; H 746 An Act to increase recycling; H 758 An Act to reduce solid waste, increase recycling and generate municipal cost savings; H 765 An Act to reduce solid waste and provide universal recycling access; H 789 An Act protecting school children from environmental toxins; H 1990 An Act relative to safe cosmetics in the Commonwealth of Massachusetts; H 803 An Act to require producer responsibility for collection, reuse and recycling of discarded electronic products; H 814 An Act relative to producer responsibility for mercury-added lamps; H 2069 An Act relative to improving asthma in schools; H 2513 An Act improving recycling in the Commonwealth; H 2067 An Act relative to promoting energy efficiency; H 2741 An Act further promoting energy efficiency and green jobs; H 2943 ; An Act updating the bottle bill; H 2973 An Act to further recycling across the Commonwealth; H 2984 An Act to expand the bottle bill; H 2992 An Act encouraging a clean environment in Massachusetts; S 353 An Act to reduce solid waste in the Commonwealth; S 357 An Act to require producer responsibility for collection, reuse and recycling of discarded electronic products; S 386 An Act relative to information technology producer responsibility; S 744 An Act for a cleaner Commonwealth ; S 1588 An Act updating the bottle bill; S 1598 An Act to improve recycling; S 1605 An Act relative to the bottle bill; H3538 An Act making appropriations for the Fiscal Year 2014 for the maintenance of the departments, boards, commissions, institutions and certain activities of the commonwealth, for interest, sinking fund and serial bond requirements and for certain permanent improvements; H 1823 An Act relative to producer responsibility for mercury-added lamps. Meetings at TURI: SAB, Science Advisory Board, Administrative Council
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William F. Coyne, Jr., Esq. P.C.
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Neutral
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No direct business association
| American Chemistry Council |
$16,250.00
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H 351 An Act establishing a special commission on school safety H 379 An Act establishing a commission to study school safety and security
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William F. Coyne, Jr., Esq. P.C.
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Support
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No direct business association
| Eastman Chemical Company |
$6,000.00
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S 387 An Act for a competitive economy through safer alternatives to toxic chemicals; H 1990 An Act relative to safe cosmetics in the Commonwealth of Massachusetts; H 1992 An Act relative to protecting children from bisphenol-A; ; H 2062 An Act relative to healthy cosmetics; H 2087 An Act to restrict the use of polystyrene; S 346 An Act to create a framework to re-allocate responsibility for discarded products; h 2086 An Act to require environmentally safe alternatives to harmful cleaning products; S 351 An Act to protect children and families from harmful flame retardants; S 352 An Act to prevent the use of the most dangerous pesticides; S 354 An Act relative to healthy families and businesses; S 379 An Act improving recycling in the Commonwealth; S 400 An Act to protect children from bisphenol-A; S 1016 An Act concerning environmentally preferable cleaning supplies; S 1056 An Act relative to healthy schools.;
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William F. Coyne, Jr., Esq. P.C.
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Oppose
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No direct business association
| Eastman Chemical Company |
$6,000.00
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H 235 An Act for healthy families and businesses; H 684 An Act relative to the Toxic Use Reduction Act; H 733 An Act to prevent the use of the most dangerous pesticides; H 741 An Act to create a framework to re-allocate responsibility for discarded products; H 746 An Act to increase recycling; H 765 An Act to reduce solid waste and provide universal recycling access; H 789 An Act protecting school children from environmental toxins; H 803 An Act to require producer responsibility for collection, reuse and recycling of discarded electronic products; H 814 An Act relative to producer responsibility for mercury-added lamps; H 2069 An Act relative to improving asthma in schools; H 2513 An Act improving recycling in the Commonwealth; H 2741 An Act further promoting energy efficiency and green jobs; H 2992 An Act encouraging a clean environment in Massachusetts; S 357 An Act to require producer responsibility for collection, reuse and recycling of discarded electronic products; S 386 An Act relative to information technology producer responsibility; S 744 An Act for a cleaner; H 695 An Act preventing the disposal of hydraulic fracturing wastewater; H 707 An Act to regulate hydraulic fracturing; H 788 An Act to protect our drinking water from hydraulic fracturing; H 2940 An Act involving hydraulic fracturing; H 3796 An Act to Protect our Drinking Water from Hydraulic Fracturing; H3538 An Act making appropriations for the Fiscal Year 2014 for the maintenance of the departments, boards, commissions, institutions and certain activities of the commonwealth, for interest, sinking fund and serial bond requirements and for certain permanent improvements Meetings at TURI: SAB, Science Advisory Board, Administrative Council, S 1931 An Act to protect children and families from harmful flame retardants
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William F. Coyne, Jr., Esq. P.C.
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Neutral
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No direct business association
| Eastman Chemical Company |
$6,000.00
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$359,868.46
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Meals, Travel, and Entertainment Expenses
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Additional Expenses
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Campaign Contributions
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| 07/01/2013 | William F. Coyne, Jr. |
Bill Galvin Comm.
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Rep., 5th Norfolk
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$200.00
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| 07/12/2013 | William F. Coyne, Jr. |
Bill Fennell Comm.
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Rep., 10th Essex
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$100.00
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| 07/29/2013 | William F. Coyne, Jr. |
Martha Coakley Comm.
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Attorney General
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$200.00
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| 08/01/2013 | William F. Coyne, Jr. |
John Connolly for Mayor
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Mayor, City of Boston
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$200.00
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| 08/20/2013 | William F. Coyne, Jr. |
Bill Linehan Comm.
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Mayor, City of Boston
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$200.00
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| 08/21/2013 | William F. Coyne, Jr. |
Charlotte Golar Richie comm.
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Mayor, City of Boston
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$200.00
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| 09/05/2013 | William F. Coyne, Jr. |
Daniel Cullinane Comm.
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Rep., 12th Suffolk
|
$100.00
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| 09/19/2013 | William F. Coyne, Jr. |
Chris Walsh Comm.
|
Rep., 6th Middlesex
|
$100.00
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| 10/07/2013 | William F. Coyne, Jr. |
Garrett Bradley Comm.
|
Rep., 3rd Plymouth
|
$200.00
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| 10/21/2013 | William F. Coyne, Jr. |
David Bartley Comm.
|
Sen., 2nd Hampden & Hampshire
|
$200.00
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| 11/18/2013 | William F. Coyne, Jr. |
John Keenan Comm.
|
Sen., Norfolk & Plymouth
|
$200.00
|
| 11/19/2013 | William F. Coyne, Jr. |
Therese Murray Comm.
|
Sen., 9th Plymouth
|
$200.00
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| 11/22/2013 | William F. Coyne, Jr. |
Michael Brady Comm.
|
Rep., 9th Plymouth
|
$100.00
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| 12/03/2013 | William F. Coyne, Jr. |
David Rogers Comm.
|
Rep., 24th Middlesex
|
$100.00
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| 08/14/2013 | Patricia E. McCarthy |
Bill Linehan Comm.
|
Boston City Council, District 2
|
$200.00
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| 09/09/2013 | Patricia E. McCarthy |
Dan Cullinane Comm.
|
Rep., 12th Suffolk
|
$100.00
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| 10/16/2013 | Patricia E. McCarthy |
David Bartley for Senate
|
Sen., 2nd Hampden & Hampshire
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$100.00
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| 10/24/2013 | Patricia E. McCarthy |
Gail Canderas Comm.
|
Sen., 1st Hampden & Hampshire
|
$125.00
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| 12/11/2013 | Patricia E. McCarthy |
Dan Hunt Committee
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Rep., 13th Suffolk
|
$100.00
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| | | | Total contributions |
$2,925.00
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