At the State House, Senator Stanley C. Rosenberg (left) and Senator Steven C. Pangiatakos headed back to the Senate offices after talking to reporters outside the governor’s office.
(Jim Davis/Globe Staff)
Patrick, in shift, offers a slots deal
Would accept parlor if Hill gridlock ends
At the State House, Senator Stanley C. Rosenberg (left) and Senator Steven C. Pangiatakos headed back to the Senate offices after talking to reporters outside the governor’s office.
(Jim Davis/Globe Staff)
In a significant shift in his public position, Governor Deval Patrick said yesterday that he would accept creation of one slot parlor as part of the expanded gambling bill, if legislators agreed to break a logjam that has halted other major business on Beacon Hill. (Full article: 949 words)
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