Senate President Karen Spilka refrained from lending her support for a budget amendment calling for the appointment of special counsel to handle Massachusetts' interests in Steward Health Care's bankruptcy proceedings, and said Wednesday that the Senate would take up a health care bill in the "near future."


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Senate President Karen Spilka refrained from lending her support for a budget amendment calling for the appointment of special counsel to handle Massachusetts’ interests in Steward Health Car…{ai:summary}<p>Senate President Spilka holds back on backing special counsel for Steward Health Care bankruptcy; health care bill on Senate agenda soon. #health</p>

Senate leaders not connecting on Tarr proposal for Steward special counsel

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