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7:30.....Treasurer Steven Grossman plans to address the Haverhill Chamber of Commerce breakfast.....Renaissance Golf Club, 377 Kenoza St., Haverhill

8:00.....House Speaker Robert DeLeo plans to join Sen. Anthony Petruccelli and Sal DiDomenico and Reps. Eugene O’Flaherty and Kathi-Anne Reinstein Friday at the Harbor Community Health Alliance breakfast. Organizers say hundreds of people will be on hand to talk about ways to improve the health status of Chelsea, Revere and Winthrop.....Jack Satter House, 420 Revere Beach Blvd., Revere

8:00.....The Massachusetts School Building Authority’s director of capital planning, Mary Pichetti, discusses the agency’s plans and programs.....888 Worcester St., Wellesley

9:00.....The Jobs Creation Commission continues its regional tour.....Saints Medical Center, One Hospital Drive, Lowell

9:00.....The Supreme Judicial Court hears four murder appeal cases in oral argument.....John Adams Courthouse, Courtroom One, Second Floor, Pemberton Square, Boston

11:00.....House Speaker Robert DeLeo, Senate President Therese Murray and Treasurer Steven Grossman are among those who will speak at the annual AFL-CIO State of the Union Conference. Murray is scheduled to speak at 10:15 a.m......180 Water St., Plymouth

1:00.....Department of Conservation and Recreation holds a Stewardship Council Meeting.....180 Beaman Street, West Boylston

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BLACK AND WHITE: Occasionally, Beacon Hill's petty personality politics - with recalcitrant chairmen shunted from power over perceived slights or rebellious rank-and-filers neutered by a leadership that can (and often does) dictate which liquor license bills go where - smash headfirst into the inescapably real. Massachusetts residents, it turns out, are dying from prescription drug abuse at a faster clip than they are in car crashes, procuring Vicodin or OxyContin from out-of-state "pill mills" or pilfering the medicine cabinets of family and friends to simulate heroin highs under the guise of modern medicine. Read more

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WEEK OF FEB. 5, 2012: Will he or won't he? House Speaker Robert DeLeo, who presides over the branch authorized to initiate tax increases, has held the line on new or higher taxes since he led the 2009 push to jack up the sales tax. DeLeo is still talking about the negative economic consequences of tax hikes, but he's also newly staring down a menu of taxes on candy, soda and cigarettes proposed by Gov. Deval Patrick. DeLeo and House leaders are also mulling over the latest in a string of state budgets that's likely to feature deep cuts in programs and services to free up money for high-dollar increase in fixed labor, health care and entitlement or safety net programs. Read more

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