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U.S. Senator Bernie Sanders (I-Vermont) supports sending foreign aid to Israel, but introduced a caveat recently. Sanders said he would not support it if it is used on weaponry that kills civilians in the Gaza Strip.
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Probation officers visited the homes of sex offenders on probation in several cities in Massachusetts on Halloween to make sure their front door lights were off and that they weren't handing out candy to children. The program is known as Operation Lights Out.
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By Colin A. Young State House News Service
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Massachusetts legislators are considering a bill that would make it illegal to sell most fluorescent light bulbs in the state by 2025. The bill, called "An Act Relative To Clean Lighting" (Massachusetts House Bill 777 and Massachusetts Senate Bill 538), is designed to reduce carbon emissions and the
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People who oppose gun control measures must be voted out of office, U.S. Representative Katherine Clark (D-Revere) told an audience at Arlington High School. "I think it really is that simple. We have to elect people who will move us forward," Clark told the audience Monday, October
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The New Hampshire presidential primary ballot will be crowded next year. While the primary date has not yet been set, there will be 24 Republicans on the ballot and 21 Democrats, according to The Associated Press.
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A boy helped the Somerset-Berkley High School girls' field hockey team to an undefeated regular season this year. Somerset-Berkeley capped off its regular season at 17-0-1 last week, and freshman Ryan Crook played a role in the team's success.
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A coffee shop next to the house where Lizzie Borden (allegedly) killed her miserly father and step-mother with a hatchet in 1892 can keep the name Miss Lizzie's Coffee at least for the time being, a federal judge said. The company that owns the Lizzie Borden House, U.
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