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The town of Bourne's board of health is planning to enforce a town regulation limiting motel stays to three weeks in order to try to limit the number of migrants in town. Fifty-five children from migrant families were in Bourne public schools as of earlier this month, town
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Just because the New England Patriots won earlier this week, that does not mean we should expect them to win again this coming Sunday, according to the oddsmakers. That's because the 1-2 Patriots, fresh off a 15-10 win over the New York Jets on September 24, are seven-point
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U.S. Senator Elizabeth Warren (D-Massachusetts) recently picked up Governor Maura Healey's endorsement in her 2024 re-election bid. Healey formally endorsed Warren on Twitter. She said Warren is an ally who shares her vision for the state.
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By Chris Lisinski State House News Service
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The city of Somerville could issue tickets for illegal parking based on a photo sent by a witness who doesn't work for the city, a lawyer said. City councilors haven't decided yet whether they want to do that. But the Somerville Legislative Matters Committee, a subcommittee
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The federal government needs to cancel student debt as an act of racial justice, particularly for black women, U.S. Representative Ayanna Pressley said. Loan payments are set to resume Sunday, October 1.
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Boston University is conducting an inquiry into its Center for Antiracist Research due to complaints it received about the center's grant management and culture. Ibram X. Kendi serves as the center's director. He is one of the leading proponents of critical race theory in the United
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Somerset-Berkeley High girls' field hockey freshman Ryan Crook had a sharp performance in his team's 7-1 win over Durfee (Fall River) last week. Crook, a boy who also plays baseball, shined for the girls' team, netting two goals while dishing out two assists.
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