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Prices Still High For Limited Inventory of Massachusetts Houses For Sale
By Chris Lisinski State House News Service
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Maura Healey Visiting Ireland Next Week; Will Mark 30th Anniversary of De-Criminalizing Same-Sex Sex Acts
Massachusetts Governor Maura Healey is traveling to Ireland next week. Healey will meet with the taoiseach (or prime minister), Leo Varadkar; foreign affairs minister Tánaiste Micheál Martin, Senate chairman Cathaoirleach Jerry Buttimer, and the Irish parliament's LGBTQI+ caucus.
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Rhode Island Governor Signs Bill Making Juneteenth A State Holiday
Juneteenth will be a state holiday in Rhode Island next year. Governor Dan McKee, a Democrat, signed a bill (S.444) into law on Monday making Juneteenth a state holiday beginning next year.
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Don’t Go to College: A Case for Revolution Makes Strong Moral Case Against Modern Colleges
Should young Americans go to college? Two former professors addressed the topic in Don't Go to College: A Case for Revolution, released in August last year.
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Connecticut Using Speed Cameras In Highway Work Zones
State officials in Connecticut are using speed cameras on four highways in the state to identify vehicles going more than 15 miles per hour faster than the speed limit – including 60 miles per hour in a 45-miles-per-hour zone. State officials are calling it a "test run" for speed
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Following Indictment, Trump Leads Biden, Polls Show
By Casey Harper The Center Square
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Ron DeSantis Gets Backing From MassGOP Vice Chairman
Florida Governor Ron DeSantis has the backing of at least two people with roles in the Massachusetts Republican Party. MassGOP vice chairman Jay Fleitman and state committeewoman Mary Lou Stuart of Northampton will be working on his behalf in the Bay State, according to Politico.
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Chris Sununu Hints He Won’t Seek Re-Election As Governor of New Hampshire
New Hampshire Governor Chris Sununu hinted that he may not seek re-election in 2024. The Republican governor of New Hampshire has not announced a decision, but he suggested he may pursue a different career path after 2024.
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