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By Jon Marcus The Hechinger Report NEW LONDON, New Hampshire — Bright fall hues and neatly manicured lawns frame red brick buildings and a white wooden church steeple on a peaceful New England main street with a view of the White Mountains in the distance.
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The city of Worcester's medical director used the title of a Roman Catholic prayer to describe a state program offering a $75 gift card to someone who gets a vaccine or booster at certain clinics. "It is a little of a Hail Mary, I think. We'
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The city of Northampton has gotten a perfect score of 100 from the pro-homosexuality and pro-transgenderism Human Rights Campaign. The city government got points for providing services to transgender people, having a liaison with the city's police department on how police deal with homosexuals and transgender people, protecting
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Does the mainstream media have a liberal bias? Mainstream media outlets typically don't tell their readers where their writers and editors stand politically. (Unlike NewBostonPost, which says "The hub of conservative thought" at the top of the web site.) Some outlets present themselves as impartial.
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By Colin Young State House News Service
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How should Boston go about solving its Methadone Mile problem? Massachusetts Governor Charlie Baker thinks that cracking down on drug dealers is one way to mitigate the tent city located on Melnea Cass Boulevard and Massachusetts Avenue in the Roxbury section of Boston.
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President Joe Biden doesn't like New Hampshire's first-in-the-nation primary status. The Democratic president wants his party to shake up the order and instead give South Carolina that position in the primary.
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Should illegal immigrants be eligible for in-state tuition at state colleges and universities in Massachusetts? One state representative-elect, Chelsea city councilor Judith Garcia, says it will be one of her priorities in the upcoming legislative term.
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