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Prison inmates take the motors out of electric typewriters and electric pencil sharpeners to help make tattoos, an inmate told a Massachusetts court. John J. Sullivan made the statement while contesting his firing as a law clerk in the prison library at Massachusetts Correctional Institution – Shirley, where he is serving
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A Somerville city councilor is calling for city officials to study the feasibility of requiring criminal background checks and sex offender checks for people who staff pro-life crisis pregnancy centers, if any ever come to Somerville. Kristen Strezo, a member of the city council, brought up the idea during a
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By Casey Harper The Center Square
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Anthony Amore recently got an endorsement from an organization that typically doesn't endorse Republicans. The Republican auditor candidate got the endorsement of the New England Chinese American Association.
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Not everyone who wanted to vote by mail in the Commonwealth of Massachusetts in the September 2022 primary had his vote counted. There were 480,255 ballots cast by mail, but 11,412 of those were received and rejected. The most common reason for rejected ballots was that they showed
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Should Massachusetts reinstate rent control? The Democratic candidates for governor and lieutenant governor said that they would support it this week.
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By Chris Lisinski State House News Service
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The incumbent governor of New Hampshire has a solid lead in the race to keep his job. Governor Chris Sununu, a Republican, holds a 17-point lead over his opponent, according to a recently-released poll from the University of New Hampshire. The poll found that while Sununu had 55 percent support
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