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This week, a Christian flag is expected to fly at Boston City Plaza. The event, taking place on Wednesday, August 3, is roughly five years in the making. In 2017, Harold "Hal" Shurtleff, director and co-founder of Camp Constitution, applied to fly a "Christian flag" bearing
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One of the three blades on a 492-foot-high wind turbine in Gloucester fell off, closing access to an industrial park road. A neighbor said it happened at 1:05 a.m. Sunday, July 31.
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Deb Goldberg wants state representative Tommy Vitolo (D-Brookline) to serve another term. The Democratic state treasurer, who served as a Brookline selectman from 1998 to 2004, offered her endorsement to Vitolo last week.
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Should Joe Biden run again for president in 2024? U.S. Senator Elizabeth Warren (D-Cambridge) says that he should — and that the media should stop talking about it.
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The Massachusetts Legislature has abandoned proposed tax cuts, wrapping up the two-year formal legislative session early Monday morning with no vote on a bill that would have provided them. Lawmakers were talking about having the state government send out $250 rebate checks to taxpayers. But the bill died with no
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By Colin Young State House News Service
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Should people use terms like "freshmen," "preferred pronouns," and "foreign"? Smith College says no.
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Wind-generated electricity won't provide nearly enough power for Massachusetts in the future and must be augmented by other sources, Governor Charlie Baker said in a message proposing amendments to the state legislature's climate change bill. The governor's amendments — described in 19 pages – throw doubt
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