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Last In Nation, Massachusetts Budget Negotiators Still ‘Getting There’
By Michael P. Norton State House News Service
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Massachusetts Bill Would Eliminate Religious Exemptions For School Going Vaccination Requirements
To attend both public and private schools in Massachusetts, students must prove that they're vaccinated against certain diseases, unless they have a medical or religious exemption. Now, some lawmakers on Beacon Hill want to eliminate the religious exemption.
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About $8,000 Damage At One of the Worcester Crisis Pregnancy Centers Attacked, Executive Director Says
Clearway Clinic in Worcester sustained about $8,000 in damage during a late-night attack by abortion supporters last week, the leader of the clinic said. The vandals broke glass in the front doors and window and also spray painted "Jane's Revenge" in black on the walkway
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Massachusetts Supreme Judicial Court Upholds Mail-in, Early Voting Law
By Colin Young State House News Service
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Two Boston Red Sox Players Named All-Stars
Two members of the Boston Red Sox are American League All-Stars this season: third baseman Rafael Devers and shortstop Xander Bogaerts. Devers will be the starting third baseman for the American League in the Tuesday, July 19 contest at Dodger Stadium in Los Angeles. Bogaerts will serve as a bench
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Ayanna Pressley Endorses Maura Healey for Governor of Massachusetts
U.S. Representative Ayanna Pressley (D-Hyde Park) supports Maura Healey in the race for governor. Pressley endorsed the incumbent attorney general, who is the only Democrat in the race. She did not release a statement endorsing Healey.
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New Abortion Polling Shows How The Pro-Life Side Can Win
Is pro-life a losing issue in the United States? Not at all.
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Healey Doctrine and the Outrageous Attacks On Crisis Pregnancy Centers
If Massachusetts were a healthier society, Maura Healey would be fielding questions about whether she plans to resign as the state's attorney general. Around midday Wednesday, Healey's office put out a "warning" against crisis pregnancy centers because they don't offer abortions.
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