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Charlie Baker Still Popular Among Democrats
How popular is Massachusetts Governor Charlie Baker? With Democrats, the answer is very popular.
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MBTA, Massport Drop Mask Requirements
By Chris Van Buskirk State House News Service
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Wheaton College Guide Advises Professors Against Using Terms Like “Women” And “Female”
Should college professors use gendered language in the classroom? Wheaton College advises its professors against it.
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Maura Healey Dominates Latest Poll In Massachusetts Democratic Race For Governor
If the Massachusetts Democratic gubernatorial primary were held today, attorney general Maura Healey would dominate it, according to a newly-released poll. A public opinion poll released by UMass Lowell found that 62 percent of likely Democratic primary voters would support Healey, according to Politico. That gave her a 45-point lead
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Boston Red Sox Pitcher Tanner Houck Can’t Pitch In Toronto — Guess Why?
The Boston Red Sox will be without at least one player in their series against the Toronto Blue Jays next week due to vaccine status. Tanner Houck won't be with the Red Sox from Monday to Thursday next week. That's because people must be vaccinated against
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Arlington School Committee Approves ‘Heterogeneous’ Pilot Program Combining Honors and Non-Honors Classes
Arlington High School plans to start a pilot program to combine honors and non-honors classes next school year, after a close vote approving the proposal. The Arlington School Committee voted 4-3 last week to approve heterogeneous grouping by combining all freshmen into what the school will call "honors"
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Anthony Amore Weighs In On Run For Massachusetts Auditor
Anthony Amore is in a familiar position. The 55-year-old Republican from Winchester is running for statewide office in the 2022 midterm election. He's the lone Republican candidate for state auditor and he says that he has the ideas and experience that make him the best person for the
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Residents Left Behind As Pandemic Hurts Bus Companies
Stateline, an initiative of The Pew Charitable Trusts. By Jenni Bergal Before the COVID-19 pandemic struck in March 2020, Rochester City Lines, a family-owned commuter and charter bus company in Minnesota, was riding high.
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