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With Legal Firm, Pioneer Institute Aims To Fill Void In New England
By Matt Murphy State House News Service
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Even Democratic States Are Now Pushing For Tax Cuts
Stateline, an initiative of The Pew Charitable Trusts. By Sophie Quinton Both Republicans and Democrats are calling for state tax cuts this year, spurred by huge budget surpluses.
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New Hampshire Will No Longer Sell Russian Liquor
State-run liquor stores in New Hampshire will no longer sell Russian liquor. New Hampshire Governor Chris Sununu made the announcement over the weekend in the wake of Russia's invasion of Ukraine.
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Westford Public Schools Recommends Eight-Year-Olds Read Book Teaching Them They Can Change Genders
What makes someone a boy and what makes someone a girl? Westford Public Schools want eight-year-olds to know the answer to that question.
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Target Pro-Life Crisis Pregnancy Centers With Investigations and Restrictions, Smith College Authors Say
Pro-life crisis pregnancy centers lure pregnant women in with misleading advertising and tell them lies in order to get them not to have an abortion, two Smith College authors argue in a newspaper column. The authors say crisis pregnancy centers "target vulnerable people."
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Supermarket Chain Gives 80-Year-Old Laundromat Owner The Boot
An 80-year-old woman known for running the cleanest laundromat in the area is going out of business because a supermarket chain that owns the building plans to put its own laundromat in her space, the woman told a local newspaper. Karen Faul owns Clean All Over Laundromat off Route 7
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Charlie Baker Rails Against Russia
By Colin Young State House News Service
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Seth Moulton Says Thousands Will Die In Russia’s Ukraine Invasion
How much bloodshed will there be as Russia invades Ukraine? A lot, according to U.S. Representative Seth Moulton (D-Salem).
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