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Former Rhode Island General Treasurer Anthony Solomon died on Thursday. The longtime Providence resident was 89 years old. The Democrat served as state treasurer in two nonconsecutive terms (1977 to 1984, and 1989 to 1993).
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Massachusetts state Senator Lydia Edwards says she doesn't have children because she doesn't have enough money. "I do not have children. It is because it's a financial decision. A very hard one to make, honestly. And I would love to be a mother
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Salem Mayor Kim Driscoll has some supporters in the race for lieutenant governor. The Democrat has released a list of 42 people who have endorsed her.
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A Republican has pulled papers to run for lieutenant governor. Anthony David Caliri of Woburn took out nomination papers to collect signatures to get on the ballot on the Republican side for lieutenant governor, an official from the Massachusetts Secretary of the Commonwealth's office told NewBostonPost.
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Former U.S. Marine and current U.S. Representative Jake Auchincloss (D-Newton) thinks the United States and its allies need to punish Russia for invading Ukraine this week. However, Auchincloss also thinks that in addition to not depending on Russian energy, including oil and natural gas, that countries need to
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It was a warm day in Massachusetts on Wednesday. The high temperature in Boston hit 69 degrees Fahrenheit. It was the highest temperature on record in the city for February 23, according to CBS Boston. While it wasn't that warm all day, the temperature was in the 60s
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Massachusetts Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program recipients now have more options of where they can use their benefits. Massachusetts Governor Charlie Baker's administration announced on Wednesday that people can now use the benefits to purchase food online from Price Rite Marketplace. It's a supermarket chain that has
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A school committee member in Northampton is taking flak for the way he asked a question about math students of varying levels of understanding being put in the same classroom. Michael Stein, one 10 members of the city's elected school committee, asked a question about "differentiated instruction&
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