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She didn't win a single state in the Democratic primary last time around, but many Democrats want to see U.S. Senator Elizabeth Warren (D-Massachusetts) run for president again. Most Democrats don't want President Joe Biden, who is 79 years old, to seek a second term,
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Massachusetts state Representative Michelle DuBois likes her projected new state representative district better than her old one. The reason for that: the new district includes only portions of the city of Brockton. It will no longer include parts of the neighboring towns of East Bridgewater and West Bridgewater.
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Stateline, an initiative of The Pew Charitable Trusts. By Sophie Quinton Nurse Hannah Drummond routinely must watch patients for hours as they lie in the emergency department, waiting for a hospital bed upstairs. That includes patients so ill they use breathing machines or need hospice or intensive care, she said.
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There will not be a college football bowl game at Fenway Park this year. The Wasabi Fenway Bowl was set to take place at 11 a.m. Wednesday, December 29 at Fenway Park. The University of Virginia was set to play Southern Methodist University. However, an undisclosed number of the
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Gas is slightly cheaper than it was a week ago in the Commonwealth of Massachusetts, but don't expect the price to fall much further. The gas price is down one penny to $3.38 per gallon. That's still 10 cents per gallon higher than the national
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Can Massachusetts towns recognize polyamorous relationships and grant domestic partnership benefits to more than two people? Yes, the Massachusetts Attorney General's office says.
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Rayla Campbell wants Bill Galvin's winning streak to come to an end. The Republican from Whitman (and formerly Randolph) is running for Secretary of the Commonwealth against the entrenched Democratic incumbent. Galvin has served as the Secretary of the Commonwealth since 1995 — and other than four years out
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U.S. Senator Bernie Sanders (I-Vermont) knows it won't pass, but he still wants to take a vote on it. The self-described democratic socialist thinks the U.S. Senate should vote on President Joe Biden's so-called Build Back Better social spending plan — even though the majority
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