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Maura Healey Won’t Say If She’ll Run For Governor
Will Massachusetts Attorney General Maura Healey run for governor next year? She still won't say, although she's not ruling it out.
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Pro-Lifers Kick Off Fall 2021 Boston 40 Days For Life Campaign With Prayer Outside Planned Parenthood
More than 20 people stood outside the Planned Parenthood clinic on Commonwealth Avenue on Wednesday to pray for abortion to end — with a sense of optimism. A Franciscan priest named Father Andrew led the prayer as attendees held roses and signs, most of which said "Pray To End Abortion.
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Massachusetts Senate To Vote On Graphic Sex-Ed Mandate Once Again — Language Warning
Critics say the sex-ed agenda being pushed for by lawmakers in the Commonwealth of Massachusetts is not age-appropriate. So what will Republicans do about it? In the Massachusetts Senate, if recent history is a guide then the majority will likely support it when it comes up for a vote Thursday.
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Massachusetts Lawmakers Pushing To Legalize Voter-Rejected Physician-Assisted Suicide, Including Three Republicans
When the voters had a chance to decide the matter, they rejected it. And yet, the push to legalize physician-assisted suicide continues in the Commonwealth of Massachusetts from elected members of both sides of the aisle. A virtual hearing on a bill titled "An Act Relative To End of
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Some Massachusetts Parents Resorting To Homeschooling This Fall
By Matt Murphy State House News Service
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Rutland, Vermont Implements Targeted Mask Mandate With Exceptions
If you're a city employee in Rutland, Vermont, then you will have to wear a mask while working. The city will provide an exemption for those who notify the head of their respective department and provide proof of a coronavirus vaccination.
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Massachusetts Community Colleges Mandate Coronavirus Vaccine — But Not Immediately
Students and faculty at the 15 community colleges in Massachusetts will have to be fully vaccinated against coronavirus, as CBS Boston reports. They will have until January 2022 to get vaccinated. Only those who attend classes and work on campus will have to provide proof of vaccination, meaning that the
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Haverhill High School Fires Teacher Who Gave Dracut Students Controversial Sex Survey
Eric Jackson's tenure at Haverhill High School did not last long. The biology teacher was hired on August 30 and let go on September 10. The reason for his firing was the same reason that Dracut High School fired him last school year: a controversial sex survey that
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