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U.S. Representative Jared Golden (D-Maine), who represents his state's right-leaning Second Congressional District, is not happy with a recent move by President Joe Biden's administration. Golden disagrees with Biden's coronavirus vaccination mandate. On Thursday, September 9, Biden ordered that companies that employ 100
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The North Quincy High football team had no problem taking down the Somerville Highlanders in their home opener — and Charlie Baker got plenty of playing time. The Raiders won their home opener 48-6 on Friday, September 10. Since North Quincy's starters were dominant, they started putting their backups
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Rayla Campbell plans to run for secretary of the commonwealth now instead of lieutenant governor. The Republican from Randolph changed the purpose of her political committee in a letter to the Massachusetts Office of Campaign and Political Finance on Thursday. Campbell had been running for lieutenant governor since March. Before
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The Massachusetts Supreme Judicial Court says that the Massachusetts Newborn Protection Coalition can collect signatures for the time being in a push to get their born-alive protection question onto the November 2022 ballot. The state's highest court granted a preliminary injunction late Thursday afternoon, allowing the process to
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Massachusetts gubernatorial candidate and state Senator Sonia Chang-Diaz (D-Jamaica Plain) wants free public college — and she offered a way that she thinks will pay for most of it. She says that the proposal would cost $2 billion per year. Her plan to fund most of it is a 2.5
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Will schools be going back to remote learning anytime soon? Massachusetts Governor Charlie Baker says that he has no plans to allow it. The state Department of Elementary and Secondary Education has told local and regional public school officials that so-called days of learning must take place in person and
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How much do Bay State taxpayers have to pay for other people's abortions? More than $2 million per year over the last four years, according to data provided to NewBostonPost last week by the Massachusetts Executive Office of Health and Human Services.
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By Katie Lannan State House News Service
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