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It turns out U.S. Representative Ayanna Pressley (D-Dorchester) had a hard time paying back her student loans. Without going into much detail about it, the Boston University alum made this revelation in a press conference hosted by the American Federation of Teachers, first reported by Yahoo.
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A recent poll released by the MassInc Polling Group suggests that Massachusetts Republican Governor Charlie Baker is still popular. The group polled 1,308 Massachusetts residents between February 9 to February 21 on how they felt Governor Baker had been doing in his post. The poll found that 74 percent
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Are you a diabetic? Then you may be eligible for the coronavirus vaccine in Massachusetts.
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Sure, we are in the middle of the winter, but that means high school football season starts today in Massachusetts. There was no Massachusetts Interscholastic Athletic Association football in the fall due to the coronavirus emergency. Instead, school sports officials decided to create a season called Fall II, which is
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There was voter fraud in the 2016 presidential election — and a New Hampshire man admitted he was part of it recently. A 65-year-old man named Vincent Marzello pled guilty to felony wrongful voting in a Concord, New Hampshire courtroom last week, as Patch.com reports. Marzello voted twice in Lebanon,
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Do you plan on going to Vermont anytime soon? Have you had both doses of the coronavirus vaccine? If that's the case, there will be fewer obstacles in your way when it comes to making the trip. Starting on Tuesday this week, anyone who is at least two
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Former Boston Red Sox outfielder Johnny Damon was arrested on Friday morning for suspicion of drunk driving, as ABC News reports. Damon took a breathalyzer test and his blood-alcohol content was between .294 and .30, according to police. The state's legal limit is 0.08.
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The federal government should allow more foreigners into the United States so that industries that need high-skilled workers can get them, a pharmaceutical company executive said. Yvonne Greenstreet, president and chief operating officer of Alnylan Pharmaceuticals, headquartered in Cambridge, said biotechnology needs people from other countries – like her, who came
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