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The mayor of Holyoke didn't asked for it, but some people supported him in November nonetheless. Holyoke Mayor Alex Morse, a Democrat, challenged U.S. Representative Richard Neal (D-Springfield) from the left in the Democratic primary this past September, receiving 41.2 percent of the vote while Neal
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This year was round one for Rayla Campbell. The Republican from Randolph who ran a write-in campaign for the United States House of Representatives in the Massachusetts Seventh Congressional District plans to run again in 2022. This year, she ran against U.S. Representative Ayanna Pressley (D-Dorchester).
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Massachusetts Governor Charlie Baker has no immediate plans to shut down access to church services again because of coronavirus, but he isn't taking it off the table – even after a U.S. Supreme Court decision last week overturned the governor of New York's order severely limiting
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Joe Biden is a believing, praying, church-going, deeply committed Roman Catholic who believes the government should allow babies to be killed before they're born and should force other people to pay for it through their tax dollars. That's a fair summation of a 2,166-word news
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In Georgia, one Democratic candidate for U.S. Senate has no problem taking support from a democratic socialist from New England. Jon Ossoff, who is gearing up for a runoff election in early January, said he gladly embraces Sen. Bernie Sanders (I-Vermont) supporting him in his race against U.S.
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For Massachusetts residents, there is now only one state left with more relaxed coronavirus travel restrictions. It also happens to be the one state in the country outside of North America. Over the weekend, the Massachusetts Department of Public health removed Vermont from its list of lower-risk states when it
Politics
An abortion expansion amendment to the state's budget bill has drawn immense opposition in Massachusetts from church-going Christians, with a wide-ranging coalition of religious leaders signing their names to a letter urging it to be defeated. Earlier this month, New Boston Post reported that more than 300 Massachusetts
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The state of Connecticut had its highest voter turnout in the history of presidential elections despite the coronavirus pandemic. Nearly 80 percent of registered voters in the state cast a ballot in the November 3 election, as the Associated Press reports. In all, around 1.86 million people voted in
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