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Two Beacon Hill Democratic Incumbents Ousted in Massachusetts Primary
By Katie Lannan and Chris Lisinski State House News Service
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Results of Rayla Campbell’s Primary Write-In Bid Expected Later This Week
It won't be clear whether Rayla Campbell got enough write-in votes in the primary to make the Massachusetts Seventh Congressional District general election ballot in November until later this week. The Republican from Randolph ran a write-in/sticker campaign in hopes of earning the party's nomination
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Ed Markey Defeats Joe Kennedy III; Richard Neal Beats Alex Morse
By Matt Murphy and Colin A. Young State House News Service
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Rhode Island Governor: Parents Should Sue Warwick Public Schools for Not Re-Opening, and We’ll Help
The governor of Rhode Island says her office will help parents in the city of Warwick sue the city's public schools for not reopening in September. "Call us. We'll help you figure out your legal options. We will help you think through it. Because it&
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Memorial To Be Placed In Wellfleet For Shark Attack Victim
A bench memorializing a 26-year-old Brazilian man killed by a great white shark while boogie boarding off Wellfleet is scheduled to be dedicated on Tuesday, September 15, the second anniversary of the attack. Arthur Medici died September 15, 2018 off Newcomb Hollow Beach, which is on the Atlantic Ocean side
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Rayla Campbell Gets Enthusiastic Response While Handing Out Stickers on Primary Day
A red Ford F-350 turns right into the Saint Bernadette Catholic Church Hall parking lot in Randolph. A middle-aged man with a German shepherd slows down and comes to a stop.
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Former Sandwich Selectman, Retired Yarmouth Deputy Police Chief Vying To Keep Fifth Barnstable District in GOP Column This November
[Editor's Note: Because of an editing error, the original version of this story incorrectly stated the former position of Steven Xiarhos. He retired as deputy police chief in Yarmouth.] Republican voters in the Barnstable Fifth District have a question to answer this Tuesday: who should succeed state Representative
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Can the Catholic Church Cite An Authority Above the Tax Code For How It Deals With Politics?
When Boston Archdiocese priest Monsignor Paul Garrity endorsed Joe Biden for president on his Facebook page, he reopened the perennial question about religion and politics: Should churches or clerics endorse or otherwise support political candidates? First, to be clear, church institutions and their ministers have the same right to engage
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