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Boston Bruins National Anthem Singer Running For Political Office
By Sam Doran State House News Service
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Kraft Group Sports Management Job Listing Says Being Non-White Is A Requirement
Have you ever wanted to work for The Kraft Group? If so, your race may be a factor in hiring.
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As Boston Red Sox Start Their Season, Enthusiasm Couldn’t Be Lower
Are you excited for the Boston Red Sox to start their season? The Red Sox kicked off their season at 10:10 p.m. on the road for the Seattle Mariners on Thursday, March 28 — the absolute worst start time imaginable for fans on the East Coast. It's
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Massachusetts House Speaker Hints State May Eventually Enact Program Cuts To Fund Migrant Shelters
By Alison Kuznitz State House News Service
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Revere Man Charged With Human Trafficking
Law enforcement officers found a Chinese national believed to be a victim of human trafficking during a search of a dwelling in Revere last week, police said. The adult victim is believed to have been smuggled into the United States from Mexico, police said. The search at 50 Nahant Avenue,
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MassGOP Unhappy With Lack of Transparency In Gun Control Bill Push
Massachusetts legislators has from House and Senate have formed a conference committee to discuss pending gun legislation. The committee, consisting of six legislators from both chambers, aims to reconcile the differences between H.4139 and Amendment S.2584. Democratic leaders voted to move the hearing into "executive session,"
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Massachusetts Governor’s Council Weighs Maura Healey Marijuana Pardon Plan
The Governor's Council has opted to hold an informational hearing regarding Governor Maura Healey's proposal for a blanket pardon for convictions of simple marijuana possession. The decision, taken Wednesday, March 27, deferred the significant clemency action for a subsequent vote. Councilor Tara Jacobs's proposal
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Here’s What It Takes To House Migrants At Your Home In Massachusetts
As migrants keep coming to Massachusetts, some people are housing migrants in their own homes. State officials have said little publicly about what that entails, even though Lieutenant Governor Kim Driscoll asked people to house migrants in August 2023.
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