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A 12-year-old boy was asked by public school administrators to remove a T-shirt that they said violated the school district's hate speech policies. When he refused, he left school for the day with his parents. On Thursday, March 21, Liam Morrison, a seventh-grade student at Nichols Middle School
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SatanCon, which is billed as the largest gathering of Satanists ever, is set to begin tomorrow at the Copley Marriott in the Bay Bay neighborhood of Boston. The convention is being run by The Satanic Temple, a group of nontheistic Satanists based in Salem.
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Cambridge city councilors are considering banning gas-powered lawn equipment. "The environmental justice issue of the health of the workers has become more and more paramount," councilor Patricia Nolan said during a council meeting Monday, April 24. "There is more and more evidence that the workers who are
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North Brookfield selectmen have rejected a request for a drag performance on the town common they had previously approved after determining it to be "adult entertainment" not suitable for public property. The elected board, which oversees the day-to-day operations of the town and considers permits for public events,
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Boston city councilors have ordered a hearing to discuss regulating crisis pregnancy centers. The order comes at the behest of councilor Ruthzee Louijeune who spoke in favor of the motion at a meeting on Wednesday, January 11.
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Cambridge School Committee members have set in motion a plan to make their paperwork more gender-inclusive. The committee will perform what members call a "comprehensive review" of the school district's forms and communications to conform them with "best practices" regarding gender-inclusivity in language.
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An Easthampton crisis pregnancy center was vandalized by abortion supporters in the early morning Thursday. "If abortions aren't safe, neither are you," reads a message spray painted in black on the sidewalk outside Bethlehem House crisis pregnancy center at 33 Knipfer Avenue.
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This past June, Rockport school officials planned a seventh-grade field trip to a rock gym and challenge course day camp at Gordon College, a Christian school of higher learning in Wenham. But the trip never happened.