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U.S. Representative Ayanna Pressley (D-Hyde Park) called for the U.S. Supreme Court to be expanded. "With this Court demonstrating time & again its contempt for the people, every option must be on the table," Pressley said in a tweet Wednesday, Juky 5. Hours
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A ballot question allowing illegal immigrants to apply for driver's license access to illegal immigrants took effect on Saturday, July 1. Then-governor Charlie Baker initially vetoed legislation passed by the legislature, but a majority Massachusetts voters voted "yes" on a ballot question in November 2022
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The state Department of Environmental Protection has issued an air quality warning for western and central Massachusetts, including Worcester. The decreased air quality comes as Canadian wildfires continue to burn. There were 500 wildfires on Friday, June 30, with the smoke plume reaching as far as Europe, according to CBS
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The Boston Red Sox topped the Toronto Blue Jays on Saturday, July 1, on an outfield assist to the plate, 7-6. The Red Sox were leading the Blue Jays 7-5 in the bottom of the ninth in Toronto. The Blue Jays had two men on second and first, with two
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Yes, that Manny Ramirez who helped win the Red Sox win the World Series in 2004 and hasn't played in a Major League Baseball game since 2008. Ramirez originally signed a contract with the Red Sox in 2001 to the tune of $160 million over eight years, with
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An Easthampton family has decorated a giant 12-foot skeleton they own with a colorful flower bandana, a Pride flag, and a rainbow tutu in celebration of Pride month. The family did so because they felt there was "not as much support for the community" this year, according to
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Milan Lucic won the Stanley Cup in 2011 with the Boston Bruins, a staple of their team. He might be about to rejoin the team this weekend when he hits free agency, according to a new report from NHL insider Chris Johnston.
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Massachusetts U.S. Senator Ed Markey has proposed a bill to provide funding to study the barriers to "gender-affirming care." The bill would appropriate $25 million for the National Institutes of Health and another $25 million for the federal Centers for Disease Control and Prevention" to study