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The West Concord Union Church plans to host "Open & Affirming Pride Sunday" on Sunday, June 11. The church's description of the event says that the congregation "will remember and reaffirm our Open and Affirming commitment during worship."
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The New Art Center in Newton is set to host a drag queen story hour at 10 a.m. Saturday, June 3. The performer for the event, advertised for "children of all ages" but specifically mentions ages 3-5 and up to grade 3, is Missy Streak, a Boston-based
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Cutler elementary school in Wenham is celebrating "Rainbow Day" on Friday, June 2, as part of a district-wide effort to recognize Pride Month. Students, parents, and teachers were invited to sign-up to decorate the sidewalk with Pride-themed messages and symbols at all Hamilton-Wenham schools on Thursday, June 1.
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Newton's public library is hosting a mental health counselor to run a virtual "LGBTQ Terminology 101" class for adults next month. "Do you feel confused or overwhelmed by LGBTQIA+ terminology?" the advertisement for the event asks. "Do you ever get worried you'
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Franklin public library is planning to host "Pride Month Musical Bingo" on Wednesday, June 7. "It's Pride Month," the library's event page says, "it's almost summer, and we're ready to celebrate! Join us for a special edition
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A drag queen story hour is among the events planned at the public library in Danvers during a "Community Celebration" for Pride Month on Thursday, June 1. The celebration is scheduled to begin with flag raisings at the Danvers Police Department and Danvers Town Hall, followed by a
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Former NBA player and TNT analyst Charles Barkley predicted the Celtics to win Game 5 versus the Miami Heat in the Eastern Conference Finals. "I think Game 5's gonna be a cakewalk for the Celtics," Barkley said on TNT's postgame coverage, according to NESN.
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Rhode Island Governor Daniel McKee signed a bill allowing state employees and those on Medicaid who want to get an abortion to use public funds for health insurance, repealing a previous state law that prohibited public funds from going to abortion. "Here in Rhode Island, we will always protect