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John Cronin is the founder of Proven ROI, a results-driven digital marketing agency specializing in AI-powered automation, SEO, and CRM strategies.
Around New England
Former state representative Dale Crafts won an approximately 45 percent plurality in the Republican primary for Maine's Second Congressional District, which seems likely to get him the nomination. Crafts, who was endorsed by former Maine governor Paul LePage, a conservative, is leading a three-way race that will now
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Plimoth Plantation has announced a forthcoming name change to incorporate the Algonquin-speaking Indians who lived in the area when the Pilgrims arrived in 1620. The museum, which was founded in Plymouth in 1947 to re-create and explain the Pilgrims' story, has introduced a new logo that ditches "Plantation&
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Three recent graduates of the public high school in the northeastern Massachusetts town of Tewksbury have started an online petition to ditch Redmen as the school's sports nickname – even though a local group of American Indians have supported keeping it. The school's sports teams are known
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Former Maine Governor Paul LePage has re-established residency in the state, apparently gearing up to take on the current governor in November 2022. LePage, 71, a Republican, served as governor of Maine from 2011 to 2019, before leaving because of term limits. He also left the state, moving to Florida
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A high-profile U.S. Supreme Court decision concerning religious freedom and health insurance today has a Massachusetts connection. The U.S. Supreme Court ruled 7-2 on Wednesday that a Roman Catholic religious congregation called the Little Sisters of the Poor does not have to provide health insurance coverage for artificial
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New Boston Post is celebrating five years of publishing this month. The online newspaper, which covers Massachusetts from a conservative point of view, published its first articles on July 3, 2015.
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Could parents in Massachusetts someday use public funds to pay tuition at religious schools? Supporters see impoverished kids escaping failing public schools and getting a good education and moral formation. Opponents see public education starved for funds and large numbers of kids getting deprived.
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While some Massachusetts towns are hiring diversity czars, the town of Andover plans to create an entire division of town government "that will focus on diversity and inclusion," the town manager said. Andrew P. Flanagan, the Andover town manager, said "systemic racism … exists in our community"