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Turkey Hunting Season Begins in Massachusetts
As of Monday, it is now spring turkey hunting season in Massachusetts. The season, which lasts from Monday, April 27 to Saturday,…
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Rhode Island Officials Extra Concerned About Lyme Disease This Year
In Rhode Island, health officials are concerned about the upcoming tick season. The state had a relatively mild winter, which means that…
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Gun-Rights Supporters Rally Against Massachusetts Governor’s Closure of Gun Shops
About 80 people rallied to call for reopening gun shops in the state at the Bourne Rotary this past weekend, organizers said.…
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Vermont Democratic Candidate Calls For Mail-In Ballots For All Elections in State
A Democratic candidate for lieutenant governor of Vermont is calling for the state to switch to all mail-in ballots. "Today,…
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Rally To Re-Open Gun Stores Set for Bourne Rotary on Saturday, April 25
Gun-rights supporters are planning to hold a rally called "Re-Open Our Massachusetts Gun Stores!" near one of the…
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Four New Hampshire Fairs Cancelled Because of Coronavirus — But Some Are Hanging In There
In New Hampshire, several fairs will not be taking place as a result of the coronavirus pandemic. As WMUR-TV Channel 9…
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Monkey See, Monkey Do: Rhode Island Closes Schools for the Year
One day after Massachusetts Governor Charlie Baker closed all public and private schools for the rest of the school year, Rhode Island…
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Middleborough Gun Shop Owner Defies Massachusetts Governor Charlie Baker’s Order To Close, Cites Second Amendment
A Middleborough gun shop owner is defying Massachusetts Governor Charlie Baker's ban on gun shops during the coronavirus emergency, instead…
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The Time Harvard Picked the Chinese Communist Party Over A Chinese Dissident
Chinese dissident Teng Biao was a visiting fellow at Harvard Law School on March 10, 2015 when a high-ranking Harvard official…
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Young People Far Less Patriotic Than They Used To Be, Poll Finds
Young Americans are dramatically less patriotic than they were 18 years ago in the aftermath of the September 11th terrorist attack, a…
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40 Percent of Mainers Staying Home Daily Amid Coronavirus Pandemic
In Maine, a significant amount of the state is not leaving their homes as a result of the coronavirus pandemic. About 40…
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Massachusetts Bar Exam Pushed Back To The Fall
Prospective lawyers will have a little more time to study for the bar exam now. As WHDH-TV Channel 7 reports, the…
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Harvard Flip Flops on Federal Coronavirus Relief Money, Won’t Take It
Harvard University says it will not take about $8.6 million through the Coronavirus Aid, Relief, and Economic Security Act. The announcement,…
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Many Flocked Plum Island Beach Despite Stay-At-Home Advisory
Without much else to do, beaches in Massachusetts have become a popular spot, despite it not being summertime weather yet in the…
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Rhode Island Site Offering Walk-Up Coronavirus Testing
Walk-up coronavirus testing sites are now a reality in Rhode Island. The first one in the Ocean State opened up on…
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Joe Biden Confuses Memorial Day With Labor Day – But Remembers That August Is Before Labor Day
Presumptive Democratic presidential nominee Joe Biden mistook Memorial Day for Labor Day while answering a question from a reporter about when he…
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Harvard Law School Professor Calls for a ‘Presumptive Ban’ on Homeschooling
A Harvard Law School professor is calling for what she calls a "presumptive ban" on homeschooling nationwide. Elizabeth Bartholet, an…
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New Hampshire Residents With Work Affected By Coronavirus Pandemic Prioritize Social Distancing Over Economy, Survey Says
People whose jobs have been affected by coronavirus in New Hampshire are more concerned about social distancing than they are about the…
