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"And although it be not always so plentifull, as it was at this time with us, yet by the goodness of God, we are so farre from want, that we often wish you partakers of our plentie." — Edward Winslow, Mourt's Relation, 1621
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Two years ago, the town of Wellesley approved by a narrow margin a proposal to call Columbus Day "Indigenous Peoples Day." And, unfortunately, this woke move is being repeated throughout the Commonwealth and the nation. Wellesley is one of the wealthiest towns in America, as measured by average
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America is terribly divided. If you love America, it is a discouraging time. Our country has only once before been this polarized — over slavery during the period leading up to and during the Civil War. Slavery was resolved only through the Civil War, after 600,000 men died.
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U.S. Supreme Court Justice Neil Gorsuch: What is Harvard's view on how long this will take? …
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If you have been driving on Massachusetts state highways recently, you might be amazed to see electronic signs that encourage all drivers and passengers in their cars to celebrate Pride – as in homosexuality and transgenderism. The messages on the sign such as this are approved by the Massachusetts Department of
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Imagine forming a movement that demands immediate fundamental change in how people act, talk, and think about something basic to the human experience. How do get your way quickly? Accuse your opponents of hate.
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Wellesley High School held its graduation exercise last week. It was the school's 154th, according to the program, which was published by a local news web site called The Swellesley Report. The graduating seniors marched onto the school's football field to the traditional "Pomp and
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We congratulate Massachusetts Governor Charlie Baker for expressing opposition to late-term abortions in the face of the so-called ROE Act bill on Beacon Hill. Of course, Baker's logic doesn't hold up – it makes no sense to oppose late-term abortions when a baby is almost fully formed