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[Editor's Note: Below is the text of an email message that Father Daniel Moloney, the Catholic chaplain at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, sent to Catholics at the university (a group known as the Tech Catholic Community, or TCC) on Sunday, June 7, 2020. Two days later, the
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Riots in American cities have a positive aspect, Massachusetts Attorney General Maura Healey said today. "Yes, America is burning, but that's how forests grow," Healey said during a Zoom call speech to the Boston Area Chamber of Commerce on Tuesday, June 2, according to multiple news
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Editor's Note: Massachusetts state officials released for the first time on the evening of Wednesday, May 27 the number of deaths attributed to coronavirus at specific long-term care facilities – weeks after reporters first requested the information. The list shows that 82 privately operated long-term care facilities in Massachusetts
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President Donald Trump today declared churches essential and called on state governors who haven't lifted executive orders banning public religious services to do so. At the White House on Friday, May 22, the president said the following:
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Massachusetts Governor Charlie Baker is authorizing churches to have public services again, but only at 40 percent capacity of the buildings. Church-goers would be required to wear masks and sit at least 6 feet apart if they aren't family members.
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Editor's Note: Pastor Kris Casey preached about the story of David and Goliath in 1 Samuel 17 during a public service Sunday, May 3, 2020 at Adams Square Baptist Church in Worcester, Massachusetts. The service drew several dozen people, well more than the limit of 10 in Massachusetts
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[Editor's Note: Pastor Kris Casey posted an open letter to Governor Charlie Baker on the Facebook page of Adams Square Baptist Church in Worcester, Massachusetts on Thursday, April 23, 2020. In it he informs the governor of his intention to hold a church service inside the church building
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A key legislative committee of the Massachusetts Legislature is recommending a bill that would allow illegal immigrants to get driver's licenses. "Si se puede," chanted celebrating pro-illegal-immigrant activists late Wednesday afternoon in Nurses Hall at the Massachusetts State House in Boston, according to State House News