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Staples To Be Sold
The office supply giant Staples announced Wednesday afternoon that the company has negotiated a sale to a private equity company in New…
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CEO Shreds Entitled Millennial Attitudes (And More)
He's brash, blunt and opinionated, traits that the CEO and founder of Silent Partner Marketing freely acknowledges. Thus, telling people…
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Anti-ICE-Raid State Rep (Finally) Has Defender
A Massachusetts state senator Thursday night defended the Brockton state representative who used her Facebook page earlier this week to warn illegal…
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Follow the Bus … With New Boston Post
Story Last Updated: 2:46 p.m. EDT Thursday, March 30, 2017 New Boston Post's Evan Lips was the only…
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Meat on St. Patrick’s Day for Catholics in New England?
Roman Catholics everywhere in New England are allowed to meat on St. Patrick's Day, even though this year it'…
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Snowflake Test Goes National … And It Started At New Boston Post
Marketing company owner and New Boston Post contributor Kyle Reyes talked about his new Snowflake Test for prospective employees on Fox &…
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Rick Green Not Running for U.S. Senate in Massachusetts
Republican business owner Rick Green won't be challenging Elizabeth Warren for a U.S. Senate seat from Massachusetts in 2018.…
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Massachusetts Could Gain A Seat in Congress — If Census Can Find All the People Living Here
Massachusetts could possibly get a 10th seat in the U.S. House of Representatives in five years if the next federal census…
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St. Patrick’s Day Parade Organizers Holding Firm, For Now
Displaying the rainbow flag violates the code of conduct for the St. Patrick's Day Parade in South Boston and that&…
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No-Go for Pro-Homosexuality Advocates in St. Patrick’s Day Parade
A pro-homosexuality advocacy group has been denied permission to march in the annual St. Patrick's Day Parade in South…
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High-Five This: Cops Not Welcome At Northampton Schools Because Illegal Immigrants May Feel Antsy
Police in the western Massachusetts city of Northampton won't be offering high-fives to elementary students as they come into…
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Opioid Overdose Deaths Hit All-Time High in Massachusetts
Opioid deaths hit an all-time high in Massachusetts in 2016, likely reaching close to 2,000, state health officials said. State…
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SNL Skit Mocks Liberal Agenda
To quote National Review, " How did this send-up of sappy leftist commercials make it through quality control?"…
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Pro-Family Organization Seeks Volunteers for Pre-Lobby Day Training Sessions
Repealing the Bathroom Bill, defunding Planned Parenthood, fighting assisted suicide, and dealing with the state's new marijuana law are among…
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New Boston Post Super Bowl Predictions
Editor's Note: Each of these predictions is guaranteed to be correct or your subscription to New Boston Post is free.…
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TRANSCRIPT: Gov. Charlie Baker’s State of the Commonwealth Address
Checking in at a little more than 3,500 words, below is a transcript of Gov. Charlie Baker's second State…
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Utility Company Wants Electricity Rate Increase
A utility company that provides natural gas and electricity to much of Massachusetts wants to increase electricity rates 7 percent next year…
