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Tom Joyce is a seasoned journalist and political commentator with a rich background in covering politics, sports, and pop culture. Since 2019, Tom has been a prominent contributor to NewBostonPost.
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A New Hampshire state representative switched parties last week. Matt Coker, a first-term state representative from Meredith, New Hampshire, left the Democratic Party and joined the Republican Party.
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Maelle Jacques is a state champion. Kearsarge Regional High School sophomore Maelle Jacques, a male who identifies as transgender and competes in girls' track, won the girls' high jump at the New Hampshire Interscholastic Athletic Association Division 2 state championship this past weekend.
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The Massachusetts presidential primary is just a few weeks away. Massachusetts is set to hold its primary on Tuesday, March 5.
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Travis Kelce is the big-name tight end on the Kansas City Chiefs, but another tight end on the team has a Massachusetts connection: Noah Gray. The Chiefs beat the San Francisco 49ers, 25-22, in Super Bowl LVIII on Sunday, February 11, which means that 2017 Leominster High School graduate Noah
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The Boston Red Sox start spring training this week, according to the team's web site. Pitchers and catchers are scheduled to report to spring training on Wednesday, February 14. The rest of the team is expected to do so by Monday, February 19. The team's first
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If you want to legally bet on whether or not Kansas City Chiefs tight end Travis Kelce will propose to Taylor Swift at the conclusion of Sunday's Super Bowl, you'll have to place your bet in a state other than Massachusetts. The Massachusetts Gaming Commission concluded
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U.S. Representative Katherine Clark (D-Revere) says she thinks abortion is the biggest political issue in 2024, and she slammed Republican lawmakers who want to restrict it. "Wherever we travel across the country, whoever we talk to, abortion is top of mind for our constituents and for voters. Millions
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Most Massachusetts residents still approve of Massachusetts Governor Maura Healey, according to a poll released by Suffolk University this week. The poll found that 54 percent of Massachusetts residents approve of the job that the governor has done thus far, while 31 percent disapprove of how she has handled the