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Massachusetts Bill Would Close ‘Upskirting’ Loophole
A Massachusetts bill would close a loophole in “upskirting” law, expand illegal recording definitions, and increase penalties. Here’s what H.1633 does.
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Five Questions For John Marino: Utah Mammoth NHL Player From Easton Q&A
Easton native John Marino is having a career year with Utah’s NHL team. The Harvard alum discusses his season and NHL journey in a Q&A with NewBostonPost.
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Massachusetts Bill Would Allow Women to Go Topless in Public
A Massachusetts bill would allow women to go topless in public by changing the state’s indecent exposure law. Here’s what the proposal does and what comes next.
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Transgender Athlete Competes In Girls’ Events at Massachusetts All-State Track Meet
A transgender athlete from Chelsea High School competed in two girls’ events at the Massachusetts Indoor Track Meet of Champions, the all-state championship meet.
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Massachusetts Senate to Vote on PETS Act Banning Pet Shop Dog and Cat Sales and Limiting Cosmetic Animal Testing
The Massachusetts Senate will vote on the PETS Act, a bill banning pet shop sales of dogs and cats, expanding animal cruelty enforcement, limiting some animal testing, and protecting pet ownership in state-aided public housing.
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Diana DiZoglio To Receive Champion Award From Boston Arts Academy Foundation
Massachusetts State Auditor Diana DiZoglio will receive a Champion Award from the Boston Arts Academy Foundation at its annual reception in Boston on March 19.
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Nonbinary Massachusetts Rep. Sam Montaño Pocketed Campaign Donations in Personal Bank Account, Audit Finds
Audit finds Massachusetts state Rep. Sam Montaño deposited campaign donations into her personal bank account and committed other campaign finance violations.
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Massachusetts AG Andrea Campbell Sues Trump Administration Over Race-Neutral College Admissions Enforcement Rule
Massachusetts Attorney General Andrea Campbell joined 16 states in suing the Trump administration over new federal rules requiring colleges to report detailed admissions data tied to the Supreme Court’s affirmative action ruling.