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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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New Hampshire Governor Chris Sununu is a popular man in his state. A poll released Wednesday, February 24 by the University of New Hampshire Survey Center found that Sununu, a Republican, has a 72 percent approval rating, with more than half of people with the three most common political affiliations
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A member of the school committee in the city of Lowell used an ethnic slur on live television earlier this week. Committee member Robert Hoey Jr. appeared on the show City Life on Wednesday morning this week and referred to a former employee of the Lowell Public School system as
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In the state of Maine, there will be a new location for coronavirus vaccines soon: Walgreens. The state's federal Centers for Disease Control director announced on Tuesday that more than 40 Walgreens locations across the state will administer the vaccine.
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Could there be fans at professional sporting events in Massachusetts this year? It's a question a reporter asked Massachusetts Governor Charlie Baker during a press conference on Tuesday, February 23. Baker hinted at the possibility, as NESN points out.
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Should a Massachusetts governor have this kind of power ever again? That depends on who you ask.
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A new legislative session in Massachusetts means new bills filed on a myriad of subjects — including abortion. In this legislative session, both the pro-life and pro-legal-abortion sides have filed bills in hopes of advancing their cause. What exactly have they proposed? Here is a look at what both sides have
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Nick Giannone isn't a fan of the Democratic Party, but maybe not for the same reasons as most people who dislike it. The 45-year-old is working on establishing a political party to the left of both the Democratic and Republican Parties. He is the founder of the Workers
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It turns out U.S. Representative Ayanna Pressley (D-Dorchester) had a hard time paying back her student loans. Without going into much detail about it, the Boston University alum made this revelation in a press conference hosted by the American Federation of Teachers, first reported by Yahoo.