Northampton Bans Tobacco Sales For Anyone Born After June 2005
Northampton will ban the sale of tobacco and nicotine products to anyone born after June 2005 under a new nicotine-free generation policy taking effect July 1, 2026.
Northampton will ban the sale of tobacco and nicotine products to anyone born after June 2005 under a new nicotine-free generation policy taking effect July 1, 2026.
Newly elected Massachusetts Teachers Association Vice President Deb Gesualdo called the United States a “fascist oligarchy,” said “borders are fake,” and supported illegal teachers strikes in Massachusetts.
Worcester Red Sox infielder Anthony Seigler discusses growing up as a switch-pitcher and the possibility of becoming MLB’s third modern pitcher to throw with both arms.
Boston Public Library will host 19 different drag story time events for children and families in June, as part of its recognition of Pride Month.
A new lawsuit says Massachusetts school boundaries keep black and Latino students in high-poverty districts with fewer opportunities.
Parents filed a federal Title IX complaint after they say a transgender student sexually harassed their third-grade daughter in a Rochester, Massachusetts, school bathroom.
The Robbins Library in Arlington hosted an LGBT Pride Prom for kids ages 11-18 featuring a live drag show, drawing criticism from parental rights advocates over the event’s wide age range.
Sudbury residents backed a no-confidence vote against the local school committee after backlash over a transgender bathroom and locker room policy affecting children as young as 4.
Red Sox infielder Nick Sogard once stayed loyal to Boston at Yankee Stadium, even when wearing Red Sox gear cost him a baseball from Yankees players.
Federal prosecutors charged a foreign citizen living in Saugus with illegally voting in Massachusetts elections and Democratic primaries since 2008.
Patrick Arter, the actor behind the “you bum!” Marcelo Mayer CarShield commercial, tells NewBostonPost that becoming a familiar face to Red Sox fans has surprised him.
Harvard University is putting tampons in men's bathrooms, according to several reports.
A transgender-identifying male athlete won a girls’ outdoor track league championship in Massachusetts
Worcester Red Sox infielder Nick Sogard discusses his 19-pitch at-bat, postseason double against Aaron Judge, switch-hitting journey, and MLB family ties.
Framingham Public Schools confirmed that four administrators receive $1,500 stipends for identifying as BIPOC. The district says the payments are being phased out.
Harvard Business School students heard from an OnlyFans creator about the adult content industry, sparking criticism over academic priorities.
Westborough, Massachusetts native and Tampa Bay Rays pitcher Ian Seymour discusses his viral windup, deceptive delivery, and first career MLB save in an interview with NewBostonPost.
School districts in Brookline, Brockton, Newton, and Framingham have reduced or reconsidered DEI programs and positions amid budget deficits, enrollment declines, and rising operational costs.