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Boston Makes Tampons in Men's Library Bathrooms Permanent
Boston Public Library will now have tampons in men's bathrooms permanently after expanding a pilot program that began in 2023.
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How Payton Tolle Used His Time In Worcester Before Red Sox Call-Up Vs. Yankees
After 11 days without pitching in Worcester, top Red Sox prospect Payton Tolle told NewBostonPost how a called changeup helped build confidence before his expected start against the Yankees.
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Boston Marathon Non-Binary Winner Previously Competed in Men’s Races
A runner who previously competed in men’s races won the non-binary division at the 2026 Boston Marathon, drawing backlash and renewed debate over gender categories in sports.
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Diana DiZoglio Says Andrea Campbell Siding With Legislature Against Voters in Audit Fight
Massachusetts State Auditor Diana DiZoglio says Attorney General Andrea Campbell is siding with legislative leaders as a May 6 court hearing approaches over the voter-approved audit.
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Worcester Red Sox Outfielder Braiden Ward Recites Deuteronomy 31:6 Before Every At-Bat. Here’s Why
Red Sox prospect Braiden Ward shares why he recites a Bible verse before every at-bat.
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Concord-Carlisle Schools Reach Federal Settlement Over Antisemitic Bullying
Concord-Carlisle Public Schools reached a federal settlement after an investigation into antisemitic bullying, requiring policy changes and oversight.
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Worcester Red Sox Outfielder Kristian Campbell Talks Faith, Bat Boy Days, and His Rise in Baseball
Boston Red Sox prospect Kristian Campbell discusses his Christian faith, baseball journey, and time in Triple-A Worcester in a Five Questions interview with NewBostonPost.
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Red Sox Prospect Jake Bennett Discusses Six-Pitch Mix, Development with WooSox
Red Sox prospect Jake Bennett discusses his six-pitch mix, development in the minors, and recovery from Tommy John surgery in a Q&A with NewBostonPost.
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Diana DiZoglio Blasts Maura Healey for ‘Acting Indifferent’ on Audit Backed by 72% of Voters
Massachusetts State Auditor Diana DiZoglio criticizes Gov. Maura Healey for failing to support the voter-approved legislative audit ahead of a May 6 Supreme Judicial Court hearing.
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Male Transgender Runner Named Girls’ Track All-Star in Massachusetts
A male transgender runner was named a girls’ track all-star in the Greater Boston League, one of eight athletes honored across four teams, drawing criticism and renewed debate over Massachusetts policy.
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Hampshire College Is Closing. It’s a Warning About Useless Degrees
Hampshire College rejected traditional structure from the start. It offered no majors or grades, instead letting students design their own concentrations and receive narrative evaluations rather than GPAs.
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Red Sox Prospect Kristian Campbell Credits Ex-D1 Father’s Football Ban for Baseball Career
Kristian Campbell says his father never let him play football, a decision that helped steer the Worcester Red Sox outfielder toward baseball.
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Over 200 Boys Played Girls’ High School Sports in Massachusetts Last School Year, Including State Champions
Over 200 boys played on Massachusetts girls’ high school sports teams last school year, including athletes who helped win state championships, according to MIAA data and NewBostonPost reporting.
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Diana DiZoglio Says AG Campbell “Abusing Power” in Audit Dispute
Massachusetts Auditor Diana DiZoglio says Attorney General Andrea Campbell is “abusing power” as a legal fight over a voter-approved audit of the Legislature heads to the Supreme Judicial Court.
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Worcester Red Sox Pitcher Kyle Keller on Japan: Splitters, Sushi, and His Road Back to the Big Leagues
WooSox pitcher Kyle Keller discusses his time playing in Japan, what he learned on the mound, and how the experience is shaping his return to the big leagues.
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How Right-Handed Tyler Samaniego Became a Left-Handed Red Sox Reliever
Red Sox reliever Tyler Samaniego is not a natural lefty. He explained to NewBostonPost how he developed a deceptive delivery and worked his way to the major leagues.
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Feds Investigating Westford Public Schools Over Transgender Bathroom and Locker Room Policy
Federal officials have launched a Title IX investigation into Westford Public Schools over its gender identity policy governing bathrooms and locker rooms.
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Fall River Democratic State Rep Files Amicus Brief Supporting Diana DiZoglio's Audit Fight
Fall River Democrat Rep. Alan Silvia filed an amicus brief with the Supreme Judicial Court supporting Auditor Diana DiZoglio’s effort to audit the Massachusetts Legislature and opposing a motion to dismiss.
