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Boston Charter School Tells Students Abortion Prevents Pregnancy
What is an abortion? The definition varies from source to source.
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Scenes From 2022 March for Life in Washington D.C.
Throngs of pro-lifers rallied and marched in 25-degree weather against abortion in Washington D.C. on Friday, January 21. As they have most years since 1974, pro-lifers gathered on the National Mall to hear pro-life speakers and musicians, and then marched through the streets of Washington up Capitol Hill and
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Professional Athletes Exempt From Boston’s Coronavirus Vaccine Passport Mandate
If you're a professional athlete competing in Boston, then you won't need to show proof of vaccination to enter your respective training facilities and playing venues to compete. It's a different set of rules from that given to the spectators of those same events.
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Calli Pineau Finding A Role On Abington Boys’ Hockey Team
If you watch an Abington High School varsity boys' hockey game, you may notice that Number 8 has a ponytail. That's because the Abington Green Wave have a girl on the team: sophomore Calli Pineau, a second-year varsity player and regular contributor.
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Northbridge Public Schools Let Students Change Name, Gender, Pronouns Without Parents Knowing
If a minor wants to change gender and be known as a different gender in school, should the school district let the student's parents know? That's not the policy in the Northbridge Public School system, a public records request filed by NewBostonPost revealed.
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Like Déjà Vu All Over Again – Book Review of Anthony Trollope’s The Way We Live Now
Anthony Trollope, who, like Charles Dickens was born in England in the mid-1810s, wrote 47 novels, several plays and a famous Autobiography … yet he is virtually unknown in America. Many of his novels, such as The Warden, the first in a series of novels called the Barchester Chronicles, were extremely
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Soon-To-Be State Senator Sponsored 12 Weeks Paid Abortion Leave For Men And Women In Boston
Boston city councilor Lydia Edwards (D-East Boston) will most likely end up being a member of the Massachusetts Senate next year. The progressive Democrat, who supported 12 weeks of paid abortion leave for both men and women as a member of the Boston city council, won a Massachusetts Senate special
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Massachusetts Attorney General’s Office Rules Towns Can Recognize Polyamorous Relationships
Can Massachusetts towns recognize polyamorous relationships and grant domestic partnership benefits to more than two people? Yes, the Massachusetts Attorney General's office says.
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