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The National Football League playoffs are two days old, and yet the most impressive thing you're likely to see has already occurred. With 10 seconds left in the first-round playoff game on Sunday, January 6, the Chicago Bears, down by one point, drove down to the 26-yard-line of
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Someday soon on Cape Cod it may be legal to buy an edible gummy bear laced with marijuana but illegal to buy a helium balloon. Something has gone wrong.
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One of the biggest problems we have in our society has little to do with politics. It has more to do with culture. We are losing our sense of the sacred.
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Did you ever doubt that U.S. Representative Seth Moulton (D-Salem) would endorse the so-called "Green New Deal"? Even if you don't know what the Green New Deal is – did you ever think he might not be all for it?
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Are potheads now a protected class? That seems to be the gist of reaction to a notice posted recently at several locations of the YMCA of Greater Springfield.
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There are those times in one's public life when the joy of the moment transcends all, to the point where there is nowhere you'd rather be at that time and place. Such as …
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If things are going to get better in Massachusetts, it starts with bad ideas having a name on them. Or, when it comes to Beacon Hill, names. The recent push by several left-of-center incoming state legislators for roll call votes in the Massachusetts Legislature is a breath of fresh air,
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Kelvin Cochran grew up in Louisiana with one goal in life: to become a firefighter. He realized that dream in 1981 in his native Shreveport. He rose through the ranks, and in 1999 became the fire chief there, the first African-American to serve in that capacity. In 2008, he was
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