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If you are signing your child up to play a sport in Massachusetts, the form might not ask about your child's mother and father. Instead, it may provide a gender-neutral option: Parent 1 and Parent 2.
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An Easthampton crisis pregnancy center was vandalized by abortion supporters in the early morning Thursday. "If abortions aren't safe, neither are you," reads a message spray painted in black on the sidewalk outside Bethlehem House crisis pregnancy center at 33 Knipfer Avenue.
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This past June, Rockport school officials planned a seventh-grade field trip to a rock gym and challenge course day camp at Gordon College, a Christian school of higher learning in Wenham. But the trip never happened.
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Religious exemptions for vaccinations for public and private school students may be harder to get if a measure state legislators are considering becomes law. That's because part of S.3030, a 194-page state Senate amendment to H.5034, the state's economic development bill, would remove the
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To attend both public and private schools in Massachusetts, students must prove that they're vaccinated against certain diseases, unless they have a medical or religious exemption. Now, some lawmakers on Beacon Hill want to eliminate the religious exemption.
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The Roman Catholic bishop of Worcester has ordered a Jesuit-run middle school in the city to stop calling itself Catholic because school officials are flying a rainbow flag and a Black Lives Matter flag. Bishop Robert McManus said Nativity School, which serves mostly black and Latino boys in grades 5
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Roberto Miranda died on Saturday, May 21. He was a spiritual giant – the person with arguably more moral capital than anyone else in Boston. His unexpected death at the age of 66 is a tragic loss for his family, his church, his many friends, and our community. He leaves a
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Do you let your kids watch Disney? That's your right, as a parent.
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