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Massachusetts Home Sale Slowdown Stretches Into September
By Chris Lisinski State House News Service
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Critical Race Theory and Sex Education Out of Control In Public Schools, Geoff Diehl Says
Homeschooling is on the rise because school officials aren't listening to parents, Geoff Diehl told NewBostonPost. The Republican nominee for governor also decried the way public schools in Massachusetts are handling race and sex education during an in-person interview at his office in Plymouth.
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Americans Cut Back On Groceries Because Of Inflation
By Casey Harper The Center Square
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Maura Healey Says Free Community College For Ages 25 and Up — But No Cost Estimate
By Sam Drysdale State House News Service
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Watertown Library Children’s Section Features Book Seeking To Normalize Abortion
If you want to find a book that seeks to normalize abortion to children at a public library, you can go to public libraries in at least two Massachusetts communities. The book What's An Abortion, Anyway? by Carly Manes and Mar Erazo is available in 13 of the
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Preparing For Low Temperatures, High Energy Costs In Massachusetts — Nearly 60 Percent Increase In November
Public News Service By Kathyn Carley Community service agencies say requests for home heating assistance were increasing even before National Grid — the power company that serves many in the area — announced energy prices could jump nearly 60 percent by November 1.
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Private School In Boston Teaching Second Graders There Are More Than Two Genders
How many genders are there? You may get a different answer to this question depending on who you ask.
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Massachusetts State Auditor Flags $1.26 Billion Unfunded Local Mandates Gap, Says Solution Is More State Money
By Michael P. Norton State House News Service
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