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Five Pieces of Pork In The Proposed Massachusetts Fiscal Year 2023 Budget
Massachusetts state legislators are working on a budget for fiscal year 2023. Unfortunately, they have a rough draft.
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John Kerry: Capitalism, Not Government, Likely to Lead Shift to Green Economy
By Chris Lisinski State House News Service
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Out-Of-Towners Can Get Polyamorous Relationship Recognized In Two Massachusetts Cities
If you want government recognition of your polyamorous relationship, then come to Massachusetts. Employees of city clerk's offices for Somerville and Cambridge told a NewBostonPost reporter by telephone last week that a person does not have to live there to obtain domestic partnership recognition. Somerville and Cambridge recognize
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Surging Massachusetts Tax Revenues Prompt Calls for More Local Aid
By Colin Young State House News Service
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Maura Healey Spent Campaign Funds To Help Pay For Abortions
If you've ever donated money to Maura Healey's political campaign, you may have helped fund an abortion. That's because Healey is one of several liberal Democratic Massachusetts politicians who used some her campaign funds to donate to an abortion fund.
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As Teen Mental Health Worsens, Schools Learn How To Help
Stateline, an initiative of The Pew Charitable Trusts. By Christine Vestal Note: If you or anyone you know is struggling with thoughts of self-harm or suicide, you can get help by calling the confidential National Suicide Prevention Lifeline at 800-273-TALK.
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MBTA, Massport Drop Mask Requirements
By Chris Van Buskirk State House News Service
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Wheaton College Guide Advises Professors Against Using Terms Like “Women” And “Female”
Should college professors use gendered language in the classroom? Wheaton College advises its professors against it.
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