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Bill Galvin Gets A Free Ride To Ninth Term
Massachusetts Secretary of State Bill Galvin faces no major-party opponent in his reelection bid as he seeks a ninth term.
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Massachusetts Women’s College Had Male Transgender Runner On Cross Country Team This School Year
Mount Holyoke College had a male transgender athlete on its women’s cross country team this past fall, even after the NCAA changed its transgender athlete policy.
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The Worcester Red Sox Have The Minors’ Top Base Stealer: Braiden Ward Explains His Success
Worcester Red Sox outfielder Braiden Ward spoke with NewBostonPost about his elite base-stealing, bunting, and willingness to get hit by pitches.
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Massachusetts Bill Would Let Bars Serve Booze Until 3 A.M., Create Public Drinking Zones During World Cup
A Massachusetts bill would let cities and towns allow bars and restaurants to sell alcohol for an extra hour during the 2026 FIFA World Cup and 250th celebrations.
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Maura Healey Predicts Firings, Criminal Probes After MassDOT Overtime Report
Governor Maura Healey said MassDOT workers could lose their jobs and face criminal investigations after a Boston 25 News report alleged questionable overtime billing.
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Northampton Bans Tobacco Sales For Anyone Born After June 2005
Northampton will ban the sale of tobacco and nicotine products to anyone born after June 2005 under a new nicotine-free generation policy taking effect July 1, 2026.