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Geoff Diehl In Market For Running Mate
By Michael P. Norton State House News Service
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In Massachusetts, Many Can Have An Abortion, But Not Donate Blood, Without Parental Consent
Do you want to donate blood in Massachusetts? Then you better be at least 17 years old — or have your parent's permission.
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Bishop Silences Cape Cod Priest Over Criticism of Coronavirus Vaccines
The bishop of Fall River has directed a pastor on Cape Cod to stop commenting on the coronavirus vaccines. Father Michael Fitzpatrick, pastor of St. Francis Xavier Church in Hyannis, read a letter from the bishop at the end of Mass on Sunday, December 5.
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Six Best Things About Bob Dole
Bob Dole died today. The former Republican U.S. senator and three-time presidential candidate was 98. Dole was no conservative. Newt Gingrich used to deride him as "tax collector for the welfare state."
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Massachusetts Candidate For Governor Supports Medicare-For-All, Including Illegal Immigrants
If you like your health care plan, you won't be able to keep it if Massachusetts gubernatorial candidate Sonia Chang-Diaz gets what she wants. That's because Chang-Diaz, a Democratic state senator from Jamaica Plain, supports enacting Medicare-for-all at the state level in the Commonwealth of Massachusetts.
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Potential Massachusetts Gubernatorial Candidate Shaunna O’Connell Holding Fund Raiser Next Week
Taunton mayor Shaunna O'Connell has interest in running for governor of Massachusetts and is building up her bank account in the meantime. The Republican and former state representative is holding a fund raiser at 6 p.m. Thursday, December 16 at Segregansett Country Club, according to an email
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Political Scientists Doubt Republicans Can Win 2022 Race for Governor of Massachusetts
Will the next governor of Massachusetts be a Republican? The Commonwealth of Massachusetts has typically elected Republicans over the past 30 years; four of the past five governors to win elections in the state, including the current governor, have been Republicans: Bill Weld, Paul Cellucci, Mitt Romney, and Charlie Baker.
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Biden Stimulus Bill Would Squeeze Out Religious Schools From Child Care and Preschool, Some Providers Say
Many religious schools may have to give up prekindergarten and child care if President Joe Biden's Build Back Better federal stimulus bill passes in its current form, school officials say. The bill would provide about $400 billion in federal funds designed to expand access to early childhood services,
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