News
Five Questions For Chris Murphy: Boston Red Sox Pitcher Q&A
Red Sox left-hander Chris Murphy discusses pitching, his Cape Cod League days, mental health advocacy, and playing in Boston in a Five Questions interview at Polar Park.
News
News
State Officials Call MCAS Results ‘Sobering’ After Loss of Graduation Requirement
Massachusetts officials released the latest MCAS scores, calling the results ‘sobering’ as student performance remains below pre-pandemic levels. Education leaders pointed to the end of the MCAS graduation requirement and ongoing pandemic recovery as key factors.
News
Third Republican Jumps Into Massachusetts Gov Race
Mike Minogue, a West Point graduate, Bronze Star recipient, and former chief executive officer of a publicly traded medical device company, is running for governor of Massachusetts as a Republican.
News
Boy Helps End Watertown Girls' Field Hockey's 103-Game Winning Streak, Longest Active High School Sports Winning Streak In America
Somerset Berkley defeated Watertown 4-3 to snap the nation’s longest active high school sports winning streak. Junior Ryan Crook, a boy on the girls’ field hockey team, made a key impact in the upset.
News
Lexington Schools Teach First Graders Gender Theory In Social Studies
Lexington Public Schools’ first grade social studies curriculum introduces gender ideology, teaching children they may be “a boy, girl, both, or neither,” a concept known as non-binary identity.
News
Hamilton-Wenham School Committee Member Resigns
David Polito has resigned from the Hamilton-Wenham Regional School Committee following controversy and response to his comments on the assassination of conservative activist Charlie Kirk.
News
Peabody Teacher Won't Return After Celebrating Charlie Kirk's Death
Peabody superintendent says business teacher David Polito will not return to his position after posting a Facebook comment celebrating conservative activist Charlie Kirk’s death. Other Massachusetts teachers face investigations for similar remarks.
News
Monica Cannon-Grant Pleads Guilty To Federal Fraud Charges
Boston activist Monica Cannon-Grant pleaded guilty to 18 fraud charges after diverting nonprofit donations and COVID-19 funds for personal use.
Advertisement
