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Starting last month, Keith Lambert began opening up "New England for Trump" pop up shops in Massachusetts, selling a variety of goods to express support for President Donald Trump. Lambert currently has five brick-and-mortar locations in Bellingham, Easton, Hanson, Wilmington, and Peabody, as well as two tent locations
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If he can overcome sportswriters' opinions of his past controversial statements, former Boston Red Sox pitcher Curt Schilling could soon find himself in the National Baseball Hall of Fame. But can the sportswriters play honest umpire and call 'em like they see 'em?
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Pro-tax planners are acting more like Eurocrats than Americans in their attempt to push a regional tax on carbon through the Transportation and Climate Initiative, opponents of the measure said Wednesday. "TCI is a carbon tax implemented through a gas tax. It's regressive toward the working class.
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A petition drive seeking to make it possible to stop public funding of abortion in Massachusetts has come up short on signatures, meaning voters won't see a referendum on it in 2022. Thomas Harvey, chairman of the Massachusetts Alliance to Stop Taxpayer Funded Abortion, announced Tuesday that petition
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Today is Thanksgiving, which may be the most conservative holiday of them all. It's old, for one thing. And it reminds us to be thankful for what we have, including what out forbears gave us. That's the opposite of complaining and blaming others, which are not
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For a stroll down the public school memory lane, Mary Rice Hasson and Theresa Farnan offer this pleasant throwback: "If you're like most Americans, you attended public schools. You emerged with a strong connection to the community, received a good education, and made lifelong friends who shared
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President Donald Trump and his administration are attacking immigrants in the United States, Massachusetts Attorney General Maura Healey said this week – days before so-called Sanctuary State legislation is expected to get a hearing on Beacon Hill. Healey made the remarks Tuesday, November 26 at the Massachusetts Immigrant and Refugee Advocacy
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What will Harvard and Yale do to students who occupied the field during the Harvard-Yale football game this past weekend and almost delayed it to the point where it couldn't be finished? Nothing.
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