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A requirement for sexual assault and molestation insurance has more than doubled the cost of hiring buses to take Saugus High School students to and from the senior prom later this spring, the class president said. The initial price quote from the first bus company the seniors tried came in
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Thanks to the Massachusetts Interscholastic Athletic Association, you can no longer pay cash for a ticket to many Massachusetts high school sports playoff games. That's because the MIAA handles ticketing for its postseason tournament games, and the state's high school athletic governing body requires people to
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By Colin A. Young State House News Service
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A retail food market located in Malden has recently reached a settlement agreement with the government following allegations of violating federal laws regarding the sale and transport of misbranded and uninspected meat and poultry products. This agreement comes after the market had been operating under a consent decree due to
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Good Friday will no longer be a day off for students in Westborough, Massachusetts, starting next school year. Instead, the school will give students days off for a Hindu holiday and another for a Muslim holiday.
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The Maine Senate has approved a bill seeking to have the state join a compact aimed at replacing the Electoral College with the national popular vote total for selecting the president of the United States. The measure would increase the chances of Democrats to win the presidency, though it'
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By Chris Lisinski State House News Service
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Massachusetts Democratic Party chairman slammed former President Donald Trump for expressing a willingness to cut Social Security and Medicare benefits this week. "Donald Trump cares about himself and his wealthy friends, full stop. If re-elected we know that he would be unrestrained in his attempts to cut Social Security