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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
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As U.S. Representative Jake Auchincloss (D-Newton) campaigns for himself and others in 2024, gun control will be a top priority, a political action committee said. Auchincloss plans to tout many different gun control measures in hopes of helping the Democratic Party win the White House, the U.S. House
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If you want Governor Maura Healey to solve the illegal immigration problem in Massachusetts, keep dreaming. Over the years, our state's governor has made illegal immigration worse in the United States by incentivizing it — and trying to stop those working to reduce it.
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The federal Department of Homeland Security should set aside "at least $3 billion" for local communities to provide shelter and related government services for foreign migrants, a Massachusetts member of Congress said. "There is a resounding need from cities and towns across the country for increased federal