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Gas prices are up nationwide in the past week, but that's not the case in Massachusetts. The average gas price has remained steady in Massachusetts at $3.18 per gallon, according to AAA. That's the same price it was last week.
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Massachusetts has more unenrolled voters than it did at this time four years ago. As of February 2024, 63.6 percent of the states 4.96 million registered voters were unenrolled, according to the Secretary of the Commonwealth's office. Meanwhile, 8.3 percent were Republicans and 27 percent
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Gas could become a little more expensive in many Massachusetts communities if a bill filed by one state legislator from the western part of the state becomes law. The bill seeks to allow cities and towns in the state to charge a local option fuel tax of 3 cents per
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U.S. Senator Ed Markey (D-Malden) says the American health care industry emits too much greenhouse gases into the atmosphere. Markey even said that the health care system is making people sicker because of its emissions.
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U.S. Senator Bernie Sanders (I-Vermont) is up for re-election this year — if he decides to run again. The 82-year-old self-described democratic socialist has not yet announced whether or not he will seek re-election, according to The Washington Post.
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President Joe Biden has picked two Massachusetts residents with an interest in climate change to serve on the federal panel that regulates interstate oil pipelines, interstate natural gas pipelines, and much of the nation's electricity grid. The nominations come at a time when climate activists are trying to
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Super Tuesday is happening this week, according to the Secretary of the Commonwealth's office. People can vote for the candidate they want to be their party's respective presidential nominee and for more local positions, like party state committees and town/city committees.
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The Massachusetts Senate has passed a bill that would require school districts that teach sex education use a "comprehensive" curriculum approved by the state agency that oversees public primary and secondary education. As New Boston Post has reported in the past, sex education curriculums recommended by the state