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Massachusetts Attorney General Certifies Almost All Proposed Ballot Questions For 2024
By Colin A. Young State House News Service
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Dedham Church Holding Memorial Mass For Aborted Children Saturday, September 9
St. Mary of the Assumption Church, a Catholic church in Dedham, is planning to have a memorial Mass and prayer services for the victims of abortion on Saturday, September 9. The services are in connection with he National Day of Remembrance for Aborted Children to commemorate the more than 60
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Boston Public Library Hosting ‘Let Freedom Read’ Event Promoting Books Under Fire For How They Treat Sex
Boston Public Library is taking a political stand against the removal of controversial books from public libraries. The Central Branch of Boston Public Library in Copley Square is holding an event called "Let Freedom Read: Statewide Read-In to Fight Censorship" from 10 a.m. to noon Saturday, September
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Cost of Owning and Operating A New Car Soars, AAA Says
The average cost of owning and operating a brand-new car has soared to more than $12,000 a year, AAA Northeast said. The average cost in 2023 is $12,182 a year, 13.6 percent higher than the $10,728 the average cost in 2022, AAA Northeast said.
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Massachusetts Health Insurer To Cover Narcan
By Michael P. Norton State House News Service
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Socialist U.S. Senate Candidate Explains Why He’s Running Against Elizabeth Warren
Whitman planning board member Brandon Griffin is running for U.S. Senate in Massachusetts next year as a member of the Workers Party of Massachusetts, a socialist party. Griffin posted a statement on his Facebook page explaining why he running against U.S. Sen. Elizabeth Warren (D-Cambridge).
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Chris Sununu Says Trump May Lose Republican Primary
Former president Donald Trump is dominating the Republican presidential primary polls, but New Hampshire Governor Chris Sununu says he does not think his victory is guaranteed. Sununu said recently that he can see the former president losing the Republican presidential primary if the anti-Trump vote consolidates behind one candidate.
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Haitian Immigrant Who Robbed Bank Seeks Pardon To Avoid Deportation
The Massachusetts Governor's Council plans to hold a hearing Wednesday on whether to approve a pardon for a convicted bank robber – without the convicted bank robber. Kenny Jean, who was born in Haiti, was 20 when he robbed a bank in Seekonk in November 2015, according to a