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New Hampshire Mayor Running For Governor
The mayor of Manchester, New Hampshire is running for governor of the Granite State in 2024. Manchester mayor Joyce Craig announced her bid on Tuesday, July 11.
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Maura Healey’s Summer Vacation Continues
By Alison Kuznitz and Michael P. Norton State House News Service
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Fentanyl Dealers Could Get Life In Prison Under Bipartisan Massachusetts Bill
Should big-time drug dealers get life in prison? A bipartisan bill on Beacon Hill would make it possible.
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Citing Saudi Connection, Massachusetts Gaming Regulators Reject LIV Golf Wagering
By Chris Lisinski State House News Service
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Ed Markey Decries Climate Change For Making People Sick
U.S. Senator Ed Markey highlighted climate change as a reason why people are getting sick earlier today. "Our planet is sick, and it's making our people sick," Markey said in a tweet on Tuesday, July 11. "There is no time to waste as the
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Best Camping Beach List Calls Attention To Cape Cod National Seashore
A best camping beach list by Country Living magazine named Cape Cod National Seashore. The list comprises thirty-five beaches in the United States rated for beauty and access to camping. Cape Cod National Seashore came in thirteenth place. "While tent and trailer camping is prohibited here, vehicle camping is
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Brookline Public Library To Play Hosts To Queer Reading Group About Intersectionality
Brookline Public Library is set to host a queer reading group that touches on themes of intersectionality on Thursday, July 13. "This group has a stress-free structure, where the conversation we develop about identity, gender, race, and all intersections that these generate is just as important as reading the
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Westford Selectmen Delete Columbus Day In Favor Of Indigenous Peoples Day
Westford selectmen have opted to replace Columbus Day with Indigenous Peoples Day — but most of them don't seem too happy about it. Several members of the town's highest board showed reluctance to ditch Columbus Day during a recent public meeting. But the board ultimately voted 4-1