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Boston City Council President Says Calling Little Alcohol Bottles ‘Nips’ Is Offensive
Should Boston ban nips? It's a question the city council is exploring.
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Easthampton Revokes Superintendent Job Offer After Candidate Used ‘Ladies’ In An Email
A Massachusetts school district withdrew a job offer for a superintendent due to his use of a so-called microaggression. The Easthampton School District offered Dr. Vito Perrone a superintendent job last month but withdrew the offer when he referred to two female colleagues as "ladies" in an email
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Chris Sununu To Announce Run-For-President Decision This Summer
Will New Hampshire Governor Chris Sununu pursue the Republican Party's presidential nomination? He will announce his decision, either way, this summer, according to New Hampshire Public Radio.
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Poll: Massachusetts Voters Want Tax Relief
By Chris Lisinski State House News Service
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Massachusetts Bill Would Legalize Some Fireworks
Massachusetts is unlike the rest of the country. The Bay State is the only state where no forms of consumer fireworks are legal.
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Massachusetts Republican Pushing Psychedelic Legalization Bills
By Colin Young State House News Service
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Cape Verdean President Encourages Brockton Students To Do Well In School
The president of Cape Verde Jose Maria Neves spoke at Brockton High School and had a message for the students: be grateful. Neves spoke in Brockton where about 22 percent of the student population was born in Cape Verde, according to The Brockton Enterprise.
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New England Patriots Attempting To Trade Mac Jones, Report Says
New England Patriots head coach and general manager Bill Belichick has been trying to trade the team's starting quarterback this season, according to a report. Belichick has shopped quarterback Mac Jones to multiple teams this offseason, according to a report from NBC Sports Boston.