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Second Developer Wants To Terminate Wind Turbines Contract Off Massachusetts Coast
By Chris Lisinski State House News Service
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Salem School Officials Ask For Preferred Pronouns For Incoming Pre-K Students
A Massachusetts school district asks parents to provide their children's preferred pronouns on its pre-kindergarten registration forms. If parents want to enroll their kids to attend public school in the city of Salem, they must fill out a form that asks them to provide their student's
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MBTA Improvements Will Come Incrementally, Board Chairman Says
By Alison Kuznitz State House News Service
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Mike Pence Announcing Presidential Bid Next Week
By Casey Harper The Center Square
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Trump Vows To End Birthright Citizenship For Children of Illegal Immigrants
By Casey Harper The Center Square
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Four Most Useless Harvard Classes
Harvard University has a reputation as being one of the world's best schools of higher learning. It has a wide range of notable alumni, and top-notch former professors like U.S. Senator Elizabeth Warren (D-Massachusetts), who provided the school with some desperately-needed Native American representation in its faculty.
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Five Questions for Jane Swift;Farmer, Former Massachusetts Governor
Massachusetts has a reputation as a deeply Democratic state. But when it comes to the corner office on Beacon Hill, it's a different story. Since 1991, the Bay State has had a slew of Republicans serve as governor of the Commonwealth. That includes Jane Swift, the first woman
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Five Standout Males In Massachusetts Girls’ Sports In Recent Years
Biological males performing well in girls' sports has been a contentious issue in national politics in recent years. Does it happen in Massachusetts?
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