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Fallen Service Members Remembered On Boston Common
By Alison Kuznitz State House News Service
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Healey Keeps McNamara On Board As Comptroller
By Michael P. Norton State House News Service
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Cambridge To Consider More Legal Protections For Polyamorous Relationships
Cambridge city councilors are considering an ordinance that would provide more legal protections for "diverse family and relationship structures," including polyamorous relationships involving three or more adults. The measure, which would add "family and relationship structure" to a list of protected classes in the Cambridge municipal
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Massachusetts Education Department Eyes More Restrictive Student Cell Phone Policies
By Sam Drysdale State House News Service
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Some UMass Dartmouth Men’s Bathrooms Stocked With Tampons
Tampons are now available in men's bathrooms on the University of Massachusetts Dartmouth campus. Since late January, the school has provided free menstrual products in 11 of the Campus Center's bathrooms. These include women's, men's, and gender-neutral bathrooms. The Campus Center is
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Massachusetts State Senator Anne Gobi Tapped To Become State’s First ‘Director of Rural Affairs’ By Governor Maura Healey
By Chris Lisinski State House News Service
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Massachusetts Republican Party Working To Get Born-Alive Protection Question On November 2022 Ballot
What should happen to a baby born alive following an attempted abortion? As of now, such babies have no legal protection, and can legally be allowed to die without further medical intervention.
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Five Questions for Scott Brown — Former U.S. Senator and Ambassador
Thirteen years ago, a state senator from Wrentham stunned America. Scott Brown, a Republican, beat then-Massachusetts attorney general Martha Coakley, a Democrat, in a 2010 U.S. Senate special election 52 percent to 47 percent.
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