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Parent 1 and Parent 2 Have Replaced Mother and Father On Many Massachusetts Government Documents
Do children have a biological mother and father? No, according to many government documents in the Commonwealth of Massachusetts.
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As Rents Soar, States Take Aim at Local Zoning Rules
Stateline, an initiative of The Pew Charitable Trusts. By Kristian Hernández Caitlyn Mann, 29, moved to the Phoenix metro area from Boston in January 2021 after taking a job as a Maricopa County court clerk. She found a studio apartment downtown and signed a 14-month lease for $1,295 a
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Catholic Memorial Giving Award To Pro-Abortion Former Boston Mayor
U.S. Labor Secretary Marty Walsh is set to receive an award from Catholic Memorial despite supporting policies opposed to the teachings of the Catholic Church. The all-boys preparatory school in the West Roxbury neighborhood of Boston plans to honor Walsh at its annual gala on Thursday, April 1. CM
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New Hampshire Won’t Secede From The United States
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Norfolk County Agricultural High School Teaching Students Fetal Development
Did you know that an unborn baby develops a heartbeat in the first trimester of pregnancy? You would if you went to Norfolk County Agricultural High School in Walpole.
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Hanover Using Genderbread Person To Teach 12-Year-Olds There Are Unlimited Genders
How many genders are there? If you said two, then you'd get the answer wrong at Hanover Middle School.
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Massachusetts House of Representatives Rejects Gas Tax Relief Proposal
By Katie Lannan State House News Service
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Gas Is Expensive; Massachusetts Democrats Tried To Make It More Expensive In 2020
Gas prices are up across the country, but if the Massachusetts House of Representatives got what it wanted in 2020, it would be even more expensive. That's because most state representatives voted to raise the state's gas tax on March 4, 2020. The House voted 113-40
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