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Write-In Candidates — Mostly Republicans — Secure Party Nominations To Create More Contested Races For Massachusetts Legislature
By Chris Lisinski State House News Service
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Massachusetts GOP U.S. Senate Candidate John Deaton Explains Support For Term Limits
John Deaton says he'd make term limits for Congress a day-one priority if he beats U.S. Senato Elizabeth Warren (D-Cambridge), who is seeking a third term. "Term limits will be my very first bill I write as a United States Senator," Deaton told NewBostonPost during
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Opposition Launches Ad In Massachusetts Tipped Worker Question 5 Battle
By Chris Lisinski State House News Service
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Cops In Massachusetts Must Show They Didn’t Racially Profile During Social Media Investigations, State’s Highest Court Rules
The state's highest court has again expanded the responsibility of police in Massachusetts to show that their investigations aren't racially biased. The high court upheld a trial court judge's dismissal of gun charges because Boston police wouldn't turn over documents showing how
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Vermont Department of Health Urges People To Not Say ‘Son’ and ‘Daughter’ For Sake of Inclusion
Don't say "son" and "daughter" because those terms are not inclusive enough, the Vermont Department of Health recently said. Vermont's public health agency is under fire over a Facebook post where it urged its state's residents to stop saying "
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Immigration Shaping Up As Hot Topic In Warren-Deaton Race
By Sam Drysdale State House News Service
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Federal Immigration Authorities Arrest Haitian Illegal Charged With Child Molestation In Mansfield
Federal immigration authorities recently apprehended an 18-year-old Haitian illegal immigrant charged with sexually assaulting a child in Massachusetts. Offices from the Boston field office of Enforcement and Removal Operations arrested Akim Marc Desire in Attleboro on Friday, August 30, according to a press release from U.S. Immigration and Customs
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Maura Healey Picks New Superintendent From Outside Massachusetts State Police Ranks Following Karen Read Scandal
By Sam Drysdale State House News Service Governor Maura Healey used the new powers afforded to her under law and picked the retired second-in-command of the New Jersey State Police to take over as the next superintendent and colonel of the Massachusetts State Police. Geoffrey Noble, who retired as New
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