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BOSTON — State Representative Geoff Diehl let out a chuckle Monday morning when asked by a New Boston Post reporter how long it took him to read U.S. Senator Elizabeth Warren's newest hardcover memoir, titled This Fight Is Our Fight: The Battle To Save America's Middle
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"Give me your tired, your poor / Your huddled masses yearning to breathe free" — but once you arrive in New York, don't dare try moving somewhere else, or Governor Andrew Cuomo will be chasing you to take back your college scholarship money. Leave it to Governor Cuomo
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He says "It's time to fire the anti-Trump 'teachers'." Really?
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There are two competing views of equality: equality of opportunity and equality of outcomes. Last month marked a big win for Team Outcomes. The New York State Board of Regents decided to scrap its prerequisite — that in order to lead a class of students, prospective teachers must first pass a
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EAST BOSTON — The mid-day, cloudless blue sky over Central Square in East Boston last Thursday was the perfect setting for Boston Mayor Marty Walsh to announce a major five-year capital spending initiative. It was an auspicious time to let the public know that the city is to ready to get
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Not satisfied with leaving the destruction and devastation of 31 other National Football League teams in their wake, the reigning Super Bowl champion New England Patriots on Wednesday night were sufficiently provoked to lay waste to another combatant: The New York Times. With the team visiting the White House for
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BOSTON — The notorious Valdez brothers, alleged to have operated one of the largest heroin rings in New England, have managed to avoid permanent deportation despite being tried and convicted for a litany of criminal offenses that date back to at least 1989. Federal officials bagged the Dominican brothers Claudio, Hector,
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By Andy Metzger STATE HOUSE NEWS SERVICE
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