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President Joe Biden has picked two Massachusetts residents with an interest in climate change to serve on the federal panel that regulates interstate oil pipelines, interstate natural gas pipelines, and much of the nation's electricity grid. The nominations come at a time when climate activists are trying to
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The Massachusetts Senate has passed a bill that would require school districts that teach sex education use a "comprehensive" curriculum approved by the state agency that oversees public primary and secondary education. As New Boston Post has reported in the past, sex education curriculums recommended by the state
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It's tough to go anywhere these days without hearing a Taylor Swift song or seeing her face appear on magazines and TV screens. Admirers say she's really talented. Conspiracy theorists suggest she's a clone of some satanic priestess. Others believe her romance with football
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By Colin A. Young State House News Service
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The Massachusetts Republican Party is urging people not to vote for one of its state committee candidates this upcoming Super Tuesday election on March 5. The MassGOP wants people to vote against Lori Kauffman, a Boston resident running for GOP state committeewoman in the First Suffolk District, because Kauffman has
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The Massachusetts Governor's Council has confirmed Governor Maura Healey's former romantic partner to a seat on the state's highest court. The Governor's Council voted 6-1 on Wednesday, February 28 for Gabrielle Wolohojian to join the Massachusetts Supreme Judicial Court.
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Massachusetts Attorney General Andrea Campbell has filed a lawsuit against the town of Milton in the wake of the town's voters rejecting a re-zoning scheme that would have increased density in the town. It's the latest in a series of actions by state officials to turn
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