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Despite Resistance, Massachusetts State Auditor Diana DiZoglio Reports Some Legislative Audit Meetings
By Colin A. Young State House News Service
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Massachusetts High School Girls’ Basketball Team Forfeits After Transgender Opponent Injures Its Players
A high school basketball game in Massachusetts was cut short earlier this month after one team forfeited due to injuries caused by a male transgender athlete on the other team — including at least one injury caught on video. Collegiate Charter School of Lowell ended its game against KIPP Academy Lynn
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Largest Foreign-Born Populations in Greater Boston Now Come From China, the Dominican Republic, and India, Report Says
By Chris Lisinski State House News Service
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Western Massachusetts District Attorney Was Disturbed By Reports of Gender Queer in Middle School — Initially
Upon hearing about oral sex illustrations in a graphic novel recommended by an eighth grade teacher to certain students, the district attorney for Berkshire County was disgusted. "This book needs to be out [of] that school forever right now – I don't care if it's artistic
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Vermont High School Girls’ Basketball Team With A Transgender Center Is 17-1 This Season
A high school girls' basketball team in Vermont that has received some strong contributions from a male player is 17-1 this season. Rose Johnson, a 6-foot-1 senior on the Long Trail School girls' basketball team, is the male player helping the team succeed.
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Massachusetts Tax Haul From Sports Betting Surpasses $100 Million
By Colin A. Young State House News Service
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Massachusetts Governor’s Council To Interview Governor Maura Healey’s Former Longtime Romantic Partner For State’s Highest Court Next Week
The Massachusetts Governor's Council plans to interview Governor Maura Healey's former longtime romantic partner next week in a confirmation hearing for the state's highest court. Gabrielle Wolohojian, 63, is a member of the Massachusetts Appeals Court, the state's second highest court.
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Pro-Palestine Harvard Students Mocked Over 12-Hour Hunger Strike
Twelve whole hours. That's how long more than 30 pro-Palestinian Harvard students participated in a hunger strike on Friday last week to show their solidarity with 17 Brown University students who participated in an eight-day hunger strike to pressure Brown Corporation to divest from Israel on Friday, February
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