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Massachusetts Senate Passes Gun Control Bill; House and Senate To Confer On Working Out Differences
By Sam Drysdale State House News Service
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Five Questions For Mike Eruzione — ‘Miracle On Ice’ Olympic Gold Medalist
In 1980, Mike Eruzione took down the Soviet Union. The Winthrop, Massachusetts native was captain of the 1980 Winter Olympics Team USA men's ice hockey team. He scored the go-ahead goal with 10 minutes left in the third period of the team's 4-3 win over the
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Protesters Ask Massachusetts Governor and Boston Mayor Why Roxbury Community Center Has To Shelter Illegal Immigrants
Protesters greeted Massachusetts Governor Maura Healey and Boston Mayor Michelle Wu on Wednesday as they toured a Roxbury community center that is being converted into temporary housing to make room for more homeless families who are eligible for shelter services. About a dozen protesters, some of whom were Roxbury residents,
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Complaint Looks To Torpedo Massachusetts App-Based Driver Question
By Chris Lisinski State House News Service
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Boston Globe Columnist Signed Papers Helping Woman Kill Herself While He Was Covering Her Last Days
A columnist for The Boston Globe recently reported a story about a woman traveling from Connecticut to Vermont to use the state's physician-assisted suicide law — except he made himself part of the story. The story notes that to take advantage of Vermont's physician-assisted suicide law, someone
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Massachusetts Public Health Commissioner’s More Interested In Attacking Pro-Life Centers Than In Improving Public Health
At the beginning of January, commissioner Robert Goldstein of the Massachusetts Department of Public Health issued a memorandum to all Massachusetts health care providers, supposedly to remind them about their licensure obligations. But to careful readers, it was immediately apparent that the letter represented a thinly veiled threat against the
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Trump Still On Ballot, After Massachusetts Supreme Judicial Court Justice Upholds State Ballot Law Commission Decision
By Chris Lisinski State House News Service
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Arrested At Massachusetts State House In 2022, Former Randolph Woman Still Faces Charges Over Covid Protest
For the vast majority of people, the experience of Covid lockdowns is past, a thing almost of distant memory. But for some, it lingers. Michelle Efendi, 37, a mother of four who lived in Randolph, Massachusetts at the time, protested against vaccine passports and mask mandates at the Massachusetts State
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