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Poll: Trump Up 16 Points On Haley In NH
By Michael P. Norton State House News Service
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Gender Queer Incident Draws Sharp Comments At Western Massachusetts School Committee Meeting
Members of a western Massachusetts school committee got an earful this past week about a police search at a middle school for a graphic novel called Gender Queer. On December 8, 2023, an anonymous complaint was made to Great Barrington police that a sexually explicit book had been shown to
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Race vs. Gender Identity In Amherst Public Schools Flap Over Interim Principal
A black female educator offered the position of interim principal at Amherst Regional Middle School doesn't want it anymore after being publicly criticized by the mother of a student who identifies as transgender for the way she used restorative justice to handle complaints of bullying. The mother, Kara
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Credit Rating May Have Factored Into Massachusetts Budget Cut Decision
By Colin A. Young State House News Service
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Five Potential Running Mates for Donald Trump
Former President Donald Trump remains the prohibitive favorite to win the 2024 Republican primary, but who will be his running mate if that holds? We know it won't be former vice president Mike Pence, who diverged from Trump on certifying the results of the 2020 presidential election.
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Cost of Emergency Shelters for Illegal Immigrants Getting ‘Harder To Support,’ Massachusetts House Speaker Says
By Chris Lisinski State House News Service Continuing to fund a record level of emergency shelter services "becomes harder and harder to support" while tax collections lag expectations, the top Democrat in the Massachusetts House of Representatives said Wednesday while suggesting he's out of the loop
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Biden’s Treasury Secretary Calls ‘Inflation Reduction Act’ ‘The Most Important Climate and Energy Law in U.S. History’ During Visit To Roxbury Community College
By Alison Kuznitz State House News Service
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Claudine Gay Should Have Remained President of Harvard, Massachusetts Governor Maura Healey Says
Claudine Gay should have stayed on as president of Harvard University instead of resigning last week, Massachusetts Governor Maura Healey said Tuesday. Healey made the comment during an appearance on Boston Public Radio on WGBH on Tuesday, January 9.
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