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Fewer Breaking Into Massachusetts Home Market As Prices Soar
By Colin A. Young State House News Service
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Transgender Brookline High Track Runner Wins Girls’ 55-Meter Dash Event At Conference Meet
A male high school indoor track and field runner won an event at a girls' meet in Boston last week. Brookline High senior Chloe Barnes, who identifies as transgender, came in first place in the opening Bay State Conference meet of the season. It took place on Thursday, December
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Abortion Supporters In New Hampshire Call For State Constitutional Amendment Allowing Abortions After 24 Weeks Into Pregnancy If Doctor Gives O.K.
Abortion is legal in New Hampshire through 24 weeks of pregnancy, but some abortion supporters are calling for an amendment to the state constitution that would make it legal up until birth if a doctor deems it necessary. The proposed amendment (New Hampshire Constitutional Amendment Concurrent Resolution 23) declares "
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Massachusetts Criminal Case Backlog Trimmed To 4,000, Court Officials Say
By Colin A. Young State House News Service
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Hey Michelle Wu, Boston Needs Unity, Not Racial Division
What does the term "electeds of color" mean? It means elected officials in Boston who aren't white — and imagine that they therefore have some sort of built-in enmity with those who are.
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Roxbury State Senator Says Jews Have ‘Amassed A Lot of Political and Financial Power’
By Colin A. Young State House News Service
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Non-Citizens Voting? Boston City Council Wants It To Happen For City Elections
The Boston City Council voted 8-4 in favor of a proposal that would allow non-citizens of the United States to vote in its city elections on Wednesday. Lame duck progressive city councilor Kendra Lara last month introduced the measure, which would allow foreigners who live in the city legally to
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Maura Healey Shrugs Off Mid-Year Spending Cuts For Massachusetts State Government
By Colin A. Young State House News Service
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