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Poll: Voters Think Schools Should Inform Parents About Pronoun and Gender Identity Changes
By Casey Harper The Center Square
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Five Policies Where Massachusetts Is A National Outlier
What makes Massachusetts stand out from the other 49 states? Our differences are not merely that the New England Patriots have more Super Bowls than other National Football League teams in the 21st century, the existence of the Hood blimp, and kids eating fluffernutter sandwiches.
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Patti Saris Transitioning To Senior Judge In Fed Court
By Colin A. Young State House News Service
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Audit-The Legislature Campaign Says It Submitted Enough Signatures To Make November 2024 Ballot
Massachusetts state auditor Diane DiZoglio's campaign to put a ballot question before voters next year giving the auditor explicit authority to audit the state legislature says it submitted more than enough signatures to meet a crucial deadline. DiZoglio and what State House News Service called "her hodgepodge
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Healey Administration Recommends Public Colleges In Massachusetts Join Abortion Provider Trade Association
The Massachusetts Department of Public Health is recommending public colleges and universities join a national trade association for abortion providers. It's one of the suggestions the state agency made in a 47-page blueprint made public Wednesday that is designed to help public schools of higher learning "to
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Bidens Due In Nantucket Before Bad Weather Hits
By Colin A. Young State House News Service
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Boys Playing Girls’ Field Hockey Have More Than Doubled In Massachusetts Since 2016
Boys playing on girls' high school field hockey is becoming more common in the Commonwealth of Massachusetts. From fall 2016 to fall 2022, the number of boys playing on these teams in the Massachusetts Interscholastic Athletic Association more than doubled, data provided to NewBostonPost from the MIAA late last
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Sticker Shock: $24.5 Billion Needed To Address MBTA Problems
By Chris Lisinski State House News Service
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