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South Coast Rail Now Expected To Be Ready Next Summer
By Chris Lisinski State House News Service
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Two Republicans Vying For Nomination In Massachusetts Senate Special Election Race
Republican voters in central Massachusetts have a choice next month for an open state Senate seat. Former state Senator Anne Gobi (D-Spencer) left elected office to become the rural affairs director in Massachusetts Governor Maura Healey's administration — and two Republicans are vying for the party nomination to run
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Thirteen New Names Added To Boston Law Enforcement Memorial
By Sam Doran State House News Service
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Why Language Matters: Former Oxford Professor Gives Speech On Gender Identity at Pembroke Gun Club
A former research professor at Oxford University and conservative Catholic delivered a speech to several dozen people on gender identity in Pembroke on Wednesday. U.S. Army veteran and philosopher Michael Robillard gave a speech titled "What's at Stake: Gender Identity in a Shifting Culture" at
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Nantucket Residents Challenging Wind Turbine Project Ruling, Citing Whale Safety
By Chris Lisinski State House News Service
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Can Your Neighbor Give You A Parking Ticket? Somerville Officials Considering It
The city of Somerville could issue tickets for illegal parking based on a photo sent by a witness who doesn't work for the city, a lawyer said. City councilors haven't decided yet whether they want to do that. But the Somerville Legislative Matters Committee, a subcommittee
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Boston University Launches Investigation Into Ibram X. Kendi’s Anti-Racist Research Center For Grant Mismanagement
Boston University is conducting an inquiry into its Center for Antiracist Research due to complaints it received about the center's grant management and culture. Ibram X. Kendi serves as the center's director. He is one of the leading proponents of critical race theory in the United
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Massachusetts Boys Excelling In High School Girls’ Field Hockey This Season
Somerset-Berkeley High girls' field hockey freshman Ryan Crook had a sharp performance in his team's 7-1 win over Durfee (Fall River) last week. Crook, a boy who also plays baseball, shined for the girls' team, netting two goals while dishing out two assists.
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