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MBTA Inspection Woes Run The Gamut, Consultant Says
By Sam Drysdale State House News Service
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Want To Protect Unborn Children? Get Fathers Back Into Homes
Sadly, more teen pregnancies generally means more teen abortions. And, according to a report from the Massachusetts Family Institute, fatherless teen-age girls are five to seven times more likely to become pregnant than those who have a father in the home.
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Massachusetts State Reps Air Frustration With ‘Less Than Desirable’ Migrant Crisis Communication From Healey Administration
By Alison Kuznitz State House News Service
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Harvard Worst College In America When It Comes To Free Speech, Survey Says
Harvard University finished dead last in free speech in a survey of colleges in the United States released Wednesday. Harvard got the lowest possible ranking of the 248 schools, and was the only one rated "Abysmal."
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Massachusetts Attorney General Certifies Almost All Proposed Ballot Questions For 2024
By Colin A. Young State House News Service
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Boston Public Library Hosting ‘Let Freedom Read’ Event Promoting Books Under Fire For How They Treat Sex
Boston Public Library is taking a political stand against the removal of controversial books from public libraries. The Central Branch of Boston Public Library in Copley Square is holding an event called "Let Freedom Read: Statewide Read-In to Fight Censorship" from 10 a.m. to noon Saturday, September
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Massachusetts Health Insurer To Cover Narcan
By Michael P. Norton State House News Service
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Haitian Immigrant Who Robbed Bank Seeks Pardon To Avoid Deportation
The Massachusetts Governor's Council plans to hold a hearing Wednesday on whether to approve a pardon for a convicted bank robber – without the convicted bank robber. Kenny Jean, who was born in Haiti, was 20 when he robbed a bank in Seekonk in November 2015, according to a
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