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William Gross may want to switch offices in Boston this year. There is a good chance that the Boston Police Commissioner will run for mayor of Boston now that president-elect Joe Biden nominated Marty Walsh as his Labor Secretary, as many news outlets including WBZ have reported.
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In many respects, 2020 was not a good year in the United States, or Massachusetts for that matter. The coronavirus has killed hundreds of thousands of Americans. Government responses to the pandemic have killed jobs and permanently shuttered businesses. Liberal and progressive Democrats swept the Congressional races and maintained their
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Six years ago, a former local politician took on a new role: providing conservatives in the most left-leaning state in the country a printed outlet to get news and express their opinions. Lonnie Brennan, the 60-year-old publisher of The Boston Broadside, a monthly conservative print newspaper, is a former Georgetown
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If you drive through Marshfield or Pembroke, you might think that Ed Mazzuchelli is the Republican U.S. Senate candidate in Massachusetts. He's not — that's Kevin O'Connor, a lawyer who lives in Dover. But Mazzuchelli's lawn signs appear frequently alongside those of
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A petition drive seeking to make it possible to stop public funding of abortion in Massachusetts has come up short on signatures, meaning voters won't see a referendum on it in 2022. Thomas Harvey, chairman of the Massachusetts Alliance to Stop Taxpayer Funded Abortion, announced Tuesday that petition
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GLOUCESTER — A Donald Trump-inspired newcomer to the Republican Party is making waves, and claims that longtime MassGOPers are working behind the scenes — and engaging in a harassment campaign — to block her bid to land a seat on the state committee. Dianna Ploss, the subject of a lengthy New York Times
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What could be an ordinary walk in the park for a Bostonian turns into a heart-warming encounter whenever Harvard Dangerfield, a white fluff ball Samoyed, takes his routine walk through the Boston Public Garden. Ready for any occasion with his stylish bowties, this "Pawston" socialite delights passersby who
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Andrew Bacevich, a retired historian and foreign policy scholar at the Pardee School of International Relations at Boston University, is one of the leading advocates of a non-interventionist approach to U.S. foreign policy. Unlike many in the U.S. foreign policy establishment, Bacevich is less likely to advocate for
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