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In a lead article "Common Core ballot fight may head to court" by Statehouse reporter Christian M. Wade, the chief litigant against the ballot question, Linda Noonan, is quoted as saying that "Massachusetts deserves to have the best educational standards. We don't need Common Core-light." Her pro-CC group is seeking a stay of the ballot question on the grounds it is "vaguely worded and conflicts with the state constitution." The backdrop is that on Sept. 2, 2015, Attorney General Maura
In a lead article "Common Core ballot fight may head to court" by Statehouse reporter Christian M. Wade, the chief litigant against the ballot question, Linda Noonan, is quoted as saying that "Massachusetts deserves to have the best educational standards. We don't need Common Core-light." Her pro-CC group is seeking a stay of the ballot question on the grounds it is "vaguely worded and conflicts with the state constitution." The backdrop is that on Sept. 2, 2015, Attorney General Maura Healey an…