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Worcester Red Sox Pitcher Devin Sweet Has Another Skill: Cutting Hair
Worcester Red Sox pitcher Devin Sweet learned to cut hair in college and still gives teammates fresh fades while chasing his major league dream.
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Being A Lifestyle Influencer Makes You Unstable
Mackenzie Shirilla, The Crash, and the truth about vlogging
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Seth Moulton Caved on Protecting Girls' Sports
Seth Moulton once raised concerns about male athletes competing against girls. Now he has backed away without offering a clear plan to protect girls’ sports.
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Worcester Red Sox pitcher Seth Martinez talks about his World Series ring, his parents, Dustin Pedroia, Pedro Martinez and facing Shohei Ohtani.
Worcester Red Sox Pitcher Seth Martinez Talks World Series Ring, Pedro Martinez, Striking Out Shohei Ohtani
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Pizzeria Regina Celebrates 100 Years in Boston’s North End
Pizzeria Regina is marking its 100th anniversary at its original North End restaurant, known for brick-oven pizza, long lines and walls covered with police, fire and EMS patches.
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Revere Beach Sand Sculpting Festival Returns With World-Class Art, Food, And Fireworks
The Revere Beach International Sand Sculpting Festival returns July 17-19 with master sculptors, food vendors, rides, and fireworks.
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Maura Healey's Parole Board Pick Draws Liberal Backlash
Gov. Maura Healey urged the Governor's Council to confirm Parole Board nominee Kaitlyn O'Leary despite opposition from advocates who want someone with rehabilitation and reentry experience instead of another prosecutor.
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Karen Spilka’s Ninth Year Shows Why Massachusetts Needs Term Limits
Ted Semesnyei argues that Senate Democrats weakened accountability by repealing the eight-year limit on the Massachusetts Senate president.
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NFL Closes Former Patriots Receiver Stefon Diggs Investigation After Assault Acquittal
The NFL reportedly found insufficient evidence to punish former Patriots receiver Stefon Diggs after his acquittal in Dedham court.
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Feds Charge 26 Trinitarios Gang Members In Massachusetts RICO Case Tied To Five Murders
Federal prosecutors charged 26 alleged Trinitarios gang members and associates in Massachusetts in a RICO case tied to five murders, 19 attempted murders and drug trafficking.
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Seth Moulton Caved on Protecting Girls' Sports
Seth Moulton once raised concerns about male athletes competing against girls. Now he has backed away without offering a clear plan to protect girls’ sports.
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Maura Healey's Parole Board Pick Draws Liberal Backlash
Gov. Maura Healey urged the Governor's Council to confirm Parole Board nominee Kaitlyn O'Leary despite opposition from advocates who want someone with rehabilitation and reentry experience instead of another prosecutor.
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Feds Find Burlington Public Schools Broke Federal Law With Graphic Sex Survey
Federal officials found Burlington Public Schools violated parental-rights law by giving a graphic survey about sex, drugs, and gender identity to students whose parents opted them out.
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Massachusetts Families Say State Forces Choice Between Private School And Special Education Services, Ask Supreme Court To Act
Two Massachusetts families argue state rules unlawfully force private-school students to leave campus to receive publicly funded special education services.
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Worcester Red Sox Pitcher Devin Sweet Has Another Skill: Cutting Hair
Worcester Red Sox pitcher Devin Sweet learned to cut hair in college and still gives teammates fresh fades while chasing his major league dream.
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Seth Moulton Caved on Protecting Girls' Sports
Seth Moulton once raised concerns about male athletes competing against girls. Now he has backed away without offering a clear plan to protect girls’ sports.
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Massachusetts Senate Minority Leader Ryan Fattman reflects on his early political rise, conservative values, faith, and public service in a deeply Democratic state.
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Michael and Tracy Balboni have spent decades serving patients, mentoring physicians and building ministries that unite Christian faith with medicine.
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Charlie Baker To Headline Fundraiser For Democrat Facing Republican In Bristol DA Race
Former Republican Gov. Charlie Baker and former Lt. Gov. Karyn Polito will raise money for Democrat Christopher Markey as he runs against Republican Seth Aitken for Bristol County district attorney.
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Maura Healey Signs Law Expanding Illegal Immigrant Protections Against ICE In Massachusetts
Gov. Maura Healey signed the PROTECT Act into law Wednesday, immediately expanding protections against civil immigration arrests by ICE at schools, hospitals, child care centers and courthouses.
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Archaeologists Find Revolutionary War Artifacts At Bunker Hill
Archaeologists at Bunker Hill have found Revolutionary War-era artifacts, including musket balls, gun flints and items likely left by British troops.
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Pedaling Through History: Riders Retrace Paul Revere’s Path Across Massachusetts Today
Cyclists are retracing history today during the Paul Revere Bike Ride through Concord, Lexington, and Revolutionary landmarks across Massachusetts.
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How Robotaxi Will Transform Boston’s Traffic and Parking Crisis
Boston faces one of the worst traffic and parking problems in the country. Tesla’s upcoming Robotaxi network could dramatically reduce congestion, free up parking, and change how millions move through Greater Boston. Here’s how it could reshape the city.
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The Hidden Perks of Owning a Tesla: Exclusive Benefits, Hacks, and Communities You’re Missing Out On
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