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Boston is offering $575 scholarships to immigrants, including illegal immigrants, who complete a city-sponsored leadership and civic engagement course.
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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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Red Sox Sweep Los Angeles Dodgers
Ceddanne Rafaela continued his home-run barrage and the Boston Red Sox finished off a three-game road sweep over the Los Angeles Dodgers on Sunday with an 8-4 victory.
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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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Gov. Maura Healey called for lower energy costs and criticized utility companies, but lawmakers remain divided and no agreement on energy affordability legislation has emerged.
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10 Pieces of Wasteful Pork in the Fiscal Year 2027 Massachusetts Budget
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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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Boston Offering $575 Scholarships to Illegal Immigrants
Boston is offering $575 scholarships to immigrants, including illegal immigrants, who complete a city-sponsored leadership and civic engagement course.
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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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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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Red Sox Sweep Los Angeles Dodgers
Ceddanne Rafaela continued his home-run barrage and the Boston Red Sox finished off a three-game road sweep over the Los Angeles Dodgers on Sunday with an 8-4 victory.
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Red Sox Overcome Three-Run Deficit To Beat The Athletics
Wilyer Abreu and Willson Contreras hit back-to-back homers in the eighth inning to help the Boston Red Sox notch a 5-4 victory over the Athletics on Thursday in West Sacramento, Calif.
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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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Maura Healey Calls for Lower Energy Costs, Offers No Clear Solution
Gov. Maura Healey called for lower energy costs and criticized utility companies, but lawmakers remain divided and no agreement on energy affordability legislation has emerged.
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Archaeologists Find Revolutionary War Artifacts At Bunker Hill
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Pedaling Through History: Riders Retrace Paul Revere’s Path Across Massachusetts Today
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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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