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Ballot measures propose big changes in state law | The Harvard Press | News | News Articles

Early voting has already begun at Town Hall, and most voters probably have a pretty good idea which candidates or at least which party they.

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Ballot measures propose big changes in state law | The Harvard Press | Features | Feature Articles

Early voting has already begun at Town Hall, and most voters probably have a pretty good idea which candidates or at least which party they.

New yorkUnited statesRhode islandTown hallChristopher carlozziScott haywardElizabeth warrenEdward markeyMeredith baileyCharlie bakerGeoff diehlTricia farley bouvierRefugee advocacy coalitionCumberland farmsDivision of insuranceService of massachusetts

Pittsfield: NAACP meeting to address Yes on 4

Dalida Rocha, field director from the Yes on 4 for Safer Roads campaign, will speak at the general meeting of the Berkshire County branch of the NAACP at 6 p.m.

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Framingham passed an anti-begging law, but will it withstand legal challenges?

Framingham City Council passed an ordinance aimed at stopping panhandlers from approaching cars, but many similar laws have been struck down.

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Mass has expanded abortion access, but care barriers and legal issues remain

Reproductive rights advocates in Massachusetts were devastated, but not surprised, when the U.S. Supreme Court officially overturned Roe v. Wade in June.

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