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The Indian Health Service Service should be sending vital immunization records from the Southern Ute Health Clinic to Colorado’s health department daily. But that has not happened in over a year. When...

With the College Football Playoff completed, the NCAA has reached an inflection point. After decades of austerity in providing benefits to student-athletes, NCAA President Charlie Baker...

NCAA President Charlie Baker’s December 5, 2023 proposal would create a new "rich institutions" subdivision within Division I that would permit institutions to provide...

NCAA President Charlie Baker’s December 5, 2023 proposal would create a new "rich institutions" subdivision within Division I that would permit institutions to provide...

American companies are now walking back on vaccine mandates they earlier imposed on workers as three federal judges overturned the Biden administration's executive order requiring workers to [...]

PITTSFIELD — Luke Marion succinctly summed up what Berkshire restaurant owners are facing as they head into the winter season. “It’s been hairy out there,” said the owner of Otto’s Kitchen & Comfort on East Street. It’s not hard to see why. While the COVID-19 pandemic has taken a big chunk of income from local restaurant owners this year, the recent surge of the virus in Massachusetts has caused Gov. Charlie Baker to impose restrictions on state eateries that went ...

Community Content Three members of Randolphs Beacon Hill delegation has secured an additional $40,000 in the fiscal year 2021 state budget for United Ways Resilient Randolph Fund for financial assistance and expanded food distribution for low-income residents.  The budget was signed into law by Governor Baker Dec. 11. State Reps. Bill Driscoll Jr. and Bruce Ayers, and state Sen. Walter Timilty helped secure the funds. The Resilient Randolph Fund was established in June in partnership with the ...