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HULL — Superintendent Judith Kuehn and Principal Anthony Hrivnak are pleased to report that a Memorial Middle School student has been serving as Hull’s 2022 Ambassador to Project 351 this year.

Country. in reaction to fridays supreme court decision to overturn roe v. wade. consequentially reversing a nearly 50 year old constitutional right warren. joining me now is deval patrick. for former massachusetts governor and current coach of american bridge 24 century and shakir cherry donaldson, executive director of 1000 running strong. thank you both for joining me. >> thank you, reverend al for having me. >> let me go to first. maternal actions just a few months away. democrats are hoping ...

The Massachusetts Expanded Gaming Act passed in 2011 and signed into law by then-Governor Deval Patrick (D) authorized as many as four commercial casino

On a sunny Saturday earlier this month, Massachusetts Democrats gathered in Worcester to pencil in picks for the Sept. 6 primary ballot, including their candidates for governor, auditor, and secretary of the commonwealth. But the place to be to get an up-close glimpse of the candidates may not have been among the thousands inside Worcester’s DCU Center but days earlier with a

Juneteenth will be celebrated in Massachusetts as a state and federal holiday on Monday, June 20.    The date of June 19 was first designated as a state holiday in 2020...

The outside group known as “Better Boston,” which backed Andrea Campbell in her 2021 mayoral run, says it’s sitting on the sidelines for the former city councillor’s 2022 run for attorney general. The group’s Dorchester-based leader says its scope is limited to Boston races only. Sonia Alleyne, the Dorchester resident and former bank executive who chairs the outside group,

Lush greens, “Men Only” signs, and the best friends membership can buy. Think elite country clubs are a relic of an earlier era? Think again. Boston’s tight-knit country-club world may be steeped in controversy, but it sure is fun.

What comes to mind in the month of June? Weddings. Vacations (and how to pay for record high gas prices if you're driving). Graduations.

What comes to mind in the month of June? Weddings. Vacations (and how to pay for record high gas prices if you’re driving). Graduations. Time was when many commencement speeches at major universities were about America and its values and what graduates could expect in the future. In recent years, they have become a political capstone on the progressive ideas imposed upon them in their classes and textbooks.

The picture is clear. Most major universities, while giving lip service to "diversity," don't believe in diversity of opinion.