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Through the uptake of a Heat Action Planning framework, the federal government will enable a more heat-prepared nation.

SEEKONK — The town’s housing authority has been awarded a $60,000 grant from the state Executive Office of Housing and Livable Communities to hire a resident service coordinator.

The First Minister has been reminded that commitments — including a public inquiry — made before the collapse of the Assembly to mothers who gave birth in Magdalene laundries and their children now need to be upheld.

WOBURN - Mayor Michael Concannon and other local officials will likely use a reconstituted Zoning Ordinance Review Committee (ZORC) to formulate a strategy around Woburn’s compliance with the state’s controversial

What happens when a candidate has a complicated history with classified information?

More than 3,000 Ukrainians have been welcomed to Northern Ireland since Russia’s war on their homeland started, First Minister Michelle O’Neill has said.

Segregated Education Costing Approximately £800m Per Year

BOSTON — Gov. Maura Healey is facing calls for an investigation into her decision to award a $10 million no-bid contract to provide food services for migrants to a company

CHELMSFORD — An immigration court is set to open this week, with the goal to ease the burden of the ever-growing backlog of cases currently overwhelming the court system used to determine the futures of migrants within U.S. borders.

SIXTY residents from interface areas in North and West Belfast have completed a cross- community course that aims to build respect and understanding as part of a wider programme examining attitudes to peace barriers and their removal.