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Some School Committee members appeared open to changing restrictive bathroom rules Thursday night after hearing a report from the body’s student representatives.

Funeral service for Ardene O’Connell, of Dickinson will be 11:00

Up to 10 officers could eventually be working with the schools on a given day.

Worcester School Committee considers holding families responsible for Chromebooks issued to students

Going against the superintendent’s advice, the School Committee on Thursday voted to cut ties with longtime busing provider Durham School Services next year.

The School Committee on Wednesday unanimously approved a plan to require all staff and students to wear masks this upcoming school year.

Veterans, family members, and city officials paid respects at several Memorial Day ceremonies in the city Monday.

Clark University receives a $6 million gift, and the state announces this years "29 Who Shine" students.

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It’s not clear how long the hiatus will be, but federal officials say it could last weeks. Massachusetts was expecting a smaller shipment of the one-shot vaccines already, but yesterday’s announcement upended vaccine appointments all over the state. While Baker has pitched the J&J vaccine as an avenue to vaccinate people more quickly — compared to its two-shot counterparts — this pause could stretch the state’s in-demand vaccine supply even further, as more people try to book their ...