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UpdatedMon, Feb 1, 2021 at 9:10 am ET Reply YWCA Central Massachusetts domestic violence director Deb Hall launched her Worcester City Council campaign on Monday. (William McMullen/Deb Hall campaign) WORCESTER, MA — Deb Hall officially launched her 2021 bid for a seat on the Worcester City Council Monday, highlighting her experience in the community and diverse background. Hall, 52, filed paperwork to run for City Council in November, and has since raised about $10,000. She joins a growing field of challengers with six others having either filed campaign paperwork or announced a bid for Co...

MARSHFIELD, WI (WSAU-WDLB) -- City Hall in Marshfield still has limited access, because of the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic. That's what members of the C...

Fingerlakes1.com Menu Have a tip for the newsroom, press release, local event listing or digital content to share? Send it here. Support our mission by visiting patreon.com/fl1 and becoming a monthly subscriber. Calls are being renewed for full-protections for landlords and tenants across New York State. Advocates for both sides have renewed their efforts as an ‘eviction moratorium’ comes to an end in less than a month. “All this law affords is an affirmative defense to an eviction, so landlords have every right to sue tenants no matter what the situation is that they’re in,” Felts ...

There's no sign of that gender gap lessening. >> you're saying the gender gap is not something they can just shake off? >> i'm trying to think of another taylor swift song, but i can't. it's delicate. >> the gender gap fight is delicate? >> right. deb, do you have a taylor swift reference ready? you don't node to. you're running for congress. you're doing more important stuff. on the more important point, i want to show you a fact check we put together here on "the beat." president trump is doubling down on attacking christine ford, which is especially distressing to people, considering that f...

Accelerating all the way since 2016. the blue line, rising for dems. the red line dropping for rs. more women walking away from the republican party. kavanaugh's confirmation has the groups focusing energy on targeted midterm races. the record number of women are running and winning in the house and senate primaries that have already occurred this year. and one of those primary winners joins me now from new mexico. deb, are you seeing any reaction among voters to the kavanaugh debate? or are you mostly hearing about other issues when you're out campaigning? >> absolutely. everyone is energized...