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Climate Activists Block Coal Train In Risky Protest: Patch PM
Also: Driver fired, held without bail in Pembroke crash that killed 13-year-old girl | Salem can't swear in City Councilor | More.

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Activists Use New Tactics To Stop Coal Trains Leaving Worcester
Four climate activists were arrested Thursday night after erecting scaffolding over train tracks in Harvard to stop a coal shipment.
Driver Fired, Held Without Bail In Crash That Killed 13-Year-Old Girl
The crash killed 13-year-old Claire Zisserson. Claire's mother, and her friend, 13-year-old Kendall Zemotel, were hurt, Zamotel critically.
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Salem Can't Swear In Ward 6 City Councilor
A judge approved Jerry Ryan's request for an injunction blocking Megan Riccardi from being sworn in on Monday.
U-Haul Will No Longer Hire Nicotine Users In Massachusetts
With no laws preventing "lifestyle discrimination," 21 states will be the testing grounds for the company's new policy
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Dunkin' Brings Back Girl Scout Cookie-Inspired Coffee Flavors
The Canton-based chain dropped one of the three flavors its offered last year as part of its partnership with Girl Scouts USA.
'No War With Iran': Massachusetts Lawmakers On Soleimani Killing
The U.S. government killed Qassem Soleimani, a top Iranian military leader. Here's what Massachusetts lawmakers said.
Don't Abbreviate 2020 When Signing Legal Documents, Police Warn
The two-digit abbreviation '20' could be lengthened to look like any year in this century.
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