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Brookline Nicotine Bylaw Hopes To Create A “Smoke-Free Generation”
“There’s evidence to show banning nicotine is beneficial to society, especially concerning its effects on younger users.”
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Boston University Coordinates Holi Despite Weather Delay
Boston University's Cummington Mall was covered in layers of multicolored powders, water and cheer.
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Demonstrators Gather At Copley Square In Support Of Ukraine, Exactly One Year Since Russia's Invasion
Since the invasion, 8,101 people have been killed and 13,479 have been injured, according to the United Nations.
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Avery Lender, Child Comic To Stand-Up Comedian
“Being a woman in comedy is really hard. I feel like growing up in the comedy scene, it really did raise me.”
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Professional Figure Skater Turned BU Men's Hockey Skating Coach
While many hockey players work on their skating skills with their coaches, it is unique for a team to have its own skating coach.
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Meyers Leonard's Returns To NBA Two Years After Anti-Jewish Slur Controversy
As of March 14, and after two 10-day contracts with the Milwaukee Bucks, Leonard has been signed for the rest of the season.
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Brian Durocher And The Legacy He Is Leaving Behind
After 36 years Brian Durocher is retiring as the first and only head coach in the program’s 18-year history.
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Commercial Real Estate Vital To Law Encouraging New Housing Near Public Transit
City planners and business leaders say commercial real estate could play a significant role in those rezoning plans.
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Going Green, Literally: Introducing The Bill That Would Bring More Trees To The Cities Of Massachusetts
The bill aims to create a program that would increase tree canopy cover in cities to combat excessive heat in urban environments.
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Will This Be The Year That Medical Aid In Dying Becomes Law In Massachusetts?
More than 900 people from Mattapoisett have reached out to voice support for the Act Relative to End of Life Options.
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“Pamela, A Love Story” Raises Questions About Celebrity Narrative And Voice
The documentary humanized Pamela Anderson beyond the famous sex-symbol “caricature”.
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Patrick Mahomes' Super Bowl Victory Helps Break Stereotypes
Super Bowl champions can have a significant impact on children.
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Final Showcase Of The 2023 Copley Art Society New Members Show
The gallery showcased paintings and pastel drawings from nine women and one man, all currently based on the East Coast.
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The Real Effects Of Student Loan Forgiveness
Other litigations have imposed further problems on Biden’s plan.
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Gen Z Leave Their Mark On Midterms, Quelling “Red Wave” Of Republican Control
An estimated 27% of youth voted in the 2022 midterm election, the second-highest voter turnout among the demographic in three decades.
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The Clean Water Act And The Uncertainties Of America's Water Protection System
MWRA “took no enforcement action in response to at least 70 instances of noncompliance by significant industrial users.”
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LISTEN: A Sitdown With Eversource
Eversource is working diligently to ensure energy distribution for their customers.
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Question 3 Failed. Now New Fights Are Set To Begin, While Smaller Liquor Stores Face Other Challenges
The question, to some, seemed confusing and unclear.
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Healey Prepares For Her First 100 Days In Office. What Issues Will She Tackle First?
The governor-elect is already positioning herself to prepare the state for swaths of new policy and legislation.