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Fishermen Not Feeling The Effects Of ‘Marked Decrease' In Atlantic Cod Population
The species is being influenced by the environment, specifically rising ocean temperatures, which have changed the fish’s spawning behavior.
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Concerned For Rural Schools, Berkshires Lawmakers Prep For Education Funding Debate In State Budget
A $485 million increase in funding for K-12 public schools in Gov. Charlie Baker's budget proposal is a step in the right direction.
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LISTEN: MLB Lockout Enters Its Third Month
Spring is right around the corner and with it, baseball…but perhaps not this year.
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Timothy LeDuc Is On Track To Become The First Openly Nonbinary Winter Olympian
Pairs skating can be a primarily heteronormative sport, but Timothy LeDuc and Ashley Cain-Gribble have challenged that.
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Deadline Extended On Bill To Lower Voting Age In Northampton Elections
Although the bill deals specifically with Northampton, it can set a precedent, if passed, for the entire state, “a higher hurdle to cross.”
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Vertical Life Film Tour Brings Outdoor Sports Documentaries Films To Boston
The Boston University FitTreks program hosted its first showing of the Vertical Life Film Tour.
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What's Going On With The Supreme Court Justices?
President Biden said he is hoping to make a decision by the end of February but has not made one yet.
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OPINION: Tom Brady's Greatest Plays And His Epic Snub Of The Patriots
Brady’s most exciting moments span far beyond the Super Bowls that allowed him to shine on the global stage.
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Mitski Is Cautiously Optimistic On New '80s-Inspired Record ‘Laurel Hell'
Laurel Hell might sound a little brighter and more upbeat, but the old Mitski is still there.
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Support For Bill Addressing Building Accessibility Voiced At State House Hearing
Proposed legislation to create more accessible buildings and facilities was discussed on Beacon Hill this week.
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Moving From One Energy Source To Another, Massachusetts Coast Will Prioritize Wind And Fishing Industries To Survive
“We are creating an economy that is healthier in terms of public health and also protecting our infrastructure.”
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Staffing Shortages Reach Child Care Sector
Child care in Massachusetts currently costs more than in-state four-year public college tuition.
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South Shore Families Turn Struggle To Diagnose, Treat Rare Disease Into Statewide Movement
PANDAS causes a child’s immune system to attack healthy brain cells.
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Worker Supply Problems Still Trigger The Cape Cod Restaurants
Restaurants on Cape Cod still face both foreign and domestic worker supply problems heading into the third year of the COVID-19 pandemic.
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What The Biden Infrastructure Bill Could Mean For Public Transportation In Massachusetts
One popular idea among officials is fare-free public transportation.
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The Opioid And Homelessness Crisis At Mass. And Cass: Whose Problem Is It?
The tent city at the intersection of Massachusetts Avenue and Melnea Cass Boulevard has generated lots of headlines and little solution.
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Medical Aid In Dying Bills Split Massachusetts Once Again
Considered by many a morally controversial topic, physician-assisted death remains nonetheless a highly debated issue all over the world.
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Five Years After Massachusetts Voters Approved Marijuana Legalization, Some Lawmakers Seek Increased Restrictions
Some State lawmakers are proposing restrictions by raising the minimum age for recreational use to 25.
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LISTEN: Sawyer Smook-Pollitt Discusses Reporting On Issues Surrounding Trial/jail System In New Bedford
The sixth amendment enshrines the right to a “fair and speedy” trial for people charged with a crime.