A poll of Massachusetts parents found many of them were unsatisfied with their children’s socialization during the pandemic and that 16 percent would consider havingRead More
Two former governors of Massachusetts spoke fondly of the late Prince Philip as they recalled the two special times that the Duke of Edinburgh visitedRead More
A Haverhill marijuana store is suing its host city over steep “community impact” fees that are imposed on local cannabis companies. In a lawsuit filedRead More
State and local officials are urging residents to download a new contact tracing app that alerts users if they’ve been near someone who has testedRead More
BOSTON (AP) — President Joe Biden should help those struggling under crushing student loan debt by immediately canceling up to $50,000 of debt for federalRead More
Boston will start dishing out parking tickets again when citywide street sweeping resumes on Thursday. Residents who fail to move their vehicles during posted streetRead More
Researchers at MIT are developing new masks to prevent the spread of COVID-19, using battery-powered heat and removable filters to stop the virus. Assistant ProfessorRead More
Advocates are calling upon Massachusetts lawmakers to pass a bill that will make fingerprint background checks mandatory for all rideshare drivers. The push for moreRead More
Boston’s Black leaders say they are filled with pride to have a woman of color serving in the mayor’s office. Charlotte Golar Richie, who finishedRead More
Duxbury school officials are investigating after high school students allegedly used offensive language during a football game earlier in the month. Superintendent John Antonucci saidRead More
