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Mass. can help residents grapple with ‘crisis pregnancy centers’
All individuals in Massachusetts should have accurate and honest information to help them make the right decisions about their reproductive care.
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Probation officer’s good work shines light toward path to recovery
Episodes of use are part of the disease of addiction and often are signposts on the road to remission. People suffering with this disease need treatment, not incarceration.
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Chronic underfunding threatens foundation of Mass. public housing
The Healey administration has stated that housing is a priority, and it has an important opportunity to prevent further deterioration of this valuable housing resource.
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New Bedford would feel the loss of UMass art program
I have seen many graduates choose to stay in the city and give back to the community in various ways, all helping to revitalize the city and make New Bedford a destination.
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I write not to praise X but to bury Twitter (it’s a dead name)
You don’t write, "Exxon, formerly known as Esso, formerly known as Standard Oil."
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Chance at hand for Catholic Church to expand leading role for women
I hope that the upcoming Global Synod on Synodality will result in a recognition of the need for women in the renewal of the church as a healing presence.
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T near-misses ‘unacceptable’? Then why do we keep seeing them?
Procedures and training alone will not ensure a safe workplace. One also needs a culture of safety, where all employees buy into the program or leave.
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Spineless speaker, feckless far-right bloc drive US toward shutdown
From its inception in January, the current Republican-controlled House, with its razor-thin but obstructive majority, has had a solidly negative agenda under the precarious leadership of Speaker Kevin McCarthy.