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Jamaica Plain Orgs Receive $100K to Support Job Training and Education Programs for Bostonians
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Inmates at Massachusetts prison say they’re facing retaliation after speaking out about lack of programs
By Cheryl Fiandaca Updated on: August 14, ...
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DNC protesters vow to appeal after federal judge sides with City Hall on parade path
Conflicts over park permits and speaker ...
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Dallas ISD’s first day of school begins with fewer funds, more security
KERA | By Bill Zeeble, Justin Martin Published August ...
Read More Fort Worth nonprofit expands uninsured health services to new ZIP code
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South Dallas summer camp tackles food gap with free meals
KERA | By Zara Amaechi Published August 1, ...
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The Arc of the South Shore to open new group home for adults with autism in Massachusetts
By Levan Reid Updated on: July 18, ...
Read More Boston City Council seeks public health emergency declaration to keep Carney Hospital open
By Beth Germano Updated on: August 7, ...
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Report: State Sorely Lacks English as Second Language Classes for Immigrants
by Esther Wang August 9, 2024 The ...
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Mayor Wu Celebrates Home Ownership With 235 First Time Buyers In Boston
Dec 14, 2024 BOSTON (WBZ NewsRadio) — Mayor Michelle Wu held a brunch at the University of Massachusetts Club with a group of first-time home buyers. Residents used the Boston Home Center,…
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New Boston program aims to improve labor and delivery for Black women, who often face challenges
By Mallika Marshall, MD Updated on: December 3, 2024 / 4:25 PM EST BOSTON – A new program in Boston is trying to improve the labor and delivery experience for expectant…
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A new Mass. high school is catering specifically to LGBTQ+ students. Here’s what to know.
“There are many schools across the country that are welcoming to the LGBTQIA community, but they don’t solely focus on the needs and the wants of the community,” said J.S.…
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Free museum program expands to all students, not just BPS
The program provides free admission to school-aged children in Boston at nine local museums and zoos on the first and second Sundays of each month. By Lindsay Shachnow December 6, 2024…
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Supreme Court turns away challenge to admissions criteria at Boston high schools
By Melissa Quinn December 9, 2024 / 9:55 AM EST Washington — The Supreme Court on Monday turned away a challenge to race-neutral admissions criteria at three prestigious Boston high schools that…
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Why these doctors started writing medical ‘prescriptions’ for solar power
December 9, 20245:00 AM ET By Martha Bebinger Anna Goldman, a primary care physician at Boston Medical Center, got tired of hearing that her patients couldn’t afford the electricity needed to…
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Detention facility ramps up security after 8 overdoses in 2 weeks
Administrators at the Chehalis juvenile facility will reduce visitors, implement “no contact” visits and increase searches to curb drug overdoses. Author: Chris Ingalls Published: 11:05 AM PST December 18, 2024 CHEHALIS, Wash.…
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Edmonds School District cancels ‘Know Your Rights’ info session after online backlash
The district said the session was to provide information and resources students, regardless of immigration status. Author: Sharon Yoo Published: 5:42 PM PST December 10, 2024 To watch video report, Click Here.…
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Migrant brush pickers face risks, few protections in WA woods
A 2022 work van crash and subsequent $1.8M in court-ordered back wages and damages cast a spotlight on the decorative forest products industry. by Farah Eltohamy December 12, 2024 Atorrent of…
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Thousands of Native Americans suing Arizona over sober living homes
ABC15 has extensively covered the issue of fraudulent sober living homes and AHCCCS fraud in our state and the toll advocates say it has taken on native american communities. By: Ford…
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