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During National Consumer Protection Week, AG Campbell announces $800,000 grant program to expand access to legal services for consumers facing unlawful debt collection

March 6, 2024

Consumer·Massachusetts·News

AG Andrea Joy Campbell announces a new grant to help low-income consumers in MA fight unlawful seizures by creditors. The $800,000 fund

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Support for #VoteNoPreferenceMA grows as coalition contacts over 100k voters in 3 days

March 5, 2024

Government·Massachusetts·News

In Massachusetts, the 'No Preference' vote in the Democratic primary sends a clear message against genocide in Gaza, emphasizing voter discontent with

AI generated photo of people gathered around a sapling that has been planted in a small urban park. A shovel, gardening gloves, other tools, a garden hose, and plastic bags of topsoil are nearby.

MA reforestation plan aims to counter urban heat islands

March 4, 2024

Climate·Massachusetts·Nature·News

Massachusetts lawmakers are considering legislation to create an urban reforestation program aimed at helping environmental justice communities suffering from an increasingly hotter

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The people of Gaza are being exterminated. Your response is…what exactly?

March 2, 2024

Editorial·News·Opinion

If your media is mainly MSNBC, CNN, The New York Times, or NPR, your understanding of the humanitarian crisis is going to

Art Deco –style illustration of a dance number in the Broadway musical, "Kiss Me Kate."

Cole Porter Classic “Kiss Me, Kate” Opens at Mt. Greylock Regional

February 27, 2024

Arts & Entertainment·Education·News·Theatre

Mount Greylock Regional School brings the Golden Age of Broadway alive with 'Kiss Me, Kate.' Director Jeffrey Welch shares insights on the

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