Public school enrollment in Mass. on a five year decline as private options see higher demand
BU researchers say the trends are even more pronounced in the state's wealthiest communities.
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A new era for college borrowing: loan forgiveness is out, private loans are in
New federal caps on loans could push families toward riskier private options with fewer protections. -
Healey filing $400 million plan to boost jobs, research
Governor also creating a new 501(c)(3) to field philanthropic contributions and matching funds from industry -
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Norfolk migrant shelter slated to close on Thursday, but town divisions remain
The state says the emergency assistance shelter program remains in crisis as it continues to close hotels and larger shelters. -
DraftKings fined $450,000 for credit card wagers
Gaming Commission also grants five-year license to Boston-based company. -
New tool maps pathway issues in Downtown Boston, Chinatown to improve accessibility
The Downtown Boston Neighborhood Association put maps nearly all pathways in the area and found about 150 serious issues, from unmarked or faded crosswalks to huge divots in the roads. -
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Dorchester, Mattapan, and Roxbury coalitions awarded $5 million to close health gaps
The city awarded $5 million in grants to 12 organizations for a range of services to address health disparities.
