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Staff at Brandeis research center for disabled parents say federal funding cut may force closure
Staff at the National Research Center for Parents with Disabilities say they could lose their federal funding at the end of August.
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Pressley renews call for ICE facility closure after oversight visit
Rep. Ayanna Pressley (MA-07) shared with GBH's All Things Considered takeaways from her recent visit to a controversial ICE facility in Texas.
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Tablet learning is booming in Mass. prisons
The tablets’ content offer basic education, vocational courses, resume building, job training and reentry preparation. -
Mass. House proposes state spending boost, warns of economic uncertainty
The $63 billion spending plan would not raise taxes on Massachusetts residents. -
‘It’s changed everything:’ Boston Marathon bombing victims honored 13 years later
Boston Mayor Michelle Wu and Gov. Maura Healey marked the 13th anniversary of the Boston Marathon bombing by joining the families of the victims at a wreath-laying ceremony on Boylston Street on Wednesday. -
Pure Oasis owner blames state’s ‘bureaucratic insanity’ for abrupt dispensary closure
Evans says the state Department of Revenue froze his cannabis company's bank account for owing back taxes despite an approved grant — also from the state — that would have paid it down substantially. -
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