Daily Hampshire Gazette
Poll shows Massachusetts voters behind most ballot questions
A recent UMass/WCVB poll indicates that Massachusetts voters favor expanding public records access but oppose repealing recreational marijuana legalization ahead of the November ballot.
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4mUMass football: Minutemen offense jelling under Max Warner as Rutgers opener draws near
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