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Easing energy ‘emergency’ will take a lot more than scolding utilities -- The Republican Editorials
Massachusetts voters have made it clear in polls that paying ever-increasing utility bills is among their top concerns – and they blame utilities for the price hikes, as a rule, not the governor.
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5mLive Updates: Bend man who stopped 16-year-old shooter identified as 36-year-old elementary school dad. Shooter targeted special needs classroom.
Three children and a teacher were killed Thursday at Silver Rail Elementary School in Bend. Two others were critically injured.
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2mFreeze watch in place for Orange and Putnam counties for Sunday — temperatures as low as 31
On Friday at 2:18 p.m. a freeze watch was released by the National Weather Service valid for Sunday between midnight and 9 a.m. for Orange and Putnam counties.
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3mN.J. Football: Video, results, recaps & photos for Week 7, Oct. 15-17
Statewide scores and schedules, organized by conference, for every N.J. football game from Week 7.
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6mTop goal scorers in Michigan high school field hockey in 2026
Read about all the Michigan field hockey players with at least 10 goals this season, according to MaxPreps.
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11mMass. Election 2026: The 5 big things to know before you vote -- John L. Micek
Massachusetts voters face a packed 2026 ballot featuring major statewide races and nine ballot questions on issues ranging from gun control to housing and tax reform. Here's how to prepare.