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Mass. liquor license reform is stuck on Beacon Hill. Here’s what’s holding it up
A push to overhaul a decades-old system to award liquor licenses is stuck in a logjam on Beacon Hill.
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7mRobbed of their ‘happy-ever after,’ Kalamazoo man dies just before couple’s wedding day
Gwendolyn Hooker honored her late fiancé Mark Hughes on what was supposed to be their wedding day, turning the planned celebration into a funeral that reflected his resilient life and the couple's love for one another.
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3mNazareth girls soccer scores final 3 goals to beat Emmaus, earn 1st conference crown
The Blue Eagles erased an early deficit to top the Green Hornets and win the Eastern Pennsylvania Conference girls soccer title on Saturday.
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17m$800K for 8.7 acres on the river: Plus 114 more Onondaga County home sales
See a list of the most recent home sales.
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9mWith life in the balance, a mother clings to her son’s words: ‘God’s gonna heal my blood.’
Ethan Blackwell of Saraland remains hospitalized at the National Institutes of Health, where doctors are not only trying to cure him of a rare bacterial infection, but learning more about the infection thought to have previously affected only two other people in America.
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5mTop-ranked Ferris State football fends off Michigan Tech for 38th consecutive win
The Bulldogs extended the second-longest winning streak in Division II history with a 27-20 win over the Huskies.