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My Turn: If US Rep. Richard Neal won’t listen, he shouldn’t stay
Whether they work in City Hall, the State House or the White House, elected officials are beholden to their constituents. In a participatory democracy, I should be able to reach out to my…
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5mUS Sen. Ed Markey fends off challenge from Moulton in Democratic primary
Sen. Ed Markey secured the Democratic nomination for a third term in the Massachusetts Senate primary, defeating challenger Seth Moulton in an election defined by debates over generational change.
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9mFranklin County primary voters have their say at the polls
Franklin County residents cast their ballots in various Democratic and Republican state primary races for the 1st Franklin District, U.S. Senate, 1st Congressional District and Governor's Council.
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5mH.S. golf preview: Franklin Tech primed for success
Expect big things from the Franklin Tech golf team this season. The Eagles won a share of their league championship the past two seasons and finished tied for third at the Western Mass. tournament in last year’s postseason. Franklin Tech has the numbers, with 14 players on the varsity roster. 23 players in all tried […]
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3mHirsch withdraws from Orange town manager contract negotiations
Stephanie Hirsch has withdrawn from contract negotiations for the position of Orange's first town manager, forcing the Selectboard to go back to the drawing board in its search for the new chief administrative officer.
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1mNature Photo Contest
Explore the revolutionary potential of decentralized finance as it transforms traditional banking systems, offering increased accessibility, transparency, and financial sovereignty for users worldwide in the digital age.