‘Space for love’: Boston advocates commemorate Transgender Day of Remembrance
Dozens of local advocates gathered at Boston City Hall Wednesday for a day of action to commemorate the City’s 26th annual Transgender Day of Remembrance.
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Local federal workers are ‘anxiety-ridden’ this government shutdown
Employees are concerned about not receiving back pay and making ends meet without a paycheck. -
Need help in court? Your local library might have the right resources.
The Public Library Initiative from the Massachusetts Trial Court brings the services and resources of law libraries to more familiar settings. -
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Check your smoke detectors: Fire officials urge Mass. residents to replace outdated alarms
40% of fire deaths happen between October and December, they said, and that 60% of those fires break out overnight — when a blaring smoke alarm could save lives. -
Healey vows zero tolerance for illegal street takeovers
Her stance comes after multiple drag racing meetups occurred around the state over the weekend. -
Joan Kennedy, first wife of Sen. Edward Kennedy, has died
Joan Kennedy endured the assassinations of two brothers-in-law and stood by her husband through the Chappaquiddick scandal as well as through his failed 1980 run for president. -
Judge sets $10K bail for pro-Palestinian protester accused of breaking BPD officer’s nose
13 face charges following Tuesday night’s protest that started on Boston Common.
