BPS proposes closure of three more schools by 2027 amid sharp enrollment decline
Closure's are part of the district’s long-term goal of decreasing a sprawling and aging physical footprint.
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'Every child deserves a team': Boston nonprofit pairs kids with disabilities with college athletes
Team IMPACT is marking its 4,000th match in a program that helps kids find belonging and student-athletes find a life-changing perspective. -
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Continued ICE activity leads to sightings of agents at local hospitals
Federal immigration agents bringing detainees in for medical treatment is causing anxiety. -
Judge rules offshore wind farm can resume construction work
One month after the Trump administration ordered all work to stop at the Revolution Wind project, a judge ruled Monday that the project can restart. -
Wicked Strange: Timothy Dexter, the man who failed upward
Folklore author and host of the New England Legends podcast Jeff Belanger shares the story of one Newburyport man with unrivaled luck. -
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Brazilian immigrants in Greater Boston are being detained by ICE in large numbers
The largest immigrant community in Massachusetts is also being arrested in larger numbers since President Donald Trump took office. Fear is ricocheting through the community — even among those who once supported Trump during his election. -
Do foster parents have to affirm LGBTQ+ kids? The state says ‘yes.’
Christian couples who’ve lost their foster licenses are suing, citing religious discrimination.
