States push back against DOJ memo warning officials to work with ICE
"The President cannot unilaterally re-write the Constitution," the group of attorneys general wrote.
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Closure of a beloved bar in Harvard Square prompts questions about landlord
Whitneys bar in Harvard Square was forced to close in December over a rent dispute, prompting questions about Gerald Chan, the generous philanthropist and large landowner who shut him down.
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Jimmy Carter, the 39th US president, has died at 100
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Free community college faces ‘growing pains’
Enrollment growth has spurred need for hiring and additional student supports. -
Smoother travel expected this weekend at Logan and on Mass. roads
While no snow is expected, freezing rain is possible. -
Lawmakers send 16 bills to Healey's desk as session deadline looms
Legislators tackled topics ranging from school bus cameras to licensing dental hygienists who have worked in other countries. -
Kwanzaa kicks off with community events throughout Boston
Boston Public Library hosted two events on Thursday to celebrate the beginning of Kwanzaa, a seven-day celebration of African heritage.
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