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To save our democracy, amend the Constitution

It does not seem to occur to Justice Samuel Alito that it was no coincidence that a billionaire treated him to an expensive fishing trip to Alaska.

Why not move the O’Bryant to the Boston Water and Sewer Commission lots?

It’s probably the biggest piece of public land left in Lower Roxbury. Building a new school there there would give the O’Bryant a permanent home.

May Daniel Ellsberg’s courageous actions continue to inspire

His brave act sparked a nationwide debate on government’s role and the importance of an informed citizenry.

Every citizen should be treated equally

We should adopt a veritable Marshall Plan in order to improve public education and eliminate the racial gap in learning and success.

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The best medical advice is to support mothers being treated for substance use disorder
Being reported for a doctor-prescribed treatment makes no sense, is a waste of time and resources, and causes an upsetting and destructive intrusion on the family.

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Trump and Teixeira stand accused of breaking the same law, but will they face the same justice?
They both allegedly took documents that they were not supposed to take.

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Yes, open the door wider for foreign-trained providers — once they’ve passed exams

This bill would allow foreign-trained dentists to obtain a license to practice dental hygiene in Massachusetts without requiring them to take the board examinations all practicing hygienists must pass.

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A responsibility to honor those who were dishonored

In 2019, Old South commissioned a work of art: a memorial tree, now a prominent feature within our chapel, for the 73 men and women enslaved by members of our church.

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UMass Boston, ahead of the leadership curve

I thought it might also have been of some interest to mention that since 1988, chancellors of the University of Massachusetts Boston have been diverse.

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Food drives and free food help hungry kids to thrive

When kids eat together, and eat for free, it creates a positive atmosphere without stigma for children who may rely on the free meals.

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What’s your opinion: Has Trump lost his base or will the party hold him above the law in 2024?

The proof is everywhere.

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With drug prices, the data can be dizzying

Relying on Massachusetts Health Policy Commission data, the Globe asserts that drug spending rose 7.3 percent since 2019. Many credible data sources on drug prices conflict with the commission’s outlier number.

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Health care providers feel the weight of administrative burdens

We look forward to a time when administrative responsibilities help us deliver better, more cost-effective care and do not interfere with patient access, create delays in care, or lead to physician and caregiver burnout.

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Peabody unfairly singled out over concerns about overdevelopment

I believe the city is honoring the intent of the Community Preservation Act vision.