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Voter ID law goes on trial in Pennsylvania

WASHINGTON – The fierce battle over Pennsylvania’s voter ID law goes to trial on Monday in a state courtroom in Harrisburg. The legal fight began with a lawsuit by the American Civil Liberties Union of Pennsylvania and other groups in May 2012. A state judge temporarily blocked the voter ID law from affecting Election Day […]

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Mass. gubernatorial field grows

LOWELL, Mass. – State Treasurer Steven Grossman told delegates at the Massachusetts Democratic Party’s annual convention Saturday that he was running for governor and said he would make paid family leave a top priority if elected. “I think it’s a moral and economic responsibility,” Grossman said. Grossman, former chief executive of Grossman Marketing Group, later […]

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Dance Review: Oasis premiere full of intent, emotion

Nejla Y. Yatkin’s “Oasis,” which had its official U.S. premiere on Friday evening at the Bates Dance Festival, gives the impression of a piece of art that has been honed until every millimeter and nanosecond is full of intent and commitment, without sacrificing its raw emotional impact. The hourlong multimedia dance has been in development […]

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Dance Review: Oasis premiere full of intent, emotion

Nejla Y. Yatkin’s “Oasis,” which had its official U.S. premiere on Friday evening at the Bates Dance Festival, gives the impression of a piece of art that has been honed until every millimeter and nanosecond is full of intent and commitment, without sacrificing its raw emotional impact. The hourlong multimedia dance has been in development […]