Dozens walked out of their Milford school after the district banned urinals in a compromise to a proposal that would have blocked children from using facilities based on their gender identity.
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Massachusetts lobstermen sue to block closure meant to aid whales
The closure blocked off about 200 square miles of Massachusetts Bay from lobster fishing until the end of April.
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Prosecutors say Massachusetts woman planned the killings of her 3 children
Not guilty pleas were entered on behalf of Lindsay Clancy, 32, to charges of murder.
Posted inNew England, News, Religion and Values
Massachusetts diocese publishes nameless clergy abuse report
Boston Attorney Mitchell Garabedian, who has worked on many priest abuse cases for decades, called the report a ‘self-serving document’ by a diocese that ‘has allowed the wholesale sexual abuse of children for decades.’
Posted inNation & World, New England
Massachusetts woman to be arraigned in deaths of her three children
An attorney for Lindsay Clancy says medications trapped her in ‘a living hell.’
Posted inMaine, New England
Northeast temperatures soar a day after bone-numbing cold
Parts of New England climb into the 40s after being in the negative teens.
Posted inNation & World, New England, News
Mount Washington wind chill hits -108, snapping U.S. record
The wind chill at Mount Washington, a 6,228-foot peak known for its erratic weather, surpassed the record of -102.7 degrees set in 2004.
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Massachusetts mom to be arraigned in deaths of 3 children
Lindsay Clancy, a labor and delivery nurse at Massachusetts General Hospital, is scheduled to be arraigned Tuesday in the deaths of her children ages 5, 3 and 7 months old.
Posted inNation & World, New England
Vermont school bans spectators after fight at game turns deadly
A 60-year-old man died Tuesday after a brawl broke out at a middle school basketball game.
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Federal regulators clear connection obstacle in fight over CMP corridor project
The Federal Energy Regulatory Commission ruled Wednesday that equipment must be upgraded at a New Hampshire power plant so the transmission line can connect to the regional grid.