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Massachusetts news: Legionnaires lawsuit in Pittsfield and statewide support for AI regulations
Massachusetts news: Legionnaires lawsuit in Pittsfield and statewide support for AI regulations

A recent poll shows 75 percent of Massachusetts voters want AI regulations, a Pittsfield hospital is sued after a deadly outbreak of Legionnaires' di…

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Pickled blancs, tinto de verano and cheesy Brazilian bread: What to eat and drink this summer
Pickled blancs, tinto de verano and cheesy Brazilian bread: What to eat and drink this summer

Nothing says summer like dining al fresco, and East Boston may be the best place to do it! Salt bread and Brazilian pao de queijo are taking over loc…

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Clean energy kept the U.S. grid on through the heat waves. Could this change future energy policy?
Clean energy kept the U.S. grid on through the heat waves. Could this change future energy policy?

It’s been a heat-wave summer this year, with triple-digit temperatures striking the U.S. and Europe. Americans used more electricity than ever to kee…

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Eight years after ‘One Goal,’ Lewiston, Maine is still united in soccer and culture
Eight years after ‘One Goal,’ Lewiston, Maine is still united in soccer and culture

In 2015, Amy Bass’s book “One Goal: A Coach, a Team, and the Game that Brought a Divided Town Together” told the remarkable true story of how a high …

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‘Man-Made’ reveals how gender bias in product design ranges from insulting to deadly
‘Man-Made’ reveals how gender bias in product design ranges from insulting to deadly

For decades, designers were told to “shrink it and pink it” when it comes to products for women, ignoring their different needs and leading to missed…

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Annual mixtape ‘Dear Summer: Vol. 4’ features Boston’s top emerging musical talent
Annual mixtape ‘Dear Summer: Vol. 4’ features Boston’s top emerging musical talent

The sun is out and so is Boston’s new citywide mixtape – “Dear Summer: Vol. 4.” Get ready to discover your new favorite local artist as part of the p…

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Local news: Chelsea’s ‘heat islands’ and White Stadium’s parking problem
Local news: Chelsea’s ‘heat islands’ and White Stadium’s parking problem

Roxbury, Dorchester, and Jamaica Plain residents continue to be angry about the construction of White Stadium, and they let city officials know in a …

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Love, science and resurrection collide in Christina Lauren’s ‘The Romance Revival’
Love, science and resurrection collide in Christina Lauren’s ‘The Romance Revival’

A work-distracted wife hiding secrets, a fatal accident, and an experimental therapy combine to upend the lives of a young couple. What happens next …

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Clam chowder, johnnycakes and baked beans: The Indigenous roots of New England cuisine
Clam chowder, johnnycakes and baked beans: The Indigenous roots of New England cuisine

It’s the original food of America – the fruits, fish, and meat foraged, hunted and preserved by Native Americans for thousands of years before the co…

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How We Love: Trophy wives, sugar daddies and cougars – dispelling age-gap relationship myths
How We Love: Trophy wives, sugar daddies and cougars – dispelling age-gap relationship myths

Does it really matter if there is a significant age gap between adult partners in romantic relationships? The number of couples living out the ‘age i…

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