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Members of the Belchertown, Mass., select board narrowly agreed Monday night to put a property tax override question on the annual town meeting ballot. If it passes, additional revenue could address a $2.1 million funding gap in next year's school budget.
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Some of the reasons: rising costs amid climate and health care crises, a desire to reduce property taxes, plus an easier approval process.
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Remote access became an option for many meetings during the pandemic, but not all local governments adopted the practice.
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Even before Donald Trump became president again and signed several anti-LGBTQ+ orders, more than two dozen states had been building up their policies. Seeking a quality of life with less discrimination, some families with LGBTQ+ children decided to move to states with more protections in place. One family recently arrived in western Massachusetts from South Carolina.
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For a lot of Maine, summertime is when tourism booms and people get outside. But for northern and inland Mainers, the winter is a busy season, as people take advantage of the ice and snow. Over 2,100 people participated in this year's Long Lake Ice Fishing Derby.
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The Tortilleria Semilla Co-op models respect for working environments and ancestral cooking methods as they aim to grow and inspire others.
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More than two dozen landmarks in and around New Haven were to be lit up in yellow Friday to remember the victims of the Holocaust.
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The David Geffen School of Drama at Yale University presents a play based on the true story of a massacre on the Bojayá community in Colombia.
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After his wife's unexpected death, Dave Dauphinais is trying to preserve her beloved Tuftonboro General Store — and her legacy.
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At the Pride Center of Vermont, Trans Program Manager and SafeSpace Advocate Em Russo says people are thinking through gender markers on their documents, coming together in support group settings and — finding moments of joy.