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Attorney General John Formella says his office is reviewing whether the hospital’s plans to cut a paramedic intercept program – along with neurology, podiatry and pediatric services at an affiliated physician practice – violate the conditions of its sale to a major health system last year.
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The initiative, through the Quality Housing Coalition, provided monthly direct payments of $1,000 to 20 low-income women.
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A group of local investors plans to buy Killington Resort and Pico Mountain from POWDR, the resorts’ current owner. The sale is expected to be finalized this fall.
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Massachusetts joins more than a dozen other states that now require employers to list salary ranges in job postings and report wage data. The law is meant to improve pay equity, especially for women and people of color.
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A federal judge on Wednesday cleared the way for Steward Health Care to close two Massachusetts hospitals, while the fate of the company’s other hospitals remains unsettled and Steward runs critically low on cash.
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No one knows when the next major hurricane could hit the Cape, Coast, and Islands. But if and when the big one comes, it will bring days of wind, waves, and worries. And then the skies will clear. The economic impacts, on the other hand, could last for years.
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MassEducate will pay student tuition and fees for residents without a bachelor's degree, and provide a stipend for books and supplies for some.
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Basketball was the most gambled-upon sport so far, and betting activity has slowed down into the summer.
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In a lawsuit filed in April, Christian Dior accused Café Dior of illegally using its trademarks. It's seeking $2 million in damages.
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Copley Hospital, Brattleboro Memorial Hospital and Northwestern Medical Center have formed the New England Collaborative Health Network.