Massachusetts police are investigating “abhorrent racist” text messages that were sent to students as part of a nationwide trend after the election.
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Nashoba Tech holds open house for prospective students
WESTFORD — Nashoba Valley Technical High School held its Annual Open House on Nov. 3, welcoming prospective students and parents, as well as community members to tour the school and meet with teachers and administrators.
Seth Moulton says he doesn’t want his girls ‘getting run over on the playing field by a male or formerly male athlete’: NY Times
Seth Moulton says he doesn’t want his girls ‘getting run over on the playing field by a male or formerly male athlete’: NY Times
Middleboro woman with history of animal cruelty charged with neglect of 26 animals
Kimberly Savino, 43, pleaded not guilty in Wareham District Court to 26 counts of animal cruelty by a custodian, subsequent offense. The judge allowed Savino to go home without bail but ordered that she have no contact with animals.
Healey nominates 3 to Massachusetts Superior Court
If Gov. Maura Healey’s nominations are confirmed, Sarah Kim, Ira Gant and Adam Hornstine will join the ranks of the 82 justices sitting in 20 courthouses across Massachusetts.
Massachusetts teacher who was let go before securing tenure wins court appeal: ‘Penalized the teacher for taking parental leave’
A Massachusetts teacher who took maternity leave and was later terminated before securing tenure has won her court appeal. The district “penalized” her for “taking protected leave.”