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John Roberts retreated to his island. SCOTUS critics found him.After decades of potlucks and paddle-boarding on Maine’s midcoast, rising anger and protests have left the Supreme Court’s chief justice more isolated than ever.

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Government John Roberts scotus criticism

Lawrence mayor refuses to resign despite state and federal chargesLawrence Mayor Brian DePeña’s announcement follows growing chatter about a potential recall election to remove him from office.

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Justice lawrence mayor scandal

The trial of Sandra Birchmore's alleged killer begins next week. Why is it in federal court?The trial of former Stoughton police detective Matthew Farwell is expected to last about 20 days in federal court.

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Security farwell trial begins

The Sagamore Bridge replacement just hit a major milestoneMassachusetts has secured authorization for $956 million in federal funding and is seeking a contractor to design and build the new bridge.

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Build sagamore bridge replacement funding

Senate passes college sports bill; would rein in payments, transfersThe Senate passed a sweeping bipartisan bill on Monday that would regulate college sports, an attempt to end “chaos” in the industry.

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Education college sports bill passage

Boston is suing Trump administration over cut funding for Roxbury street improvementsBoston is filing a lawsuit against the Trump administration to protect $20 million in federal funding for street infrastructure.

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Economy roxbury funding lawsuit

Another district bans cellphones as Healey announces $1 million in phone-free school grantsMassachusetts schools can now apply for $1 million in cell phone-free schools grants, Gov. Maura Healey announced in a release Thursday.

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Education Maura Healey cellphone ban grants announced

You thought gas prices were high in Mass.? Wait until you see your heating oil billAs temperatures continue to lower and the winter months approach, the record high price of home heating oil is a concern for many New England residents.

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