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Trump: Sarah Huckabee Sanders Leaving White House
President Donald Trump tweeted on Thursday that White House Press Secretary Sarah Huckabee Sanders would be leaving her post at the end of June.
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Schwarzenegger Blasts ‘Spinelessness' of Fellow Republicans After Capitol Riot
Arnold Schwarzenegger shared words of hope on Sunday in the aftermath of the deadly mob at the U.S. Capitol, while also denouncing President Donald Trump and the “spinelessness” of his fellow Republicans.
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NH Releases New Details on How, When Vaccine Will Be Made Available
New Hampshire officials released new details Tuesday on how and when the COVID-19 vaccine will be made available to residents. Already, 53,675 doses of the vaccine have been distributed and over 30,000 people have received their first doses. Those people are the highest-risk health care workers, first responders and long-term care facility residents and staff. That first round, or phase…
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Danielle Allen, Harvard Scholar, Mulls Run for Massachusetts Governor
Danielle Allen, a Harvard University scholar and Democrat, announced Monday she is considering a run for Massachusetts governor in 2022.
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Snacks ‘Come in Handy': National Guard Aids Stranded Motorists, College Teams on Penn. Turnpike
Some cars, trucks and buses stranded in snow on the Pennsylvania Turnpike were trapped for more than a day, amid a massive snowstorm that pummeled the East Coast over the weekend.
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Maine Senate Backs End to Religious and Philosophical Opt-Outs for Vaccines
Maine’s Senate has backed an end to the state’s religious and philosophical exemptions to vaccines. The Senate’s 18-17 vote Tuesday means the bill faces a round of procedural votes in both chambers before heading to Democratic Gov. Janet Mills’ desk.
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Charlie Baker Is Getting His Own Bobblehead
If you thought the nation’s top infectious disease expert, Dr. Anthony Fauci, was the only coronavirus response leader with a bobblehead, think again. A bobblehead of Gov. Charlie Baker was unveiled by the National Bobblehead Hall of Fame and Museum on Thursday morning, along with other governors, including Andrew Cuomo of New York and Chris Sununu of New Hampshire....
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Mass. to Provide Rapid COVID-19 Testing for Schools, Gov. Baker Says
Mass. Gov. Charlie Baker announces new coronavirus testing for schools in a COVID-19 update.
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Most Vermont Schools Move to Hybrid Learning Model
With just three weeks until school starts, most districts in Vermont are planning for a hybrid reopening model, combining in-person and remote instruction. “Kids will have been away from school for more than five months when they return in September,” Gov. Phil Scott said in a Tuesday briefing. “We don’t know the full impact, but what we do know...
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Vermont Prepares for Coronavirus Uptick as College Students Return to Campus
In an attempt to ease looming concerns over students returning to college campuses in Vermont, Gov. Phil Scott extended the state of emergency declaration Friday. “Looking at case growth in other states and hearing through other governors about what they saw what they did, it appears uncontrolled parties in crowds of bars and clubs are a big part of the…
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Vermont Unveils Guidelines for Schools, Sports this Fall
Gov. Phil Scott promised weekly updates over the next month in an attempt to ease concerns as Vermont unveils detailed plans for students to be back in their classrooms and on the field this fall. “Many of our kids are not doing okay – think about that for just a moment,” Scott said. “I truly believe if we don’t provide…
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Voters Weary as Puerto Rico Prepares for Historic Primaries
Two candidates who both served as replacement governors in the wake of a Puerto Rican political crisis are competing against each other for a chance to win the job in their own right as the disaster-struck U.S. territory holds primary elections
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Cyntoia Brown Released From Tennessee Prison
Cyntoia Brown, who was given a life sentence for killing a man who picked her up for sex at 16, was released from prison Wednesday after several celebrities pushed for her release.
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Cyntoia Brown Released From Prison After Celebrity Support
Cyntoia Brown, championed by celebrities as a symbol of unfair sentencing, was released early Wednesday from the Tennessee Prison for Women, where she had been serving a life sentence for killing a man who had picked her up for sex at 16. Kim Kardashian West, Rihanna, Snoop Dogg and LeBron James had lobbied for Brown’s release, calling her a sex...
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Vermont to Allow School Sports to Resume this Fall
Vermont will allow all fall sports to resume when school reopens, Gov. Phil Scott announced Friday. “Things will look much different, especially when it comes to high-contact sports,” Scott said Friday. “This won’t be a normal season, but our goal is to offer a path forward for each of these sports to give our kids some sense of normalcy.”...
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Advisory: Wear a Mask in Public
Gov. Baker urges Massachusetts residents to wear a mask whenever they leave the house, due to COVID-19.
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Vt. Gov. Phil Scott Extends State of Emergency Until May 15
Gov. Phil Scott on Friday extended Vermont’s state of emergency until May 15. It had been set to expire on April 15. The state of emergency includes the stay-at-home order. Schools remain dismissed through the end of the school year. “I know how disappointing this is to many, if some were hoping we could magically flip a switch and go…