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Six months after the Centurion Foundation acquired Roger Williams Medical Center and Our Lady of Fatima Hospital, a major union is airing concerns
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Experts say the devastating floods in Nepal at the end of August were caused in part by melting glaciers. On this episode from 2023, the Possibly team looks into why these glaciers are melting, and what we can do about it
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Shooting victims testify during first day of Jason Eaton trial
The trial of Jason Eaton, the man accused of shooting and wounding three Palestinian college students in November 2023, began in Burlington on Monday. Eaton’s attorneys are expected to argue that he was legally insane at the time of the shooting.
Springfield students back in school, cyber attack still under investigation
After a week off due to a cyber attack Springfield Public Schools welcomed students back on Monday.
Spotted lanternfly is here to stay, Mass. officials say
The invasive insect has infested much of Massachusetts, and it's unlikely the state can get rid of it.
‘It’s like an ice cream truck, but with books!’: Mobile libraries deliver books across MA
A small but growing number of public libraries across Massachusetts are reaching residents by bringing books directly to readers in a truck. These mobile libraries — known as bookmobiles — are attempting to bridge accessibility needs for library patrons who can’t easily go to a branch.
Proposed national park changes could be bad for Acadia, conservation group warns
Under proposed national park restructuring plans by the Trump administration, some parks would oversee the management of other parks.
NH police departments contributing to surge in ICE arrests
Local police departments in New Hampshire played a significant role in the increase in immigration enforcement this summer, according to the Deportation Data Project.
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