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Brockton Mayor Rodrigues pleads not guilty to assault and battery charge (opens the original)
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Brockton Mayor Moises Rodrigues pleaded not guilty to a single charge of assault and battery in Hingham District Court Friday. Speaking to the media afterward, Rodrigues said the charge against him — which involves allegedly touching a then-high school student on her shoulder and waist during a May parade in a manner that she found deeply distressing — is wholly unfounded. “I’m being charged for participating in a parade with 1,500 people or so, for a case that I don’t even remember what exactly
Did Macklemore’s ouster violate the First Amendment? One watchdog says maybe. (opens the original)
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A national organization that advocates for free speech is warning that the push to remove Macklemore from Ed Sheeran’s Loop Tour could violate the First Amendment. Macklemore said Monday that he was removed from the tour after Patriots owner Robert Kraft organized other stadium owners and the group collectively told Sheeran he would not be allowed to play at their venues if Macklemore, whose real name is Benjamin Haggerty, remained on the bill. In a lengthy statement released in response, Kraft
Bob Kraft explains decision to urge ouster of rapper Macklemore from Ed Sheeran tour (opens the original)
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Rapper Macklemore said Monday that he’d been barred from performing at Gillette Stadium at Patriots owner Robert Kraft’s behest, and that Kraft had led a successful effort to bar him from other venues as well. As a result, Macklemore wrote on Instagram, he was removed from singer Ed Sheeran’s Loop Tour. “Ed told me that Robert Kraft called him,” Macklemore wrote on Instagram. “We were scheduled to play Gillette Stadium later this month, which is owned by the Kraft Group. Ed told me that Kraft sa
GOP’s Minogue rolls out his pitch for governor ahead of the general (opens the original)
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Republican gubernatorial nominee Mike Minogue laid out his political agenda before a friendly crowd in Amesbury Thursday, a crowd that cheered repeatedly throughout his speech — including at its close, when Minogue urged the audience to believe he can beat incumbent Democrat Maura Healey. “I don’t believe Massachusetts is beyond repair, and I call on all of you to have the courage to put in the work to elect a new kind of governor to save the commonwealth,” Minogue said. “To everyone out there w
Wu upbeat on legislative losses, says results show voters are ‘tired of the status quo’ (opens the original)
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Boston Mayor Michelle Wu said two progressive challengers who she backed in this year’s state Senate primaries delivered an important message about accountability to the incumbents — even though one of those challengers lost and another trailed by more than 30 votes as a recount began Wednesday. She said the outcomes still showed that voters are “tired of the status quo.” “I’m always encouraging every one of our residents not to take any election years off,” Wu said on GBH’s Boston Public Radio
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