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Ed Sheeran ticket holders can still get refunds, Mass. attorney general says (opens the original)
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Ed Sheeran’s tour will honor customers’ refund requests for this weekend’s concerts at Gillette Stadium, Attorney General Andrea Campbell said. “[M]y office jumped into action to demand that consumers be provided a clear path to get their money back if they no longer want to attend due to significant changes to the lineup,” Campbell wrote in a statement. “I encourage anyone who wants a refund to act quickly and submit their request at least 24 hours before showtime.” The attorney said her office
Brockton mayor to be arraigned on charge of assault on a high school student later this month (opens the original)
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After months of maintaining he doesn’t even remember the interaction at issue, Brockton Mayor Moises Rodrigues will be arraigned on Sept. 28 on a charge of assault and battery of a then-high school student. A clerk-magistrate with the Wrentham District Court found last month that probable cause exists that Rodrigues committed the crime in question. Rodrigues did not immediately respond to a request from GBH News for comment. The incident burst into the public eye when the girl’s mother interrupt
Brownsberger beats Lander in recount, holds onto state Senate seat (opens the original)
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State Sen. Will Brownsberger — the state Senate’s third-ranking member — is all but certain to retain his legislative post for another term. His Democratic primary challenger, Daniel Lander, conceded the race to represent parts of Boston, Watertown, Cambridge and Belmont following a recount Thursday. “I’m looking forward to continued service to all the people of my district and I am eager to get back to work,” Brownsberger told GBH News in a text Thursday. Lander congratulated Brownsberger on hi
Mass. cyclospora infection cases hit highest number in a decade (opens the original)
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New data out this week from the Massachusetts Department of Public Health shows the commonwealth has hit a 10-year high in cyclosporiasis cases. It shows a total of 244 cases reported this year, more than triple the number last year and beating out any other year in the prior decade. Thousands of cases tied to the parasite cyclospora were reported this summer across the United States, mostly focused in the Midwest, causing a firestorm on social media. Federal health officials tied the outbreak,
At least 5 other states join Mass. in covering transgender kids’ health care under Medicaid (opens the original)
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With the threat of federal funding being pulled next month, at least five other states nationwide plan to join Massachusetts in covering minors’ transgender health care through Medicaid. Their decisions come after a new rule from the Trump administration that will cut off federal funding for many treatments. The Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services finalized a rule in August blocking the use of Medicaid money for transgender care for anyone younger than 18. The rule is set to take effect i
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