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Parents, students approach Boston's first day of school with excitement and some concern (opens the original)
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Boston Public Schools welcomed more than 54,000 students back to school on Tuesday as parents, students and school staff said they are both excited and anxious for the new year. Pharaoh Naervaez, a fourth grader at Holland Elementary School in Dorchester, said he felt tired on the first day. But he was still looking forward to his favorite subject: gym class. His mother, Pamela Turner, said they are both feeling excited about the school year, and already have an ambitious goal. “They help him ou
Massachusetts elections 2026: Everything you need to know to vote (opens the original)
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Election season is fast approaching in Massachusetts. State primaries are set for Sept. 1 and the general election will be on Nov. 3, 2026. This year’s primaries give voters the chance to select candidates for state and federal offices. The nine ballot questions won’t appear on the ticket until the general election. Check out all of GBH News’ coverage for more information as Election Day approaches. Here’s what you need to know to cast your vote. You can check your voter registration status here
Mass. health experts explain why Moderna's new flu vaccine is ‘more accurate’ than current ones (opens the original)
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With flu season is approaching, a new, more effective vaccine has just been approved for anyone age 50 and older in the U.S. thanks to the Cambridge drug company Moderna. On Thursday, the Food and Drug Administration approved Moderna’s mFLUSIVA vaccine for people who are 50 years old and above. It was a reversal for the federal agency from earlier this year when the FDA wouldn’t even review Moderna’s application. The agency reversed course after a public outcry. The move is groundbreaking becaus
You can now play the state’s Lottery games online, if you’re 21 or older (opens the original)
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Lottery players in Massachusetts can now cash in online. Two years after a change in state law made online lottery sales legal, the Massachusetts Lottery launched its offerings Monday — for people 21 and older. “The launch of our online platform marks an exciting new chapter for the Lottery as we continue to evolve and meet the needs of today’s players,” Deborah B. Goldberg, the state treasurer and chair of the state’s Lottery Commission, said in a press release. Lottery officials have argued th
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