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Special education planning form gets revamp in Mass. for first time in 20 years
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Educators and special education advocates hope this will improve the special education planning process, leading to more high-quality individual education program documents for students.De către WBUR
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Uprooted from Ukraine, promising tennis player finds her footing on the court in N.H.
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For the past nine months, Polina Makarenko has lived in Hampton Falls with her mother, Nina. They are refugees from the Ukrainian war; a family divided and forced to flee to New Hampshire, a place they’d never heard of.De către WBUR
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Report led by BC researchers calls for plastics regulation to protect people's health
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The report calls for international caps on plastic production and reductions in the toxicity of chemicals in plastics.De către WBUR
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Boston Lyric Opera's 'Bluebeard's Castle' immerses audiences in a fortress of horrors
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Based on a French folktale, Bela Bartók’s 1918 one-act opera tells the story of a fictional duke who brings his hastily wed wife, Judith, to his foreboding fortress for the first time where she uncovers dark secrets.De către WBUR
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Silicon Valley Bank to customers: Come back!
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As federal regulators continue to seek a buyer for Silicon Valley Bank, the failed financial institution is asking customers to come back. The message is resonating with some Massachusetts companies.De către WBUR
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Mass.' 1st environmental justice undersecretary plans to focus on communities of color
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María Belén Power is the state's first ever undersecretary of environmental justice and equity, a new role created by Gov. Maura Healey.De către WBUR
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After Soldiers' Home tragedies, Gov. Healey appoints first cabinet-level veterans secretary
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Jon Santiago started the position at the beginning of the month. He's an Army veteran, a doctor, and a former state lawmaker, and he joined WBUR's Morning Edition host Rupa Shenoy to talk more about his new role.De către WBUR
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When I was governor, I wanted people to look beyond my hair and hemlines. I still do
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I didn’t fit the profile of what a governor should look like, and I paid for it dearly, writes former Massachusetts acting Gov. Jane Swift. I’ve never forgotten that feeling.De către WBUR
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Uploading a resume is a barrier to employment for some job seekers, even during a labor shortage
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Almost all businesses — including those paying minimum wage — require people to apply online. But not all job seekers have a computer, internet access or the digital know-how to submit an application.De către WBUR
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In mad dash, Mass. customers pull money out of failed Silicon Valley Bank
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Mass. nonprofit charter schools and housing groups with accounts, loans or lines of credit at the failed Silicon Valley Bank scramble to take their next steps.De către WBUR
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Powerhouse storm brings heavy snow and damaging gusts
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The winter storm that arrived as rain Monday night changes over to snow in most places, except Cape Cod, between 10 a.m. and 2 p.m. Snow fall will be heaviest 12 p.m. to 8 p.m. — at which point the road conditions will range from snow-covered to wet, and visibility will be significantly reduced.De către WBUR
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Heavy, gusty nor'easter brings risk of outages and minor flooding
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What is likely to be the biggest storm of the winter could create pockets of damage and outages. The heavy, wet nature of the snow clinging to everything could also make cleanup difficult, so plan on a few rounds of shoveling as opposed to doing it all at the end.De către WBUR
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Mass. lawmakers to wade into fierce debate over court-mandated mental health care
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Most mental health advocacy groups oppose a bill that would allow judges to compel people to get outpatient mental health care. But supporters say it could help in some cases.De către WBUR
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The risks of problem gambling as online sports betting gets underway in Massachusetts
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WBUR's Morning Edition host Rupa Shenoy speaks with Marlene Warner, CEO of the Massachusetts Council on Gaming and Health, about problem gambling, and what safeguards the Massachusetts Gaming Commission has in place to prevent addiction.De către WBUR
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It's been 3 years since Mass. declared a COVID-19 emergency. Here's a look at where things stand
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To look back, and talk about where we are now, Department of Public Health Commissioner Margret Cooke joined WBUR's Morning Edition host Rupa Shenoy.De către WBUR
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Mobile sports betting starts in Massachusetts
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Legalized mobile sports betting is expected to bring in big business for one Boston company, but it comes with risks.De către WBUR
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Yes, this winter has been warmer than usual — and we may have to get used to that
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This winter is the fifth warmest on record for Boston. Experts say it's likely a sign of what future winters will look like in parts of New England.De către WBUR
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UMass Dartmouth hid sex assault allegations against former police officer, report finds
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The report found former officer David Laudon sexually assaulted and harassed a UMass student and had an inappropriate relationship with another. But UMass allowed Laudon to quietly resign and eventually get a job with the Blackstone Police Department, where he was assigned to investigate sexual assaults and work in schools.…
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DJ Jace Clayton needs songs from your cellphone for his sound installation at MAAM
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"Everyone has this world of sound at their fingertips," Clayton said. "And so what if we can turn something which is ordinarily private -- your own personal playlist -- into something that's broadcast in this space?"De către WBUR
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Boston's train tribulations captured in two-act show 'T: An MBTA Musical'
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The thing about a show that makes fun of the oldest subway system in the country is that the jokes don’t need to change that much, says creator Melissa Carubia. The show has been running for over 10 years and returns to the stage March 3.De către WBUR