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John Deaton: I Use Solar; Green New Deal Author Ed Markey Doesn’t U.S. Senate candidate John Deaton contrasts his personal use of solar and EVs with Sen. Ed Markey’s climate policies, arguing Massachusetts “Net Zero” mandates are driving up costs and hurting working families. newbostonpost.com/john-deaton-i-…

Massachusetts Courts Expand Wi-Fi to All 94 Locations With $13M Price Tag Massachusetts courts will offer Wi-Fi in all 94 courthouses by summer, but officials say rising costs and digital upgrades require a $13 million budget increase. newbostonpost.com/massachusetts-…

Kelly Ayotte Orders Nuclear “Roadmap” for New Hampshire to Cut Energy Costs Gov. Kelly Ayotte orders a nuclear energy roadmap for New Hampshire, aiming to lower costs and expand advanced reactor development. newbostonpost.com/nh-nuclear-roa…

Maura Healey Says Donald Trump Will “Try to Steal” Midterm Election, Predicts Violence Healey says Trump will “try to steal” the midterm election, warns of federal “weaponization” and possible pre-election violence. newbostonpost.com/healey-trump-s…

20 Hidden Gems in Massachusetts Most Tourists Miss Discover 20 hidden gems in Massachusetts that tourists often overlook, from quiet coastal towns to historic landmarks and scenic countryside escapes across the Commonwealth. newbostonpost.com/20-hidden-gems…

Feds Launch Welfare Fraud Hotline in Massachusetts After $9 Million in Fraud Found Federal prosecutors target nearly $9 million in welfare and voter fraud in Massachusetts, launching a new hotline and enforcement team. newbostonpost.com/massachusetts-…

Red Sox Prospect Payton Tolle Recently Baptized, Embraces His Faith Boston Red Sox prospect Payton Tolle was baptized this offseason and tells NewBostonPost his faith is now central to his life and baseball career. newbostonpost.com/red-sox-prospe…

Bill Burke of St. Sebastian’s: Leadership Rooted in Faith, Family, and Purpose Bill Burke spent 34 years leading St. Sebastian’s School, building a culture grounded in faith, family, and relationships that shaped generations of students. newbostonpost.com/bill-burke-of-…

The Best Roast Beef Sandwiches on the North Shore Ranked From Kelly’s in Revere to hidden gems in Peabody and Beverly, here is a definitive ranking of the best roast beef sandwiches on the North Shore of Massachusetts. newbostonpost.com/the-best-roast…

MBTA Admits State’s Electric Bus Mandate May Be Unrealistic MBTA officials say the state’s electric bus mandate may be unrealistic, citing high costs, limited supply, and risk of service cuts. newbostonpost.com/mbta-electric-…

Diana DiZoglio Blasts Andrea Campbell for ‘Unethical’ Move in Legislature Audit Dispute Massachusetts Auditor Diana DiZoglio accuses Attorney General Andrea Campbell of unethical conduct as their dispute over a voter-approved legislative audit escalates. newbostonpost.com/diana-dizoglio…

Massachusetts Lawmakers Are Fighting to Keep Public Records Off-Limits A Massachusetts ballot question led by Auditor Diana DiZoglio would expand public records laws to the legislature and governor’s office, aiming to increase transparency and accountability. newbostonpost.com/massachusetts-…

Massachusetts Admits It Has No Real Plan to Fix Teacher Shortage Massachusetts education officials say the state still lacks a comprehensive plan to address teacher shortages, as regulators delay licensure changes and acknowledge efforts are too limited. newbostonpost.com/massachusetts-…

Best Whale Watching Tours in Massachusetts (2026 Guide) Discover the best whale watching tour companies departing from Massachusetts ports, including schedules, what to expect, and tips for an unforgettable New England marine experience. newbostonpost.com/best-whale-wat…

Republican Attorney Michael Walsh Launches Campaign for Massachusetts Attorney General, Challenging Andrea Campbell Lynnfield attorney Michael Walsh is running for Massachusetts attorney general as a Republican, challenging Democratic incumbent Andrea Campbell in the 2026 election. newbostonpost.com/republican-att…

Massachusetts Legislature Targets 100,000 Early College Students, But Questions Remain Massachusetts officials push to expand early college enrollment to 100,000 students by 2036, but funding, staffing and logistics challenges remain. newbostonpost.com/massachusetts-…

Opinion: A Simple Building Code Change Could Lower Housing Costs in Massachusetts An architect argues Massachusetts’ building code is driving up housing costs and limiting supply, making the case for allowing single-stair apartment buildings. newbostonpost.com/opinion-a-simp…

Massachusetts Named ‘Black Hole’ for Public Records by Journalists' Association Massachusetts earns SPJ’s 2026 “Black Hole Award” for poor transparency, citing delays, exemptions, high fees, and weak enforcement of public records laws. newbostonpost.com/massachusetts-…

Is an Iranian Drone Attack Possible in New England? Security experts increasingly discuss drone threats worldwide. Could a foreign drone attack occur in New England? Here is a realistic look at the risks, geography, and security protections in place. newbostonpost.com/is-an-iranian-…

Boston Brags About Graduation Gains After Getting Rid of F’s Boston Public Schools is touting record graduation rates, but critics point to policies eliminating failing grades and declining test scores. newbostonpost.com/boston-brags-a…