Duxbury High School Football Team Used Anti-Semitic Language In Play-Calling System
Duxbury school officials are conducting an investigation into "highly offenisve" language used by the football team during games.
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Duxbury school officials are conducting an investigation into "highly offenisve" language used by the football team during games.
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Local 26 President Carlos Aramayo said the hotel industry is taking advantage of the pandemic.
A new art installation in Boston is welcoming in the spring weather in an unusual way.
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Another movie theater chain is set to reopen.
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Loyola is back in the Sweet 16 again.
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