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1. • A blind graduate at Bates College in 1889 is a forgotten pioneer

     Sun Journal, Lewiston, Maine via Yahoo News· 3 days ago

     May 26—LEWISTON — Bates College often touts its willingness from Day One to accept women and Black students in its classrooms, the first institution of higher learning in New England to be so ...

2. • Five things: Boston Calling, TD Garden and the immigrant small-business boom - Boston Business...

     The Business Journals· 13 hours ago

     It was a great night to be a Celtics fan, but a sad one at the same time: RIP, Bill Walton. Here are the five things you need to know in Boston business news to start your Tuesday (that feels ...

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     Parades, ceremonies, boat race: How SouthCoast will commemorate Memorial Day

     The Herald News via Yahoo News· 7 days ago

     It steps off at Luther Avenue, travels down County Street to Center Street, down Center Street to...

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     Guaranteed basic income helps working class families. So why isn’t it more widespread? - The Boston...

     The Boston Globe· 2 days ago

     The program offered Willis a lot. A recent study highlighted the extensive benefits of the Cambridge...

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     Christopher Lloyd - Actor

     TV Insider· 5 days ago

     Renowned character actor Christopher Lloyd won over critics and audiences alike with the wide array of quirky, off-beat characters he brought to life on...

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     GoLocalProv | News | Whitcomb: Moveable Holidays; Propping up a Golf Course; Surtax Experiment So...

     GoLocalProv· 3 days ago

     PHOTO: GoLocal's Will Morgan The moving of some national holidays, such as Memorial Day, over the...

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     Trump’s veep decision: Loyalty, fealty, or competence? - The Boston Globe

     The Boston Globe· 6 days ago

     Senator Tim Scott of South Carolina, who challenged the former president for the Republican...

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     Thomas Cole Paintings, Bio, Ideas

     Mountain View Telegraph· 5 days ago

     The paintings of Thomas Cole, like the writings of his contemporary Ralph Waldo Emerson, stand as monuments to the dreams and anxieties of the fledgling...

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     A blind graduate at Bates College in 1889 is a forgotten pioneer

     The Lewiston Sun Journal· 3 days ago

     Bates College often touts its willingness from Day One to accept women and Black students in its...

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      Video: When strong, severe storms will impact Mass. on Thursday

      WCVB Boston· 6 days ago

      THEN AS THIS FRONT APPROACHES US, WE’VE GOT A BETTER CHANCE OF SEEING SOME THUNDERSTORMS. FIRST OFF,...