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March 27, 2020 By JASON PRAMAS

HOW TO TALK TO YOUR FAMILY ABOUT THE CORONAVIRUS PANDEMIC

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Including a sample Q&A that you can modify for use with your own family For most of us who pay close attention to the progress of the coronavirus pandemic over the last three months, talking to our families about how to stay safe and healthy can be difficult. People don’t want to hear that the […]

Filed Under: Apparent Horizon, Columns Tagged With: Apparent Horizon, Boston, Column, coronavirus, COVID-19, democracy, discussion, family, Health, How-to, Jason Pramas, Massachusetts, pandemic, social distancing

February 26, 2020 By MAYA SHAFFER

AG HEALEY’S OFFICE BLOCKS ACCOUNTS ON SOCIAL MEDIA, SHIELDS BAD ACTORS ACROSS STATE

Now records we have received from Healey’s shed light on why her office may be avoiding the issue—her office is also guilty of the same kind of questionable social media management.

Filed Under: Columns, Reporting, Reports Tagged With: AG, attorney general, Chick-fil-A, Chicopee, criminal justice, Critical MA, Facebook, FOIA, Healey, LGBTQ, mapoli, Massachusetts, police, public information, public records, Shoestring, social media, Twitter, western Mass

February 19, 2020 By GEORGE HASSETT

THE LIFE AND DEATH OF HAKIM JAMAL

Hakim Jamal was a Boston original—an engaging author and activist who identified as a recovering alcoholic and addict. He founded the group that created Kwanzaa. His controversial romances with movie stars and models inspired movies decades later.

Filed Under: Features, Throwback Tagged With: Activism, Black History, Black Panthers, Boston, Boston History, Dead Level, Detroit Red, Hakim Jamal, heroin, Louis X, Malcolm Little, Malcolm X, Michael X, Roxbury, throwback, throwbacks

February 5, 2020 By PATRICK COCHRAN

FROM SPECK TO SPECTACLE: A POLITICAL HISTORY IN THREE NEW HAMPSHIRE PRIMARIES

At this point in 1952, incumbent President Harry Truman was on the fence about seeking another term, and other big-name Dems were unwilling to succeed his increasingly unpopular presidency.

Filed Under: Manchester Divided, Reports, Throwback Tagged With: Amy Klobuchar, Andrew Yang, bernie sanders, candidates, cannabis, caregiving, Citizens Agenda, criminal justice, Deval Patrick, Donald Trump, Elizabeth Warren, engagement, gun control, guns, immigration, income inequality, Joe Biden, law enforcement, local media, manchester divided, Michael Bloomberg, New Hampshire, Pete Buttigieg, police brutality, politics, primaries, primary, religion, SCOTUS, Shaskeen Pub, Tom Steyer, town halls, voter rights

January 15, 2020 By MAYA SHAFFER and JAMIE TRUMAN

FEATURE FOLLOW-UP: COP BLOCK

While there have indeed been formal requests made for public information and several articles written about CPD misconduct, it is news to us that we are on the “attack.”

Filed Under: Columns, Features, Reporting, Reports Tagged With: Chick-fil-A, Chicopee, criminal justice, Critical MA, Facebook, FOIA, LGBTQ, police, public information, public records, Shoestring, social media, western Mass

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