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Massachusetts Senate Democrats advancing ‘bell-to-bell’ cellphone ban in schools

Massachusetts Senate Democrats were preparing to advance legislation Tuesday that requires all public schools to implement a “bell-to-bell” ban on student access to personal electronic devices like ce...

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Massachusetts one step closer to banning cellphones in schools

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Massachusetts Senate advances bill to ban cellphones in public schools

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Mass. Senate moves closer to vote on bill banning cell phones in school

Senate lawmakers on the Legislature’s Joint Committee on Education voted 6-0 to advance legislation tackling what backers described as "one of the most distracting devices ever created."

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Northwest Florida schools prepare to enforce new cell phone ban for K-8 students

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Opinion: Want students to thrive? Lock up their phones.

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Massachusetts legislature approves automatic IRA for small businesses

The Massachusetts legislature has passed a budgetary bill that would establish the Massachusetts Secure Choice Savings Program, creating an automatic enrollment payroll deduction IRA. Under

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Senate passes reproductive and transgender care law

The state-level protections come as congressional Republicans advance a reconciliation bill that could reduce abortion care access across the country.

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Senate adds hospital aid, reproductive health emergency measure to spending bill - WWLP

Another major spending bill continued its journey through the Legislature as the Senate approved a $532 million measure pumping more money into hospitals, rental aid, home care for seniors and more.

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SJC's decision, fallout from public defender work stoppage could set Massachusetts defendants free

Massachusetts' highest court is imposing a legal protocol that could result in hundreds of criminal defendants being set free due to a lack of legal representation.