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- 1Massachusetts anti-bullying program for school sports underused●Mass. launched a program to stop school sports bullying. Why are so few schools using it?
Massachusetts created a program aimed at stopping bullying in school sports, but relatively few schools across the state have signed up to use it. The gap between the program's availability and its adoption is raising questions among educators and officials about awareness, resources, and whether schools see the initiative as a priority for protecting student athletes.
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The Gándara Center is working to improve access to mental health care for Latino communities, according to reporting by WWLP. The organization, which serves Latino and multicultural populations in Massachusetts, focuses on culturally appropriate behavioral health services. The report highlights ongoing efforts to close gaps in care for a population that has historically faced barriers to treatment.
- 3Fall nor'easter batters Massachusetts with wind and rain●Fall nor’easter 2026 (live updates): Storm continues in Mass. today with peak wind, rain
A fall nor'easter is continuing across Massachusetts, bringing heavy rain and the strongest wind gusts of the storm as it moves through the region. Live updates are tracking peak conditions, with residents warned about possible power outages, downed branches and hazardous travel as the coastal storm lingers into today.
- 4Massachusetts Startup Unveils Versatile Solar-Powered Boat●Massachusetts startup floats a versatile new solar boat
A Massachusetts startup has introduced a new solar-powered boat designed to serve multiple purposes on the water. The vessel's launch is drawing attention as clean-energy companies look for ways to cut fuel use and emissions in marine transport, with the startup promoting its design as a versatile alternative for a range of boating needs.
- 5Storm pushes boats aground in Marblehead●Video shared with Boston 25 shows boats that were pushed aground in Marblehead by the storm.
Boats were pushed aground in Marblehead, Massachusetts, as a storm hit the coastal town. Footage shared with Boston 25 shows the vessels stranded along the shore after the storm surge. The images highlight the impact of the severe weather on the local boating community, with residents watching the damage closely.
- 6Massachusetts Lesbian Bar Reopens With No Masks Required●Saturday Night, No Mask Required, at the Last Ditch Lesbian Bar in Massachusetts
The New York Times reports on a Saturday night at what is described as the last ditch lesbian bar in Massachusetts, where masks are no longer required. The piece captures a moment of reopening and relief as patrons gather mask-free, highlighting the bar's struggle to survive and its role as a rare community space for queer women in the state.