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Election Stakes: Massachusetts voters will decide nine ballot questions next week. Question 7 could limit local zoning rules and make it easier to create housing lots, including on Nantucket, though its full effects remain unclear. Question 4 asks whether to allow same-day voter registration. Federal poll monitors are expected in Boston and Lowell. Transit: The MBTA’s Green Line will face Halloween-weekend closures on several branches, with shuttle buses and some free bus and commuter rail service planned. Separately, Providence-bound riders endured hours of delays Tuesday after a train broke down at Ruggles. Boston Businesses: Mayor Michelle Wu is proposing changes to ease the process of opening restaurants in the city. Public Safety: Massachusetts State Police are making academy changes following a fatal training exercise. Brain Health: A Boston-led study estimates that about 75% of former NFL players who died from 2008 to 2023 had CTE, though researchers caution that brain changes do not necessarily mean a person had symptoms.

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Owned By	Boyle Family through Derrick Publishing Co.
Year Founded	1871
Website	www.thederrick.com
Domain Registration Year	1997
Access Type	paid
Publication Location	United States, Pennsylvania, Oil City
Owner Country	United States

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Boston residents taking advantage of early voting

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East Boston Times - Massachusetts

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Owned By	Stephen Quigley through Independent Newspaper Group (ING)
Year Founded	1938
Website	eastietimes.com
Domain Registration Year	2004
Access Type	open
Publication Location	United States, Massachusetts, Revere
Owner Country	United States

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Massachusetts town can take conservation and beach access rights over Northeastern University land despite plans for campus expansion, high court rules

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The Times of India

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Owned By	Sahu Jain Family through Bennett, Coleman & Company Ltd
Year Founded	1838
Website	https://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/
Domain Registration Year	1996
Access Type	open
Publication Location	India, New Delhi
Owner Country	India

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Massachusetts pro-life activist's sainthood cause suspended

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The Boston Pilot - Massachusetts

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Owned By	Catholic Church through Roman Catholic Archdiocese of Boston
Year Founded	1829
Website	www.thebostonpilot.com
Domain Registration Year	2006
Access Type	open
Publication Location	United States, Massachusetts, Braintree
Owner Country	Vatican City State (Holy See)

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Boston brings the energy as advisors flock to Schwab IMPACT 2026

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Owned By	Allen Family through Mark Allen Group
Year Founded	1998
Website	https://www.investmentnews.com/
Domain Registration Year	1996
Access Type	hybrid
Publication Location	United States, New York, New York
Owner Country	United Kingdom

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Boston University study estimates nearly three-quarters of NFL players who died in a 16 year period had CTE

WBUR - Massachusetts |

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WBUR - Massachusetts

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Owned By	University of Massachusetts Boston; National Public Radio (NPR) Network affiliate
Year Founded	1950
Website	https://www.wbur.org/
Domain Registration Year	1996
Access Type	open
Publication Location	United States, Massachusetts, Boston
Owner Country	United States

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Boston University-led study estimates 75% of former NFL players who died between 2008-2023 had CTE

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7 News Boston WHDH - Massachusetts

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Owned By	Ansin Family through Sunbeam Television Corporation
Year Founded	1982
Website	whdh.com
Domain Registration Year	1994
Access Type	open
Publication Location	United States, Massachusetts, Boston
Owner Country	United States

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Massachusetts Conservationists Are Split On Question 6

Boston Institute for Nonprofit Journalism - Massachusetts |

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Boston Institute for Nonprofit Journalism

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Owned By	Massachusetts Media Fund, Inc. (Non-profit)
Year Founded	2015
Website	binj.news
Domain Registration Year	2024
Access Type	open
Publication Location	United States, Massachusetts, Somerville
Owner Country	United States

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