Education
Proposed reforms to the federal early education program would eliminate most performance standards, cap spending
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We speak with local author Catherine Cliff on her new book, "Miss Bates," visit Shakespeare and Company and chat with Mr. Universe.
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Today we discuss a newly released report on sexual abuse in the Mass. Catholic dioceses, profit squeezes on nursing homes that result in a decline in care, upcoming voting in Franklin County on funding and regionalization.
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