Healthcare
Eric Shaw White
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Creative Commons
Some residents in Western Massachusetts are missing medical appointments due to lack of transit
Ayu Suryawan
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NEPM
We tour the Alma Thomas exhibit at Smith College, speak with hip hop artist REKS, and Mr. Universe applauds the scientists elected to congress.
Tony Dunne
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NEPM
The Rundown tackles the newly-passed ballot measure to expand public records access, a new chapter for the Quabbin Reservoir and new data on rural access to healthcare in western Massachusetts.
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Carrie Healy
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NEPM
We take a look at the outcomes from last week's Massachusetts ballot, including a split on the housing measure and what rural same-day voter registration might look like. Plus, what the official vote certification could reveal, and how Beacon Hill may respond to major ballot mandates.
Nancy Eve Cohen
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Special to NEPM
