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A lot happens in Boston every day. To help you keep up, WBUR, Boston's NPR News station, pulled these stories together just for you.
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After months of waiting, Haitian migrants in Greenfield start getting work authorizations, UMass jobs
Many new arrivals to western Massachusetts have anxiously waited months for federal work authorizations. Some Haitians living in Greenfield have finally received their documents and are now finding employment at UMass Amherst.
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Boston's LGBTQ+ Advancement director talks about pride parade excitement
Jullieanne Doherty Lee, executive director of Boston's office of LGBTQ+ Advancement, talks with WBUR's Weekend Edition host Sharon Brody ahead of the city's pride parade.
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Boston pride parade expecting an estimated 10,000 participants, the largest in New England
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Want to spot fireflies this summer in Massachusetts? Here’s when and where to find them
Hoping to spot fireflies this summer? You don’t have to travel far to see them. Here are some tips on the best spots and times to find fireflies in Massachusetts.
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Alisa Amador's first album embraces the multitudes she contains
The 2022 NPR Tiny Desk winner draws from folk, jazz, funk, alternative rock and pop punk on her new album.
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Roxbury rapper Najee Janey sets his voice free
Najee Janey built a reputation in Boston on the strength of his rapping. But on a new EP, "Break Free," he embraces his singing voice and sense of play.
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Disgusted and disappointed to see you had the Worcester pastor who is defying state orders to hold church gatherings on to hear “his side”. He is NOT the group of people in this country being persecuted by defying SCIENCE-BASED policy to protect those who haven’t yet died in the state from this disease. I can’t believe at this point in time you would bring someone like that on air and not challenge them further. There are so many people sacrificing everything they have to help others in the state and yet this is who you give air time to. Seriously disappointed in this reporting.