Author: Layla Penn
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Voters will decide the fate of Massachusetts’ 2024 gun law
When Air Force veteran Kyle Culotta moved from Arizona to Massachusetts in the summer of 2025, he brought along the guns he had legally purchased out West. A traffic stop shortly after he arrived turned that cargo into criminal charges.…
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Voters will decide the fate of Massachusetts’ 2024 gun law. The data can’t yet tell them if it works.
When Air Force veteran Kyle Culotta moved from Arizona to Massachusetts in the summer of 2025, he brought along the guns he had legally purchased out West. A traffic stop shortly after he arrived turned that cargo into criminal charges.…
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Prescription on a plate: McGovern Medicare bill targets post-hospital care with medically tailored meals
U.S. Rep. Jim McGovern, D-Worcester Credit: FILE PHOTO / Carol Lollis When patients across Hampshire and Franklin counties finish treatment for chronic illnesses like heart disease or diabetes, their medical care often encounters an immediate obstacle once they step out…
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CRLS boys’ basketball wants to build on school’s legacy
Two days after the varsity roster was locked in, the Cambridge Rindge and Latin School boys’ basketball team met in the War Memorial Gym. It was media day, so the players posed, dribbled balls, and flashed smiles for the camera.…
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Is it the hoop? Shooting machine gives bounce to basketball program
Players, coaches, family and friends gathered recently in the Putnam Avenue Upper School gymnasium to celebrate an addition to the Cambridge Basketball Lab: a new shooting machine. Jai’Lyse Gomes-Keel, a Cambridge Rindge and Latin School freshman, gripped a pair of…
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CRLS boys’ soccer beats Lexington on penalty kicks
By Layla PennWith the score tied at 1 after 90 minutes and two 10-minute overtimes, the Cambridge Rindge and Latin boys’ soccer team was exhausted, but knew it had a job to finish.Most soccer players see penalty kicks as a…
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“Electric” play has CRLS boys’ soccer poised for the playoffs
By Layla PennThe crunch of leaves on the ground mixes with the smack of soccer balls as Cambridge Rindge and Latin School players run shooting drills. Their breath hangs in the cold air, and they are still practicing in mid-fall, …