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NewBostonPost

The hub of conservative thought

NewBostonPost is an online newspaper founded in 2015 that covers Massachusetts and the rest of New England from a conservative point of view. NewBostonPost provides original reporting, news aggregation, and commentary. We aim to provide accurate and compelling information to illuminate issues of the day and timeless principles. NewBostonPost is published by Boston Media Networks, a privately held company.

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5 Great Pumpkin Spice Lattes To Try In Massachusetts This Fall

Oct 11

5 Great Pumpkin Spice Lattes To Try In Massachusetts This Fall Looking for the perfect pumpkin spice latte? Here are five Massachusetts coffee shops serving delicious fall drinks this season.

Prediction Market Lets Massachusetts Residents Bet On In-State College Football Games Off Limits To Licensed Sportsbooks

Oct 11

Prediction Market Lets Massachusetts Residents Bet On In-State College Football Games Off Limits To Licensed Sportsbooks A prediction market offered Massachusetts residents bets on Harvard, Stonehill and UMass football games despite state restrictions on licensed sportsbooks.

Maura Healey, Mike Minogue Clash Over Donald Trump, Taxes and State Spending in First Debate

Oct 9

Maura Healey, Mike Minogue Clash Over Donald Trump, Taxes and State Spending in First Debate Gov. Maura Healey blamed President Donald Trump for rising costs while Republican Mike Minogue criticized her record on taxes, spending and jobs.

Chelsea May Eliminate Parking Minimums To Boost Housing Production

Oct 9

Chelsea May Eliminate Parking Minimums To Boost Housing Production Chelsea officials are considering ending minimum parking requirements for new housing developments in an effort to lower construction costs and increase housing supply.

Taxpayer-Funded Fall River Nonprofit Gives Out Crack Pipes And Rectal Drug Supplies

Oct 9

Taxpayer-Funded Fall River Nonprofit Gives Out Crack Pipes And Rectal Drug Supplies Seven Hills gives out crack and meth pipes and rectal drug supplies in Fall River. Massachusetts budgets $6.478 million for harm reduction.