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Smith College professor Matt Donovan's new collection of poems is called "The Dug-Up Gun Museum."
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It’s a heartbreakingly familiar pattern across the U.S. Another mass shooting. Another shrine appears at the site of the tragedy — flowers, teddy bears, candles. Later, communities have to decide what to save and how to tell the story. Here's how some choose to archive the aftermath.
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Boston officials say the killing of 29-year-old Tyre Nichols in Memphis underscores the importance of moving forward with police reforms here. Community advocates say there’s much more work to do.
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A combined funeral was held Friday for two Bristol police officers at Pratt & Whitney Stadium in East Hartford. Dustin DeMonte and Alex Hamzy were killed in an apparent ambush last week.
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When two officers were killed and another wounded in Bristol, they were responding to a domestic violence call. It's the most dangerous kind of call for Connecticut law enforcement.
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Massachusetts requires police to keep secret all reports and arrests related to sexual and domestic violence, something no other state does. Many elected officials want to look into changes.
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The protests in Iran following the death of 22-year-old Mahsa Amini this week have worried the Iranian community in New Hampshire. Two women speak about their own experiences with the so-called morality police.
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The posts on TikTok mentioned a threat to school safety for schools across the country.
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A Springfield police officer acquitted of excessive force and abusive interrogation remains suspended from his job without pay. But officials haven't ruled out his reinstatement.
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A group representing the families of homicide victims and missing people in Springfield is calling for an independent investigation into unsolved cases in the city.