Hadley Barndollar
Statewide Enterprise Reporter at MassLive.com
Journalist @masslivenews. 2025 Livingston finalist. Probably birding, antiquing or exploring cemeteries. Reach out: [email protected]
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1 week ago |
masslive.com | Hadley Barndollar
Two bills seeking to establish regulation and criminal penalties related to illicit pill press machines will get their first hearing in front of the state Legislature this week. On Tuesday, the Joint Committee on the Judiciary will hear public testimony on both HD.58 and HD.3071. Pill press machines, which compress powder into tablets, have historically had legitimate and legal uses by the pharmaceutical profession and people who make their own supplements, and still do.
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1 week ago |
masslive.com | Hadley Barndollar
As doxxing trucks appeared in Cambridge throughout the fall of 2023, publicly displaying photos and personal information of Harvard University students who purportedly supported Palestine, a climate of “fear and intimidation” was created. That’s according to a long-awaited report released this week by Harvard’s Presidential Task Force on Combating Anti-Muslim, Anti-Arab and Anti-Palestinian Bias, published alongside a second report focusing on antisemitism and anti-Israeli bias.
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1 week ago |
masslive.com | Hadley Barndollar
After being acquired by Boston Medical Center, two Massachusetts hospitals formerly operated by the now-defunct Steward Health Care have new names. St. Elizabeth Medical Center in Brighton has been rebranded as Boston Medical Center — Brighton, while Good Samaritan Medical Center in Brockton is now Boston Medical Center — South. “New names, renewed commitment,” Boston Medical Center touted of the newly announced uniformity across all three of its hospital facilities.
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2 weeks ago |
masslive.com | Hadley Barndollar
After a loss of federal funding forced the Massachusetts Immigrant and Refugee Advocacy Coalition to shut down its citizenship assistance programming, the organization has joined a national lawsuit against the Trump administration. The Boston-based coalition, known as MIRA, lost $300,000 in funding from the Citizenship and Integration Grant Program in late January after the Department of Homeland Security terminated all related grants.
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2 weeks ago |
yahoo.com | Hadley Barndollar
Last October, before Donald Trump was reelected president, a little-known conservative plan positioning itself as a blueprint for combating antisemitism encouraged the next administration to deport pro-Palestine protestors and withhold public funds from institutions that support the cause.
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Will Mass. lawmakers take action on illicit drug-making machines? Public comment sought on Beacon Hill tomorrow. #mapoli https://t.co/izGNhb7bdg
RT @masslivenews: Have you heard of Project Esther, Project 2025’s lesser-known relative? https://t.co/Q7luxOgDgJ