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          Mass. House, Senate Reach Police Reform Compromise

          WBUR’s Senior State House Reporter Steve Brown joined?Morning Edition?host Bob Oakes?to talk about the compromise.

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          05:33Dec 1, 2020
          Josh Knight commutes on the Orange Line — and a bus and shuttle — to the Charlestown YMCA. (Jesse Costa/WBUR)

          How One Student Juggles Work, College And A Pandemic

          At 23, there are a lot of places Josh Knight wants to go. He says college is the "necessary next step" along the way.

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          05:06Dec 1, 2020
          A portion of the death certificate of Milton Rice, a 76-year-old prisoner at MCI-Norfolk, who died on Nov. 25 of COVID-19 and related complications. (Jesse Costa/WBUR)

          2 Mass. Prisoners Hospitalized With COVID-19 Die A Day After Being Granted Medical Parole

          Two prisoners were granted medical parole this month. Both died the next day. After months of waiting, the two men were only granted medical parole once they were hospitalized after...

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          05:10Dec 1, 2020

          Storms Move Into Region After Calm Weekend

          WBUR meteorologist Dave Epstein joined?Morning Edition?host Bob Oakes to give us the forecast.

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          02:44Nov 30, 2020
          In this Nov. 5, 2020, photo, Lehigh County workers count ballots as vote counting in the general election continues in Allentown, Pa. (Mary Altaffer/AP)

          Northeast Pollsters Weigh In On What Went Wrong With The Polls

          The polls were far from correct in prediction of Election Day, 2020. It will take months — maybe even years — to figure out why they were so wrong, but...

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          05:49Nov 30, 2020
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          Laura Perille, former Boston school superintendent and now CEO of Nutury, receives a covid test at the Greater Roslindale Health and Dental Center. (Jesse Costa/WBUR)

          Child Care Providers Find Ways To Get More Coronavirus Testing On Their Own

          Child care providers say they need access to on-site coronavirus testing with rapid results in order to remain open as community spread increases. Some organizations are finding their own solutions...

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          05:10Nov 27, 2020

          Vaccine Trials Are Going Well, But The Next Hurdle May Be Overcoming Skepticism

          WBUR's Morning Edition host Bob Oakes spoke with Rev. Liz Walker, who helped arrange the virtual meeting. She is also a member of Gov. Charlie Baker's coronavirus vaccine advisory group....

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          05:29Nov 27, 2020
          Senator Ed Markey's sneakers at rally on Boston Common. (Robin Lubbock/WBUR)

          'They Speak To My Soul': A Senator's Signature Sneakers

          Sen. Ed Markey has been sporting a pair of red, white and black Nikes since 1981.

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          04:46Nov 27, 2020
          The Bridge of Names, in Lake Pleasant, Massachusetts, after storm damage. (Karen Brown/New England Public Media)

          A Bridge, Dating To 1800s, Goes Down In A Storm. It Takes A Village To Restore It

          A walking bridge in western Massachusetts was badly damaged in an autumn storm, but the town doesn’t own the land under it. So residents have banded together to take on...

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          05:02Nov 27, 2020

          Pine Street Inn Serves Thanksgiving Dinner — Without The Volunteers

          For more on how Pine Street Inn is approaching Thanksgiving this year, Lyndia Downie, the organization's president and executive director, joined WBUR's?Morning Edition?host Bob Oakes.

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          03:59Nov 26, 2020
          Former Massachusetts governor Michael Dukakis and his wife, Kitty, display a turkey carcass left at their home in Brookline on Nov. 25, 2017. (Craig F. Walker/The Boston Globe via Getty Images)

          Mike Dukakis Is No Longer Accepting Turkey Carcasses

          In 2015, former Massachusetts Governor Michael Dukakis went viral for collecting turkey carcasses. The exposure made it hard for the tradition to continue.

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          03:12Nov 26, 2020
          Staffers at the Broad Institute process coronavirus tests at 320 Charles St. in Cambridge. (Courtesy Scott Sassone/Broad Institute)

          Initial Results From A Massive Experiment: Over 3 Million Coronavirus Tests At New England Colleges

          Overall, only about one in a thousand tests turned up positive while students were on campus this fall, though the rate has ticked up recently.

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          05:33Nov 25, 2020

          Thanksgiving Day Looks Rainy, With Downpours Forecast

          David Epstein talks with Bob Oakes on Morning Edition to discuss this week's weather, including a very rainy Thanksgiving.?

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          02:25Nov 25, 2020
          Timothy Sanders, right, hands a pie to Brian Morrill, left, senior manager for donations for the Greater Boston Food Bank. (The Boston Globe via Getty Images)

          Greater Boston Food Bank Can't Get Its Hands On Enough Turkeys To Meet Thanksgiving Demand

          The shortage is a side effect of the call to limit the size of Thanksgiving gatherings and travel for the holiday. Leaders with the food bank said they have seen...

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          03:28Nov 25, 2020
          New Bedford High School students walk into the Philip Bronspiegel Memorial Auditorium to begin their day at school. (Jesse Costa/WBUR)

          'Weirdly Empty, But Also It Feels The Same': Inside A High School In A High-Risk Community

          The city of New Bedford has one of the highest positivity rates in the state, but the schools are open to students for hybrid learning.

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          04:50Nov 25, 2020
          During a busy week for travel and a worsening coronavirus outbreak, Mario Seide of Everett says, &quot;I have no choice but to work." [Courtesy Mario Seide]

          'I Have To Risk It': Working At Logan Airport Amid A Growing Outbreak

          During a busy week for travel and a worsening coronavirus outbreak, Mario Seide of Everett says, "I have no choice but to work."

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          02:02Nov 25, 2020
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          Smaller Thanksgiving Gatherings May Mean Fewer Political Arguments. That's Not All Good

          Uncomfortable as they can be, Thanksgiving get-togethers can help people with different political views understand one another — or, at least, remember the other reasons why they love each other....

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          03:55Nov 25, 2020

          These Trump Supporters Say The 2 Americas May Never See Eye To Eye

          Two New Hampshire Republican voters say the game is rigged against Donald Trump, and that they're worried about the future of our Democracy.

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          05:35Nov 24, 2020

          COVID Cases Surge As Thanksgiving Holiday Approaches

          Dr. Abraar Karan, an internal medicine and global health physician at the Brigham and Women's Hospital and Harvard Medical School, joined WBUR's Morning Edition for the latest on the surge...

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          04:35Nov 23, 2020

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