Galvanized by the death of founder Charlie Kirk, the conservative youth organization is now looking to reach students from the outside in.
Category: Community
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A chance to ‘write’ the U.S. Constitution in Dartmouth
The public is invited to hand-copy the U.S. Constitution as a way to interact with — and interrogate — the bedrock of American governance.
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In New Bedford, 200 protest threats to workers’ rights, democracy
“I am here because I don’t like what is happening to our country now. I just don’t.” – Regina McIntyre
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City’s Cabo Verdeans mobilize to help islands devastated by storm
Boxes and barrels of clothes, food and necessities are being collected by local residents and sent to Cabo Verde to aid storm victims.
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LGBTQ+ advocate Traci Welch: ‘Make it easier for someone else’
Traci Welch, a founding member of The South Coast LGBTQ+ Network, makes it her mission to “break the cycle” and support the next generation.
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New Bedford pantries get a ton of tuna — literally
What began as a research trip to study the reproductive conditions of tuna ended with a large contribution to the New Bedford community — 2,000 pounds of bluefin loins.
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Bethel A.M.E.C. celebrates 200-plus years of community, worship
Although the church has experienced fires, a relocation, and 80 pastors, it continues to be a place of worship and community two centuries after its founding.
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South Coast residents protest Trump’s policies at ‘No Kings’ rallies
Protester: “This is the cradle of opposition to kings. This is Massachusetts.”
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Hundreds rally in Fairhaven: ‘This is what democracy looks like’
The protest was organized by the Fairhaven Democratic Town Committee and was part of a coordinated national day of action led by 50501 — a decentralized activist network whose name stands for “50 protests, 50 states, one day.”
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South Coast protests: ‘This is a free country. And I’d like to keep it free’
Hundreds gather in Dartmouth, others board trains to Boston to join the national “Hands Off” rally against the Trump administration.
