Palestinians Amel Younis and Ryan Ghalayini are aiming to qualify for the 2028 Olympics.
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The week of Oct. 19, 2026, New England News Collaborative stations will explore some of the reasons why the AI data center boom hasn't reached New England — at least not yet— in a special series called Awaiting Data.
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The Sunrise Movement identified the protester as a Bowdoin College student and said he's part of an effort to confront politicians over climate change. The protestor posed as a journalist to get into the ticketed event.
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While some families were supportive of Republicans’ initiatives for school vouchers, others echoed the Democrats’ argument that these programs harm public education.
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An unannounced inspection by the Office of the Inspector General said the prison’s leadership shows dedication, but listed a number of shortcomings inside the federal men’s correctional institution.
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Max and Andrea Pruna say their coffee shop, La Mulita in Rye, feels like a gathering place where their customers can share special moments with family and friends.
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The Snow STORE research project will improve local snow monitoring infrastructure around New Hampshire, Maine and Vermont.
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Connecticut Audubon's Osprey Nation reports a record decline in osprey nesting productivity in 2026, raising concerns about fish populations and the health of the Long Island Sound.
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Poverty rose in CT when pandemic benefits ended. Federal cuts will make it worse, study says.
Why there’s no AI data center boom in New England (yet)
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