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Gov. Deval L. Patrick on Monday said he supports a plan to create the state's first public law school as long as it meets financial tests.

A survey of Massachusetts residents reveals most still believe the national economy is somewhere between bad and very bad, and they don't expect much improvement until late next year.

Western New England College senior captain Lauren Arsenault, a Fitchburg native, was recently named to The Commonwealth Coast Conference All-Star field hockey team.

A statewide survey conducted by the Western New England College polling institute shows that a majority of residents support casinos in Massachusetts, just not in their own backyards.

As Governor Deval Patrick prepares to announce budget cuts and lawmakers ready themselves to hear arguments for and against casinos, a new poll finds majority support for establishing casinos but also a majority of adults who don't want a casino in their town.

At a lab in New England Baptist Hospital, a biotechnician demonstrates surgery on a plastic shoulder.

The difference this time, of course, is that now the "Big Three" - the governor, the House speaker and the Senate president - all share the belief that a casino or two will not, in fact, be the moral undoing of the commonwealth.

A local organization wants to help families, schools and professionals understand and help people with autism.

Share + Oct 26, 2009 11:05 am US/Eastern The Democrats fighting for the late Ted Kennedy's U.S. Senate seat will hold their first debate tonight.

Lawyers answer the phones for Dial-A-Lawyer at Western New England College in Springfield on Thursday.

It is apparent residents of Springfield want to learn how to stay safe. Nearly 1,000 concerned citizens came out for Safe Neighborhood Night held at Western New England College.

After a weekend of violence, hundreds turned out Tuesday at Western New England College to help in the fight to take back their streets.

Safe Neighborhood Night master of ceremonies, Springfield Police Lt. Thomas A. Trites, looks at the overflow crowd at Western New England College's Rivers Memorial Building where the crime prevention program was held on Tuesday.

By Thomas Caywood and Shaun Sutner TELEGRAM & GAZETTE STAFF ssutner@telegram.com WORCESTER - With a bare-knuckled political brawl over millions of dollars in Quinn Bill education bonuses breaking out between police unions and City Hall, questions about the academic value of the graduate degrees held by city police officers have resurfaced.

Western New England College junior Brittany Decker recently departed on a two-week trip to Cambodia.

Let us know... Cassandra O'Toole , of West Boylston, was placed on the dean's list at Massachusetts College of Liberal Arts, for the spring 2009 semester.

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A survey of Massachusetts employers released Tuesday indicates the state may be headed into a jobless economic recovery.

North Carolina Central University inducted three new members to its Board of Trustees and named Glenn Adams as the board's new chairman.

Norwalk grad Jeff Wagner etched his name in Western New England College lore on Sept.