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GOOD MORNING, MASSACHUSETTS. TGIF!
POLLACK S NEW LANE President Joe Biden is filling his new administration with Massachusetts officials and experts, and leaving some big job openings here in the process.
As Gov. Charlie Baker put it yesterday, he s said goodbye to quite a few colleagues in the last several weeks the mayor of Boston, the governor of Rhode Island, two members of his medical advisory board, and now, one of his best-known cabinet secretaries.
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JAIME CAMPOS/Staff photoHiggins Middle School eighth-graders Addison Merrill and Emma Lynch ran a sock drive at the Peabody school, and collected over 1,200 pairs of socks. on Friday they donated what they collected to No Child Goes Hungry.Â
Jaime Campos
JAIME CAMPOS/Staff photoHiggins Middle School eighth-graders Addison Merrill and Emma Lynch ran a sock drive at the Peabody school and collected over 1,200 pairs of socks. On Friday, they donated what they collected to No Child Goes Hungry.Â
Jaime Campos
JAIME CAMPOS/Staff photoNo Child Goes Hungry Director Jarrod Hochman, middle, receives a check worth $500 from Peabody Lions Club members Herbet Levine and President Pamela Sudore.