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Reporting for @WBUR's education desk. Most recent prior: education reporter @CivilBeat
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Fewer Boston school buses are making it to school on time this year

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By Suevon Lee Verified
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Boston's school bus transportation woes continue this school year, with on-time pickups and drop-offs lagging behind last year's performance. District data show that 61% of morning buses on the first day Tuesday made it to school before the morning bell, while 73% of afternoon buses were on time. That’s worse than last year's 66% on-time performance for morning drop off — a record high. In the afternoon last year, 75% of the afternoon buses were on time.
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Cannabis executive testifies against Suffolk sheriff in extortion trial

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By Suevon Lee Verified
| WBUR News Verified
A cannabis entrepreneur told prosecutors Friday that he tried to rebuff efforts by Suffolk County Sheriff Steven Tompkins to buy into the marijuana dispensary company he co-founded before it went public, saying he “didn’t think it was something I should do.” “I didn’t think it was right because he was an elected official that we were doing a program with.
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Galvin says early voting is up for primary, downplays Trump efforts to 'derail' mail-in votes

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By Suevon Lee Verified
| WBUR News Verified
Massachusetts Secretary of State Bill Galvin is projecting slightly higher voter turnout in this year's primary election than four years ago, based in part on early voting data. State elections data as of Thursday evening show more than 468,000 early votes have been cast ahead of next Tuesday’s primary election, reflecting about 9% turnout.
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