Jessica Chapel reports Abby here will be in Harvard Square tonight and tomorrow for all those poor Trump supporters.

The state has to come up with regulations for pot shops first, and that's going to take awhile. So what to do in the meantime? WGBH says: Tend to your own garden.

The Globe reports: Mass. seen as insulated from a Trump repeal of Obamacare. The reason has to do with our preexisting condition of Romneycare; the Globe quotes Gov. Baker (formerly head of Harvard Pilgrim) as vowing to keep the state system running.

Mark Novak ran across this emotional-support bike and its owner in Davis Square tonight.

This morning, Boston School Superintendent Tommy Chang tweeted:

Students, we ❤️ you. You are intelligent & beautiful. We are here for you today & always. Please share your feelings today.

UPDATE: BPS is offering counseling for "students who may be having a difficult time processing any fears or concerns they may have."

WBUR reports voters decisively defeated Question 2, which would have expanded charter schools, and voted to allow recreational marijuana.

Voters also called for more room for farn chickens and pigs and defeated that stupid Revere slots thing.

In Suffolk County, say hello to your new Register of Deeds, Steve Murphy.

In Boston, results show Question 5, which would add a 1% surcharge to property-tax payment for affordable housing, parks and history, won.

What are you seeing out there?

The statue of suffragist Lucy Stone (the first woman in Massachusetts to earn a college degree) on the Commonwealth Avenue Mall was freshly bedecked with flowers yesterday, as Leslee captured.

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