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Friday, June 16, 2023


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Massachusetts


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Salem woman indicted in trafficking of human remains had curated and sold creepy collectibles

Katrina Maclean, the owner of Kat’s Creepy Creations in Peabody, allegedly sold and shipped the stolen body parts to people in other states.
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In New England, time stands still — at least if you look at the clocks

There are stopped or wrong clocks in Dover, Concord, Brookline, and Newton. In the South End, the North End, Roxbury, and Beacon Hill. They are affixed to churches, hardware stores, historic landmarks, and an optician’s office.
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‘There’s no words’: Relatives feel victimized by alleged scheme to sell donated human remains

Prosecutors alleged that the former manager of the medical school morgue spent years diverting organs and cadaver parts that had been donated and were supposed to be cremated.
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Nathan Carman, accused of killing his mother at sea, found dead in his cell at N.H. jail

Carman, 29, is believed to have killed himself, according to several people familiar with the investigation.
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Healey recommends seven pardons for decades-old crimes ranging from drug possession to arson

The governor's recommendations are believed to be the most proposed pardons by a first-year governor in 40 years.
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Boston Globe Today | June 15, 2023

Watch today’s full episode of Boston Globe Today from June 15, 2023.
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Rhode Island officials investigated for offensive remarks

Reporter Edward Fitzpatrick updates a story involving two Rhode Island officials who allegedly made racist and sexist remarks while on a business trip.
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The Boston Globe’s Health Equity Week

Associate editor and columnist Marcela Garcia explains the importance of The Boston Globe’s Health Equity Week and how people can participate.
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Supreme Court upholds Native American adoption law

Justice Amy Coney Barrett, writing for the majority, acknowledged the thorny subjects raised in case, which pitted a white foster couple from Texas against five tribes and the Interior Department as they battled over the adoption of a Native American child.
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Miami mayor to seek GOP presidential nomination

Suarez filed paperwork Wednesday night with the Federal Election Commission to launch a presidential campaign, and on Thursday morning he released a campaign video titled, “I’m Running.”
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Jury weighs dozens of charges against gunman who massacred 11 at Pittsburgh synagogue

A jury on Thursday began sifting through a mountain of evidence against the truck driver who carried out the nation’s deadliest antisemitic attack.
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Boris Johnson misled Parliament over COVID lockdown parties, report says

The House of Commons privileges committee publicly released the findings that prompted Johnson’s angry resignation from Parliament.
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Germany to give $1.4 billion to Holocaust survivors globally in 2024

“Every year these negotiations become more and more critical as this last generation of Holocaust survivors age and their needs increase,” said Greg Schneider, the Claims Conference’s executive vice president.
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Hope dims in search for survivors of migrant boat sinking that killed at least 78

As rescue ships fanned out Thursday in search of hundreds of people missing in the tragedy, relatives of the migrants gathered in the southern port city of Kalamata to look for their loved ones.
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EDITORIAL


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Healey’s refreshing approach to pardons

The governor’s move to recommend pardons for seven people this early in her administration is a stark and promising contrast to her predecessors.
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East Boston — love at first fight

Some of the most striking scenes of the documentary "Never Be A Punching Bag For Nobody" depict the Maverick Street Mothers protest against Logan Airport in 1968.
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OPINION


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The GOP’s different response to its Trump-indictment dilemma

Some members tell tough truths while others pander to the former president’s pugnacious populists.
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Here are the seven people Healey recommends should be pardoned

Healey’s office said the state’s Parole Board, which vets applicants for pardons and commutations, unanimously recommended each of the seven for clemency. Here is who they include.
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At the Boston Athenaeum, firefighters tour an exhibit of the Great Boston Fire of 1872

The temporary exhibit on display through July recalls the historic blaze, which gutted 776 buildings and scorched 65 acres of what is now Downtown Crossing and the Financial District.
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Higher Education


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UMass Amherst privatizes scores of jobs, removing some employees’ union status

UMass Amherst moved jobs to its private foundation, which meant some employees lost their union status.
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Time is quickly running out for Chaim Bloom and his vision of sustainability

Every process needs tangible progress, but the rudderless Red Sox haven’t shown enough of that in Season 4 under Bloom.
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Father’s Day holds a special poignancy for Red Sox reliever Chris Martin

Martin believes he never would have made the majors without the guidance and sacrifices of his late father, who died last year.
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Tagging along on the listening tour of new NCAA president Charlie Baker: ‘This is the right place for me’

The former Massachusetts governor has pledged to meet with representatives of all 97 NCAA conferences. He already has made a big dent there and says he is learning a lot, especially while on the ground at the Women's College World Series.
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Mass. Starbucks workers say Pride displays have been curtailed

Employees at about a dozen stores were told they could decorate their stores for one day only if it was approved by the regional director. Otherwise, workers are restricted to putting up Pride symbols in employee-only areas.
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Subaru buyers take a hit in Mass. right-to-repair fight

While other companies are counting on a long-running federal lawsuit to overturn the statute, Kia and Subaru opted to shut off the features in their vehicles that are covered by the law.
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A new Avon discount store will sell everything for $1 on Friday afternoons

New in Greater Boston this season is a warehouse-style bargain shop named BinStar, a holiday shop in Downtown Crossing, and a cohort of boxing studios.
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Obituaries


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David M. Bartley, state’s youngest House speaker and longtime college president, dies at 88

“He was a good leader. He didn’t have an easy job, needless to say, and he did it well,” said former Governor Michael S. Dukakis.
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Two-time Oscar winner Glenda Jackson, who mixed acting with politics, dies at 87

Glenda Jackson, a two-time Academy Award-winning performer who had a long second career as a British lawmaker, has died.
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STAGE REVIEW


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The dynamism of ‘Jagged Little Pill’ makes its flaws easier to swallow

The musical falters until its second act, when it goes deeper, sharpens focus, gathers force, and generally elevates the stakes. What had been fragmentary, disconnected snapshots coalesce into a fuller portrait of a family in crisis.
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Music


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16 summer festivals to warm any music fan

From BAMS Fest in Franklin Park to Levitate in Marshfield, here are 16 music festivals happening this summer, bringing names like Brandi Carlile, Lana Del Rey, Modest Mouse, and Bon Iver to the region.
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VISUAL ARTS


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Golden age: Poet-photographer flips the script at the MFA

The artist will perform during the Museum of Fine Arts Juneteenth free open house on Monday, June 19.
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