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Tuesday, July 4, 2023


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THE GREAT DIVIDE


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30 years ago, the Education Reform Act helped Massachusetts schools to the top. Is it time for a new approach?

Three decades after the landmark legislation was passed, the state still has far more work to do, according to education analysts and a review by the Globe.
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Residential


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Cape Cod’s housing shortage has seasonal workers, and their employers, facing a squeeze

Foreign workers who come to fill summer jobs on Cape Cod are having a hard time finding a place to stay, putting pressure on businesses that are already contending with a labor squeeze.
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Higher Education


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Harvard’s legacy admission targeted in civil rights complaint, in wake of national affirmative action ban

The complaint filed by Lawyers for Civil Rights on behalf of Boston-area advocacy groups representing Black and Latino residents, calls for a federal investigation of the university’s admissions process and an end to legacy and donor preference practices in selecting students.
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Obituaries


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R. Robert Popeo, legendary powerhouse attorney, dies at 85

“Beyond the practice of law, at which he had no peer, he had a real feel for the people of the City of Boston,” former governor William Weld said of Mr. Popeo.
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World


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Israel launches biggest air attack on West Bank in nearly two decades

Israel launched its most intense airstrikes on the occupied West Bank in nearly two decades Monday, and sent hundreds of ground troops into the narrow streets and alleys of the crowded Jenin refugee camp, saying it was trying to root out armed militants after a year of escalating violence there.
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GOP threatens spy agencies’ surveillance tool

An intensive drive by right-wing Republicans in Congress to vilify the FBI with charges of political bias has imperiled a program allowing spy agencies to conduct warrantless surveillance on foreign targets, sapping support for a premier intelligence tool and amplifying demands for stricter limits.
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Nation


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Number of migrants crossing US southern border is down. But for how long?

Nearly two months since the lifting of a public health order that allowed the United States to swiftly expel migrants at the southern border, the number of migrants crossing into the country has not only sharply declined, but has also remained relatively low.
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Nation


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Maternal deaths in the United States more than doubled over two decades in unequal proportions

Maternal deaths across the United States more than doubled over the course of two decades, and the tragedy unfolded unequally.
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The World






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Unrest in France eases nearly a week after fatal police shooting

The violent protests and unrest that spread across France after the fatal police shooting of a teenager last week diminished significantly overnight, authorities said Monday.
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World


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The miles of obstacles slowing Ukraine’s counteroffensive

The Ukrainian counteroffensive faces an enemy nearly as daunting as the Russians: the terrain.
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World


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A new kind of disaster aid: Pay people cash, before disaster strikes

The reason these one-off payments, known as anticipatory cash relief, matter now is that disasters are being supersized by human-induced climate change, and they’re often inflicting the most pain on the poorest people in the world.
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LETTERS


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Earthshaking: Supportive housing plan at Shattuck raises concerns

The Shattuck campus was billed as part of a statewide plan to address the housing and opioid crisis occurring throughout the Commonwealth. Yet no statewide plan has emerged. Franklin Park cannot be the only answer to a statewide crisis.
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OPINION


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Driving the blue golf cart

When I asked my parents if I could take it for a spin around the block, they gave it some thought but said they didn’t feel comfortable letting me use it because of my visual impairment.
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OPINION


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Finally, airlines may accommodate travelers who stay in their wheelchairs

As a wheelchair user who has flown multiple times a year for the past 20 years, I, like many other wheelchair users, have had experiences that could have been remedied by this seat.
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Health


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Can climate change bring malaria to New England? Here’s what you need to know.

Five recent cases in Florida and Texas mark the first US malaria spread in 20 years.
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Crime & Courts


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Three people slain in Newton home died from ‘sharp and blunt-force’ injuries, medical examiner says

This new information in the Newton slayings raises the possibility that the man already charged with killing one of the victims may soon be charged with the other two murders as well.
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NH Politics


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NH’s first ban on food waste becomes law in win for composting

The measure will require those who generate over a ton of food waste per week to keep it out of a landfill, if there is a facility within 20 miles.
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Red Sox


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An inside look at how the Red Sox game plan to attack opposing hitters

When it comes to keeping runners off the bases and runs off the board, it's an all-hands-on-deck effort in the clubhouse.
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Celtics


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Kristaps Porzingis’s post game has been years in the making. It might be just what the Celtics need.

Porzingis has seen his turnaround jumper refined, discarded, and salvaged just in time for his landing in Boston.
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On Hockey


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The Bruins’ free agent dealings were practical rather than glamorous, but did they have a choice?

Don Sweeney, constrained by some factors out of his control — but some within it — had to move quickly and responsibly without any big splashes when the market opened.
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Business


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Meet the man who designed Boston’s next tall tower, atop South Station: Fred Clarke

Clarke recently spoke about the evolution to transit-oriented development and the importance of the 678-foot South Station tower to Boston’s skyline.
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Tech Lab


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Musk’s latest Twitter move raises more questions about his leadership

Twitter has set new limits on the number of tweets users can view each day.
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Business


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Air traffic nationwide has rebounded to prepandemic levels, but Logan Airport is still falling short

Passenger counts at Logan remain below 2019, though airport officials and industry analysts expect they’ll climb through the rest of this year.
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Obituaries


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R. Robert Popeo, legendary powerhouse attorney, dies at 85

“Beyond the practice of law, at which he had no peer, he had a real feel for the people of the City of Boston,” former governor William Weld said of Mr. Popeo.
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Obituaries


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Jon Haggins, designer who slipped into and out of fashion, dies at 79

He found fame initially in the late 1960s and early ’70s with his sinuous, sensuous designs.
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Lifestyle


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What to know about the July 4 concert and fireworks at the Hatch Shell

What time do the gates open? Can I bring my bike? What about beach chairs and backpacks? All your questions about the Boston Pops Fireworks Spectacular, answered.
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LOVE LETTERS


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We’re hooking up. Should I work for him?

“I’m worried that working for him might ruin our chances at a relationship.”
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MUSIC REVIEW


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From the Wang to Gillette, Ed Sheeran is a one-size-fits-all master

The pop superstar's three dates in Massachusetts — first at the Wang, then Foxborough — proved that he could shape performances that could feel intimate one night, grand the next.
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