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Tuesday, September 19, 2023


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North Shore


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In Newburyport, a huge controversy of parking vs. green space

The city recently took hundreds of prime waterfront parking spots to expand a park. The dust is still settling.
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Massachusetts


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‘Today’s Innovators. Tomorrow’s Leaders.’ Third annual Globe Summit convenes trailblazers and change-makers.

The hybrid event gathers industry experts and celebrated leaders in business, sports, arts, media, and academia for a series of free discussions about society’s most urgent challenges.
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Revolution


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Boston is awarded a NWSL expansion franchise, to begin play in 2026

A public/private partnership will refurbish White Stadium in Franklin Park to serve as the team's home venue.
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Climate


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Massachusetts to ban state agencies from purchasing single-use plastic bottles, Healey announces

State agencies will be banned from purchasing single-use plastic bottles, Governor Maura Healey announced Monday.
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Politics


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‘An endless stream of scandals’: As chairless cannabis board meets, lawmakers push for oversight hearing

Days after its chair was suspended, the state's marijuana regulatory board began a three-day meeting to craft new rules for the $5 billion industry.
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Boston Globe Today | September 18, 2023

Watch the full episode of Boston Globe Today from September 18, 2023.
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The secret behind TJX’s success

WATCH: Reporter Thomas Lee shares the secrets of how the business boom at TJX will create better deals for consumers.
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Can’t miss fall flicks

WATCH: Boston.com entertainment writer Kevin Slane has three films you don't want to miss, each with a connection to Massachusetts.
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McCarthy’s plan to avoid a shutdown hits stiff GOP opposition

House Speaker Kevin McCarthy’s bid to gain the upper hand in a battle over federal spending hit stiff opposition from within his own ranks Monday, leaving him with dwindling options and little time to find his way out of a spending impasse that could lead to a government shutdown in less than two weeks.
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Nation


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Iran releases 5 Americans as US unfreezes billions in oil revenue for Tehran

Five Americans who had been imprisoned in Iran were allowed to leave the country Monday, President Biden said, after two years of high-stakes negotiations in which the United States agreed to unfreeze $6 billion in Iranian oil revenue and dismiss federal charges against five Iranians accused of violating US sanctions.
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Nation


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Hunter Biden sues IRS, saying disclosures by agents violated his privacy

Hunter Biden sued the Internal Revenue Service on Monday, saying investigators for the agency violated his privacy rights by disclosing details to Congress and the public about his taxes and the investigation into his conduct.
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Zelensky cleans house in corruption-plagued defense ministry

Two weeks after replacing its defense minister, Ukraine dismissed all six of its deputy ministers Monday, deepening the housecleaning at a ministry that had drawn criticism for corruption in procurement as the military budget ballooned during the war.
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UN to meet amid growing divisions, and demands from the global south

The United Nations General Assembly convenes Tuesday in the shadow of the second year of war in Ukraine, amid a series of climate-related catastrophes and at a time of increasing divisions in the world that will hamper efforts to address the litany of problems contributing to the strains.
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World


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After failed auction, herd of 2,000 rhinos to be set free

A herd of 2,000 rhinoceroses urgently in need of a new owner has finally found one: The rhinos and the farm where they live in South Africa have been purchased by a conservation group that plans to release the animals into the wild over the next decade.
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OPINION


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Keep Trump on the ballot and let voters decide

It feels wrong to rail against Trump as a destroyer of democracy and then find a way to stop people from voting for him.
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EDITORIAL


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Mayor Wu takes on key to new housing — Boston’s arcane zoning code

Hacking away at its 4,000 pages will require political courage and some speed.
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LETTERS


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Place to call home can fall out from under senior citizens

Rising local property taxes are taking food off the tables of many seniors. Unrealized gains are not putting it back.
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Vintage Year

“As I See It,” a new weekly photo column by Pulitzer Prize winner Stan Grossfeld, brings the stories of New England to Globe readers. This week Grosseld visited a centenarians celebration.
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Crime & Courts


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Dorchester neighbors denounce shooting of 5 people, including 15-year-old girl: ‘This has to stop’

The shooting at a Dorchester housing development left a teenage girl critically injured.
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Boston firefighters ratify contract that includes pay, detail increases

The contract, which includes a 10.6 percent pay increase for firefighters, will be submitted to the City Council for approval and requires a $27.4 million appropriation to cover the pay increases, according to Mayor Michelle Wu’s office.
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Sports






Tara Sullivan


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The good news is the Patriots had a chance. The bad news is Mac Jones can’t seem to complete a comeback.

For the second straight week, the Patriots were within striking distance but couldn't finish the job with Jones directing the offense.
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RED SOX 4, RANGERS 2


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Red Sox assume role of spoilers, score quality come-from-behind win over Rangers to end slide

Kutter Crawford overcame serving up a leadoff homer to work six innings in a good sign for his future and the team's. The Red Sox got to the Texas bullpen for three runs in the eighth inning to take the lead.
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NFL Week 2: Daniel Jones’s Superman routine saves the season in New York

Things were looking bleak until the Giants quarterback rallied his team with 31 second-half points to beat the Cardinals.
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Trendlines


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Money and ambition split up Dana-Farber and Brigham

Plus: The Massachusetts job market is tighter than my belt.
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THE FINE PRINT


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Their suitcase never arrived at their destination. A year later, JetBlue still hasn’t compensated them for it.

Ed and Kathy Colbert of Peabody keep getting confusing and contradictory information from the airline on how to submit a claim.
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Bold Types


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Why Toomey put HarbourVest’s name on the downtown skyline

Bold Types is our weekly roundup of movers and shakers on Boston's business scene.
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Obituaries






Obituaries


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Bobby Schiffman, guiding force of the Apollo Theater, dies at 94

Bobby Schiffman guided the Apollo Theater in Harlem through the seismic cultural and musical changes of the 1960s and early ’70s, cementing its place as a world-renowned showcase for Black music and entertainment.
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Charles Gayle, saxophonist of fire and brimstone, dies at 84

The uncompromising saxophonist spent years living and performing on the streets of New York before beginning a recording career when he was nearly 50.
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Jules Melancon, oyster farmer who tried something new, dies at 65

Mr. Melancon spent most of his life farming oysters the old-fashioned way, working a dredge across the bottom of the shallow waters of the lower Mississippi River Delta. Then he became one of the first in a new way of oystering: farming the bivalves.
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Arts & Lifestyle






LOVE LETTERS


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Is it too soon to have another child?

I’m barely divorced.
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TV CRITIC'S CORNER


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Everything we know about the new ‘Frasier’

The upcoming “Frasier” reboot premieres Oct. 12 on Paramount+, and the show’s Boston setting isn’t the only change that’s in store.
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STAGE REVIEW


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At Lyric Stage, Sondheim’s ‘Assassins’ meets the moment

It’s not that director Courtney O’Connor gestures overtly in the direction of Jan. 6. She doesn’t. She wisely lets “Assassins” speak for itself.
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