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Thursday, September 28, 2023


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Transportation


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Questions mount on slowed Green Line extension track, which T says ‘has always been narrow’

Governor Maura Healey said the major question is “how these defects can be possible after only a year in service.”
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TRAVEL


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Climate change is altering more than the weather. It’s also disrupting tourism as we know it.

As a result of the headlines about weather-related events, tourists are looking for new summer escapes as they find old vacation haunts increasingly uncomfortable and northern locations more welcoming, travel industry experts say.
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Biden’s decision to make history with UAW picket line visit a ‘total no-brainer’

He saw firsthand the sacrifices the UAW made when he was vice president, and the union’s efforts now to regain financial ground fit into his broader economic agenda.
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Menendez indictment raises questions about Egypt, too

Egypt is a key American ally that receives more than $1 billion in military aid from the United States each year, the second-highest in the world, after Israel.
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Shutdown looks more likely, as House GOP leaders reject Senate plan

A federal government shutdown this weekend looks increasingly likely, as House Republicans indicated Wednesday they would not consider a bipartisan Senate plan to fund the government past the weekend deadline.
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Boston Globe Today | September 27, 2023

Watch the full episode of Boston Globe Today from September 27, 2023.
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Abuse and neglect in residential schools for children with severe autism

WATCH: Spotlight investigative reporter Liz Kowalczyk talks about her investigation into abuse in group homes for severely autistic students.
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Push to increase Latinx representation in local politics

WATCH: Opinion columnist Marcela Garcia believes there’s a gap in social services for Latinx Bostonians. She thinks the city could do better.
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In rare alliance, Democrats and Republicans seek legal power to clear homeless camps

In a surge of legal briefs this week, frustrated leaders from across the political spectrum charged that homeless encampments were turning their public spaces into pits of squalor and asked the Supreme Court to revisit lower court decisions that they say have hobbled their ability to bring these camps under control.
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Nation


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Sitting all day increases dementia risk - even if you exercise

The results also underscore just how pervasive the consequences of sitting can be, affecting our minds, as well as our bodies.
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Nation


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4 in 5 Black adults see racist depictions in the news either often or sometimes, says new study

Three years after George Floyd’s killing triggered a racial reckoning in the news media, Pew took its first broad-based look at Black attitudes toward the media with a survey of nearly 5,000 Black adults this past winter and follow-up focus groups.
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Fire at wedding hall in Iraq kills more than 100 people

The fire broke out Tuesday night in a wedding hall near the village of Qaraqosh in Hamdaniya, an area about 20 miles southeast of Mosul.
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New shipping corridor highlights Ukraine’s successes in the Black Sea

Russia has held sway over the Black Sea for much of the war. But Ukraine is increasingly managing to gain a degree of control over part of its disputed waters, aided by an intensifying military campaign, experts say.
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American soldier who crossed into North Korea in July is in US custody

Private Travis T. King, the American soldier who crossed into North Korea on July 18, was released into US custody Wednesday after weeks of diplomacy mediated by the Swedish government, US officials said.
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OPINION


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A troubled MBTA: What’s the plan to fix it, Maura Healey and Phillip Eng?

They need to step up and let the riding public know what the big picture plan is for fixing the troubled agency.
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EDITORIAL


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Another overtime scandal — this time in state corrections

Inmate populations decline, but overtime costs keep rising.
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LETTERS


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Chronic underfunding threatens foundation of Mass. public housing

The Healey administration has stated that housing is a priority, and it has an important opportunity to prevent further deterioration of this valuable housing resource.
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Boston City Council approves firefighters contract that results in about 10.6 percent pay hike

The contract requires the city to provide firefighters with base wage increases of 3 percent, 3 percent, and 2.5 percent in July of each fiscal year of the contract, which covers 2021-2024.
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Metro


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Try this in a small town. And in every town.

In a lot of those cities, we can see the antidote for the cruelty and dysfunction that now defines Speaker Kevin McCarthy’s House.
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Long before school desegregation in Boston, these Black leaders were pushing for racial equity in education

Decades of activism, community organizing, and legal campaigns led by Black women set the stage for the landmark Garrity decision in 1974 that led to the forced busing and desegregation of Boston Public Schools.
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Sports






Gary Washburn | On basketball


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Damian Lillard trade to Milwaukee Bucks gives the Celtics much to ponder

The team could try to get All-Defensive guard Jrue Holiday, which would make them championship favorites again and complete possibly the best starting lineup in the league.
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dan shaughnessy


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With Travis Kelce and Taylor Swift, the stars seem to be aligning again

There is a long history of sports/entertainment power couples, going back to the biggest one of all, Joe DiMaggio and Marilyn Monroe.
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Is he dirty? Mac Jones has lost the benefit of the doubt with fellow NFL players.

In only two-plus years in the league, the Patriots quarterback has compiled a dubious rap sheet. And it hasn't gone unnoticed.
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Boston’s leading crypto firm, Circle, keeps shrinking

A year ago, Circle was riding high thanks to increasing use of its USDC stablecoin. Then came the Silicon Valley Bank failure.
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Business


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Pfizer chief, visiting Boston, sees ‘scientific renaissance’ over coming decade

Pfizer chief executive Albert Bourla said artificial intelligence has the potential to accelerate everything from scanning for drug targets to enrolling patients in clinical trials.
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Real Estate


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In Sullivan Square, big changes coming before the BPDA this week

The Boston Planning and Development Agency board is set to vote on two major projects and a master plan for fast-changing Sullivan Square.
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Obituaries






Obituaries


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Michael Bonallack, Britain’s greatest amateur golfer and and chief of the R&A club, dies at 88

Michael Bonallack was a five-time British Amateur champion, ran the Royal & Ancient Golf Club at St. Andrews for a decade and a half, and was knighted for his services to golf in 1998.
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Pearl Bowser, expert in early Black filmmakers, dies at 92

A film historian, curator, and collector, Pearl Bowser was instrumental in preserving and bringing to light the works of Black filmmakers from early in the last century, especially those of Oscar Micheaux, whom one writer described as “the Jackie Robinson of American film.”
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Obituaries


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Jeremy Silman, author of bestselling chess books, dies at 69

Jeremy Silman was an international chess master whose books were popular with players looking to improve their game.
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Arts


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While Hollywood writers get back to work, filming in Massachusetts remains on hold until actors make a deal

Until the ongoing actors strike is resolved, movie and TV projects that were to be filmed in Massachusetts, including Netflix's “The Perfect Couple” and Tim Burton's “Beetlejuice 2,” are on pause.
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BOOKS


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Josh Barkan, whose memoir ‘Wonder Travels’ chronicles his divorce, takes readers around the world

The author traveled to Mexico, Spain, Italy, France, and Morocco in a journey of catharsis.
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Vermont native Noah Kahan announces second Fenway Park show

Kahan added seven shows to his “We’ll All Be Here Forever” tour, including second dates at Fenway Park and Madison Square Garden.
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