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Tuesday, January 30, 2024


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Business


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‘No one seems to know who they are fighting’: How outdoor dining tore apart the North End

The drama in the neighborhood is not just about outdoor tables; it’s about the very identity of Boston’s Italian-American enclave.
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‘There’s just a lot of vilification going on’: The teachers strike is divisive — and tearing Newton apart.

Discord is rife on social media, in group chats, and across email chains. Newton schools will be closed for an eighth day on Tuesday.
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Boston wants T buses to be free to ride. The T wants to charge. What happens next?

As the end of the existing fare-free bus program in Boston approaches, the T is moving forward with only the low-income fare for its entire system.
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Crime & Courts


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Brothel ring that catered to wealthy people in Greater Boston, Virginia highlights exploitative industry, advocates say

Activists said the women involved face the difficult challenge of “stepping out” from a violent, abusive industry that controlled their lives and from the people who exploited them.
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Mix-up preceded deadly drone strike in Jordan, US officials say

Air defenses failed to stop an attack on a US military outpost in Jordan on Sunday that killed three US soldiers at least in part because the hostile drone approached its target at the same time a US drone was returning to the base, two US officials said Monday.
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Boston Globe Today | January 29, 2024

WATCH: Monday's episode. Stories include: Meet one of the most intriguing American basketball prospect in years, celebrate soup season with cozy recipes.
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The North End's ongoing battle over outdoor dining

WATCH: Business reporter Diti Kohli explains how a long-standing feud escalated into a federal lawsuit, and what happens next.
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How we broke the story of Steward Health Care's financial crisis

WATCH: Medical reporter Jessica Bartlett was first to report on the potential public health catastrophe and the impact on families.
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Nation


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At the University of Pennsylvania, tensions may only be growing after Magill’s resignation

One professor called a document from a prominent donor to the college a proposed “hostile takeover of the core academic functions of the university.”
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Nation


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Voting is bewildering this primary season. That worries experts.

A large body of research suggests that the morass could reduce participation.
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Nation


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As buses of migrants arrive in Chicago suburbs, residents debate the role of their towns

Leving Siegel has organized clothing drives and helped migrants make money by shoveling snowy sidewalks in Wilmette. “What I would like is for us to become the suburban landing zone,” she said.
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UN’s lead agency in Gaza fears funding will soon collapse

The decisions by several donor countries to withhold funding for the agency known as UNRWA threaten the organization’s relief efforts in Gaza at a time when they are needed most.
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World


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French farmers encircle capital with an angry blockade

Angry agriculturalists and their allies deployed their tractors in an attempt to surround Paris, choking major roadways and disrupting not only traffic and trade, but also politics and normal life.
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China is protesting interrogations and deportations of its students at US entry points

The Chinese government says some returning students have been interrogated for hours in the United States and had their electronic devices checked.
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OPINION


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Massachusetts should ban third-party electric suppliers

The industry has produced years of financial losses for consumers alongside pervasive misleading marketing practices and false claims of clean, green energy.
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EDITORIAL


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Newton teachers should end illegal strike

There’s a mediation procedure in Massachusetts law for public sector unions and municipal employers to resolve their differences. The teachers in Newton should use it, instead of leaving students in the lurch.
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LETTERS


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What ails us: private equity in health care

"Health care is not a commodity. Its aim is, or should be, to promote basic well-being," writes one reader. Another writes, "Private equity is like a fungus. It gets a start slowly in dark, hidden places and then bursts all over, contaminating everything."
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AS I SEE IT


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‘He never has a bad day’: Adversity tests college hockey player

Smiley was 22 when he was paralyzed on his right side after collapsing at hockey practice on Feb. 21, 2022.
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Massachusetts


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As shelter system struggles, Healey to launch pilot program to house, employ migrants

The pilot program would help up to 400 migrant families secure long-term housing and employment in Massachusetts.
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Health


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State to investigate Winthrop toddler’s death after delayed ambulance response

Winthrop town officials defended the local ambulance company and called the problem a “regional issue.”
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Sports






patriots


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How have other coaches before Jerod Mayo done when replacing an NFL legend?

Coaches such as George Seifert and Bill Cowher have shown that it's possible to sustain a team's success and make your own mark.
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celtics 118, pelicans 112


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Derrick White offsets his misses with plenty of makes in fourth-quarter comeback over Pelicans

Derrick White scored 13 of his 17 points in the final quarter to rally Boston. Jayson Tatum netted a game-high 28 points, and Jaylen Brown added 22.
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Chiefs-49ers Super Bowl matchup has familiar, bankable stars on both sides

The teams have excellent rushing attacks and top defenses, and feature household names such as Mahomes, Kelce, Purdy, and McCaffrey.
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‘No one seems to know who they are fighting’: How outdoor dining tore apart the North End

The drama in the neighborhood is not just about outdoor tables; it’s about the very identity of Boston’s Italian-American enclave.
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New ICER boss Sarah Emond keeps an eye on the bottom line

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


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At Meta’s Cambridge office, cafeteria workers fight to maintain union rights

Last month, when a new contractor started operating the tech giant’s dining facility, it announced it was throwing out the existing union contract and planned to negotiate a new one from scratch.
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Obituaries






Obituaries


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Marlena Shaw, venerable nightclub chanteuse, dies at 84

The singer cultivated a sultry stage presence, from the big-band era to disco, with stops in between at the go-go Playboy Clubs of the 1960s and funk bands in the '70s.
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Red Sox


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Jimy Williams, who managed Red Sox from 1997-2001, dies at 80

Williams made the playoffs twice with the Red Sox and was the AL Manager of the Year in 1999.
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Arts & Lifestyle






LOVE LETTERS


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We have a fundamental clash of values

Is there any hope for the relationship?
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Music


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‘Oh, Didn’t They Ramble’ traces Rounder Records’ influence back to the label’s Somerville roots

The Rounder story gets a concise historical reading in North Carolina music journalist David Menconi's new book, just as the label's cofounders come full circle with a new musical project.
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Singer-songwriter Lyn Lapid isn’t the ‘situationship’ type

The "poster boy" singer is building a fanbase with a romantic view of love that’s at odds with hook-up culture.
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