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Sunday, March 3, 2024


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🎙️ PODCAST: The "Murder in Boston" podcast team is back with a bonus episode, where they discuss the apology issued by Mayor Michelle Wu to Alan Swanson, Willie Bennett (and the Black community), and the continued impact of the Charles and Carol DiMaiti Stuart in Boston and beyond.
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Opinion
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Healthcare


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A Somerville boy has one of the world’s rarest diseases. His parents are determined to find a cure.

The parents of 19-month-old Lucas Guo hope to raise $10 million to find a cure or treatment for ZTTK syndrome, a complex neurological disorder caused by a genetic mutation.
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Health


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Steward hospital system receives higher insurance payments than many in Mass.

A recent analysis provided to the Globe shows that Steward’s hospitals as a group are paid the same as or better than many Massachusetts hospital systems for the medical care they provide.
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Politics


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Haley’s not winning, but her campaign for president shows where Trump is weak

“Her performance in the primary so far shows that millions of Republicans are resistant to Donald Trump and his message," said Republican pollster Whit Ayres.
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Around New England


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A Vt. Christian school’s lawsuit seen as possible bellwether in conservative movement against transgender rights

Mid Vermont Christian School, banned from interscholastic sports in Vermont after refusing to play basketball against a transgender student-athlete, claims its religious freedom has been curtailed by the state.
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World


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Aid groups question US airdrop plans for Gaza

“Airdrops are not the solution to relieve this suffering, and distract time and effort from proven solutions to help at scale.”
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Politics


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Ukrainian troops are rationing ammo. But House Republicans plan to take weeks to consider aid

Shortages of ammo and supplies are quickly resulting in Ukraine losing ground, U.S. congressional leaders warn
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Nation


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As Trump’s criminal trial approaches, he may be his own worst enemy

How the legal team in this trial corrals Trump — or fails to — could determine whether he is the first former president to be convicted.
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Nation


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Racial turnout gap has widened with a weakened Voting Rights Act, study finds

The “racial turnout gap” is watched closely by voting rights groups and civil rights leaders as an indication of potentially harmful laws or procedures that could have suppressive effects on communities of color.
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The World






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US says Israel has agreed to the framework for a Gaza cease-fire. Hamas now must decide.

A senior US official says Israel has essentially endorsed a framework of a proposed Gaza cease-fire and hostage release deal, and it is now up to Hamas to agree to it.
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World


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A ship earlier hit by Yemen’s Houthi rebels sinks in the Red Sea, the first vessel lost in conflict

The sinking of the Rubymar, which carried a cargo of fertilizer and previously leaked fuel, could cause ecological damage to the Red Sea.
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Russian drone strike on the Ukrainian port city of Odesa kills 7

Ukraine’s Armed Forces reported that the Odesa region was attacked by eight drones, of which seven were shot down by air defenses.
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An ice climbing disaster on Mount Katahdin. A desperate rescue mission.

It was a mild winter day in 1974 when six climbers set out on a route no one had ever attempted. Then came a storm of unimaginable fury.
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My boyfriend is Muslim. I’m a Jewish student at Harvard. The war is testing us.

For college students like us, there has been no walking away and no disengaging from the Israel-Hamas war.
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I used to live in a Michigan child-care desert. Then I came to Cambridge.

The city is offering free access to high-quality preschool. More places need to do the same.
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Editorial & Opinion






EDITORIAL


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Colleges made standardized tests optional for admissions. Did it work?

Dartmouth, Yale, and MIT are reinstating test score submission requirements. Other colleges should be carefully evaluating their policies.
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LETTERS


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Sympathy for Navalny, hypocrisy over Assange

One would assume that informing the citizens of the United States of its war crimes would be unwelcome but permissible. Not so.
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LETTERS


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‘Two-party doom loop’? More like one party tying us in knots

I would say we have a one-party doom loop in this country because the GOP is no longer interested in governing.
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Massachusetts


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‘It’s like a pilgrimage’: Sullivan’s Castle Island opens for the season, marking start of spring

Although the sky threatened rain in the early afternoon with temperatures mostly in the 40s, customers at Sully's on Castle Island in South Boston sipped cold drinks and ate vanilla ice cream cones to celebrate Boston's unofficial beginning of spring.
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New Hampshire Primary Election


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Here’s what to know about Super Tuesday in Massachusetts

Massachusetts is among 15 states and one US territory whose voters will head to the polls on Super Tuesday.
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Crime & Courts


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Black, Hispanic drivers in Massachusetts searched, cited criminally, and arrested more often than white drivers, study finds

The report, released Tuesday by the Healey administration, examined data on 1.2 million traffic stops totaling 1.3 million citations during a two-year period.
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Sports






tara sullivan


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The tragic deaths of Tim and Stacy Wakefield leave the world to make sense of the senseless

Stacy Wakefield died this week of cancer, the same disease that took her husband five months ago.
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Billerica native Marc McLaughlin excited to get another shot with the Bruins

The Boston College product was summoned from the AHL on an emergency basis Friday and scored Boston's only goal in Saturday's loss to the Islanders.
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Deep wide receiver draft class could provide an answer to the Patriots’ offensive woes

While Marvin Harrison Jr. may be out of reach for New England, four wideouts who impressed at the NFL combine seem like viable choices for the team on Day 2 of the draft.
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Breeze Airways adding flights from Manchester, N.H., to South Carolina and Florida

The move was in the works long before Spirit Airlines announced it would suspend its operations at the Manchester-Boston Regional Airport, Breeze officials said.
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Breeze Airways adding flights from Manchester, N.H., to South Carolina and Florida

The move was in the works long before Spirit Airlines announced it would suspend its operations at the Manchester-Boston Regional Airport, Breeze officials said.
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IDEAS


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Why downtowns matter

They promote connection, wonder, and even democracy itself.
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IDEAS


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Downtown needs an infusion of artists

Affordable art studios and live-work spaces are great ways to rejuvenate neighborhoods.
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Obituaries






Obituaries


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Iris Apfel, fashion icon known for her eye-catching style, dies at 102

Iris Apfel, a textile expert, interior designer and fashion celebrity known for her eccentric style, has died.
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Arthur D’Angelo, the all-star of Fenway souvenirs and apparel, dies at 97

"We’re like the Disneyland of sports for all the kids," Mr. D'Angelo said of the business he founded with his twin brother in 1947.
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Arts & Lifestyle






Movies


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Celebrate the music of the movies with these (debatably) 50 best soundtracks of all time

Ahead of the Oscars on March 10, classical critic A.Z. Madonna picks her favorite scores and songs.
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Theater


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Umbrella Stage keeps stepping up

"The Minutes" is the latest instance of the Concord-based theater company fashioning a sharper identity.
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BOOKS


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James Foley was murdered by ISIS in 2014. In ‘American Mother,’ Diane Foley writes about forgiving his killer.

"I just knew Jim would have wanted me to hear him out."
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Travel






TRAVEL


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The Caribbean’s overlooked gem: Here’s why Grenada should be high on your list of islands to visit

With stunning beaches and some of the best food in the West Indies, Grenada is an ideal escape.
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TRAVEL


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Several airlines just raised their baggage fees. Here’s how much you’ll now pay to check a bag.

Alaska Airlines, American Airlines, JetBlue, and United Airlines have raised their fees in 2024. That’s bad news not only for those who check their bags, but also for those who prefer to save money by using carry-ons.
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Real Estate






Real Estate


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‘There are species that have gone and will go extinct because of this.’

What do the updates to the USDA plant hardiness map mean for area gardeners? Don’t try to grow bananas just yet. How we can protect native species.
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Home of the Week: Where farm to table is just a matter of feet

Three-bedroom N.H. Cape needs finishing touches, but 2.7-acre property is ready for goats, chickens, pigs, seedlings, and its next owner.
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