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Sunday, September 6, 2026


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Retail


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Encore was built to be a destination. It became something else.

Beyond the marble floors and Venetian Rubino glass chandeliers, there is a tension between the ambition of what Encore set out to be, and the image of what it has become.
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Lindsay Clancy got inpatient care at this well-known hospital weeks before she killed her children. Here’s what to know.

McLean, now under the spotlight because of the Clancy trial, has been a Massachusetts mainstay for more than two centuries.
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Money, Power, Inequality


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What happened when Boston’s real estate market found Montrose Street

We spent a year getting to know residents in an area where the risk of getting displaced is high.
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How much further can Drake Maye take the Patriots?

Maye is still coming into his own as a leader, and is steadily taking ownership of the offense. The coaching staff thinks he is just scratching the surface of what he's capable of.
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Is it Big Sur? Nope, it’s York, Maine.

An interior designer and a contractor couple build ‘a midcentury modern take on an outdoorsy ranch’ tucked in the Maine woods.
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No you’re not imagining it. Being in your 60s feels fantastic.

“By the time you reach age 60, you recognize that a long history of success and coping isn’t just luck.”
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Reflecting on a road trip, 25 years after 9/11

We were neighbors and friends in Jamaica Plain, making our way to LA and our separate futures. Not long after, hers was cut short.
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How Gloria Steinem and Ms. Magazine transformed the publishing industry

When Gloria Steinem started Ms. magazine in 1971, most women's magazines concentrated on how to keep a house and how to attract a husband. Her publication took a very different focus: liberation.
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In red states, law-and-order Republicans turn against Flock cameras

Political winds are shifting against Flock and other plate-reading systems that have been embraced by police departments.
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A golf course for ‘the people’ faces a presidential makeover

The scene highlighted what residents say are the park’s best features: its accessibility and affordability right in the nation’s capital.
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Putin meets with US envoys at the Kremlin for renewed talks on ending the war in Ukraine

Russian President Vladimir Putin has met with U.S. envoys Steve Witkoff and Jared Kushner at the Kremlin.
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The family had held her funeral, but she was clinging to life

Days after Chandika Shrestha's family carried out her last rites, expecting never to find her body, a faint noise came from a house along the ravaged riverside in northern Nepal.
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US strikes 3 Iranian oil tankers after saying warships were targeted with ballistic missiles

The U.S. military says it has struck three Iranian oil tankers after Navy warships were targeted with ballistic missiles.
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Dos Passos’ ‘U.S.A.’ shaped his worldview and still resonates

His trilogy has much to say to a community that finds itself searching for a foundation today.
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The rental market is brutal — discrimination renders it impossible

Fair housing agencies play a critical role as community-based, private enforcers but have come under greater threat than ever during the current Trump administration.
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Massachusetts is failing its high school football players

Massachusetts fails to guard its high school football players from head trauma.
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Campaigns behind record-tying slate of ballot questions have raised $10m this year, with more to come

The millions raised so far this year are only a fraction of the cash interested parties plan to put behind the slate of questions.
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The Lindsay Clancy trial ended with a deadlocked jury. The real failure came before it even began.

A mistrial means that the whole heartbreaking, costly circus this case became could start over.
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Last week, the ‘Butcher of Bosnia’ died. Here’s how one Revere man survived the worst of his atrocities.

Kerim Bajramović, now a GE engineer and father of two, knows fear intimately, a familiarity that only war can foster.
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Payton Tolle is still going strong despite a significantly increased workload this season

Tolle's 146 innings this season between Boston and Triple-A Worcester are by far his most as a pro.
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No better time than now for an American man to finally break through and end the US Open/Grand Slam drought

Jannik Sinner is not playing, Alexander Zverev has struggled in the opening rounds, and Carlos Alcaraz is still battling injury. Fifteen US men advanced to the third round.
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On the 25th anniversary of 9/11, family members of a fallen firefighter recall a special connection with Ken Griffey Jr.

Kenny Marino, age 40, died while on the job Sept. 11, 2001, one of the first responders to the terrorist attacks on the World Trade Center.
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Trump’s mentor, Roy Cohn, poisoned American culture. Will we ever recover?

A new book traces the Bronx lawyer’s toxic influence — from the McCarthy era to the present.
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May I have a word: Talking trash

And hoping it might be treasure someday.
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From blues and country to jazz and hip-hop, US prison history has shaped popular music

A new book traces transitions in the carceral system by the music made in or about jails and penitentiaries.
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Are the answers to Boston Symphony Orchestra’s audience problems in South Dakota?

What the BSO can learn from a small symphony that wants to expand its audience.
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Books


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Burnt out on publishing, Alice Hoffman finds new magic at Harvard

The "Practical Magic" author's work at the Divinity School led her back to the art she loved.
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Tick talk: Here’s how to avoid them

For advice on tick-free hiking, we reached out to tick expert Lea Hamner, an epidemiologist with the Martha’s Vineyard Tick Program.
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‘It was a view that few people ever got to see.’ Martha’s Vineyard is a hiker’s paradise.

Exploring it is easy — the island offers about 220 miles of public trails, spread across 100-plus properties encompassing a variety of terrain.
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