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Meet the local woman who set off a #MeToo movement in the beer industry

Brienne Allan of Notch Brewing has become a key voice in an industry that has long struggled to welcome people who are not white men.
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Domestic violence within the ranks: How recent allegations are shaking faith in BPD

A report investigating how Boston police handled past domestic violence allegations against Commissioner Dennis White vividly illustrated why many victims don’t trust the police, one specialist said.
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THE GREAT DIVIDE


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Boston schools superintendent Cassellius expands investigation into unlicensed counseling sessions

Boston Public Schools Superintendent Brenda Cassellius announced that she is expanding the district’s investigation into the use of an unorthodox brand of group therapy by an outside contractor who supervised the prestigious Boston Student Advisory Council, citing “deeply painful stories” detailed in a new Globe report.
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TRAVEL


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This Medford family is traveling 3,500 miles from Oregon to Boston — on tandem bikes

On more than one occasion leading up to their family’s big cross-country trip next week, Fernando Barrios and his wife, Sarah O’Grady, have said to each other — and in some cases, to themselves — “Are we crazy for doing this?!”
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Senate Republicans poised to block commission on Jan. 6 insurrection

Senate Republicans are poised to block the creation of a special commission to study the deadly Jan. 6 attack on the Capitol, dashing hopes for a bipartisan panel amid a GOP push to put the violent insurrection by Donald Trump’s supporters behind them.
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Official: Shooter said he hated work years before killing 9

A gunman who killed nine people at a California rail yard where he worked appeared to target some of the victims, a sheriff told The Associated Press on Thursday, while a Biden administration official said the shooter spoke of hating his workplace when customs officers detained him after a 2016 trip to the Philippines.
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Murder, manslaughter charges filed against three Tacoma, Wash., officers in Black man’s death

Manuel Ellis, 33, died on March 3, 2020 — Tasered, handcuffed, and hogtied, with his face covered by a hood.
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White House to propose $6 trillion budget plan as administration seeks to reshape economy, safety net

The budget contains no new major policies from the White House and instead reflects the plans the White house has already introduced, including a $2.3 trillion infrastructure proposal, a $1.8 trillion education and families plan, and $1.5 trillion in proposed discretionary spending.
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UN rights chief: Israeli strikes in Gaza may be war crimes

The top United Nations human rights body on Thursday passed a resolution aimed to intensify scrutiny of Israel’s treatment of Palestinians, after the UN rights chief said Israeli forces may have committed war crimes and faulted the militant group Hamas for violations of international law in their 11-day war this month.
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In Rwanda, Macron tries to reset relations with Africa

After nearly three decades of recriminations over France’s role in Rwanda’s genocide of 1994, the leaders of the two countries on Thursday stood side by side in the Rwandan capital, Kigali, declaring a new chapter in their relations.
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Births of Tasmanian devils are a milestone after 3,000 years

About 3,000 years after Tasmanian devils were wiped out on the Australian mainland, seven babies were born earlier this month on the continent in their natural terrain.
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Massachusetts needs to apply the right-to-know concept to firearms produced in state

Current federal reporting standards are too vague to be useful.
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What America owes the survivors and descendants of the Tulsa Race Massacre

Reparations are still owed to survivors, descendants, and the community of a neighborhood destroyed by a white mob 100 years ago.
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On Nobel adjacency

I can see Bill Gates, like Philip Roth, becoming Nobel-adjacent, always the groomsman, never the groom.
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‘I hope you never forget’: Ceremony honors bereaved military families ahead of Memorial Day

Thursday morning’s ceremony came a day after fully vaccinated volunteers, primarily first responders and health care workers, worked for over 10 hours to plant more than 37,000 flags comprising the display.
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COVID-19 restrictions will be lifted in Mass. schools this fall, in-person learning to be required, state says

School districts will not be allowed to offer remote learning as a standard learning model, according to the new guidance released Thursday from the Massachusetts Department of Elementary and Secondary Education.
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Of complicit bishops and compassionate priests

Richard Lavigne, the pedophile priest who murdered Springfield altar boy Danny Croteau in 1972, was enabled, coddled, and protected by successive bishops, including some who abused children just as he did. Some good priests who stood up to them were punished.
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How Red Sox reliever Garrett Whitlock is making necessary adjustments to hitters

Whitlock saw his early-season brilliance end May 2, then he allowed three runs (two earned) to the Tigers in his next appearance.
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Mac Jones is the Patriots’ future, but Cam Newton is still their leader

Bill Belichick loves Newton’s work ethic and energy, and noted Newton has been a full participant throughout the voluntary offseason program.
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Scouting the Bruins-Islanders playoff matchup: Five reasons New York will give Boston trouble in Round 2

“We’re going to have a big challenge with the Boston Bruins," said Islanders coach Barry Trotz. "They’re playing very, very well."
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Meet the local woman who set off a #MeToo movement in the beer industry

Brienne Allan of Notch Brewing has become a key voice in an industry that has long struggled to welcome people who are not white men.
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The state will not explain a mysterious ‘‘system processing error” at the DUA

In each of its last eight weekly reports on unemployment claims, the state Department of Unemployment Assistance has cautioned that the figures are “estimated” values, and corrected values will eventually be provided. The department won't say what that means, continuing its long-standing practice of refusing to answer questions about its operations.
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US jobless claims fall to 406,000, a new pandemic low

Thursday’s report from the Labor Department showed that applications declined 38,000 from 444,000 a week earlier.
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Playwright and performer Robbie McCauley, whose work confronted race and gender, dies at 78

Ms. McCauley's work includes “Sugar,” about her experience with diabetes, and “Sally’s Rape,” about a slave owner's assault of her great-great-grandmother.
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‘Chicka Chicka Boom Boom’ illustrator Lois Ehlert dies at 86

Lois Ehlert, whose cut-and-paste shapes and vibrant hues in books including “Chicka Chicka Boom Boom” put her among the most popular illustrators of books for preschoolers of the late 20th century, has died. She was 86.
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Italy’s Carla Fracci, La Scala prima ballerina, dies at 84

An Italian cultural icon, Carla Fracci was the daughter of a tram driver who had a “fairytale rise” to a La Scala prima ballerina renowned for romantic roles alongside such greats as Rudolf Nureyev and Mikhail Baryshnikov.
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Megan Thee Stallion, DaBaby top BET Award nominations

Drake and Cardi B are the second-most nominated acts, scoring five bids each. The show will air live on June 27.
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In praise of strategically placed benches and low walls

I’m in training for a future full of ocean cruise adventures, so I walk a lot. And as an octogenarian, I’ve grown to appreciate a good place to rest.
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At Mass MoCA, James Turrell lights up his biggest Skyspace yet

Thirty-five years in the making, the artist's giant installation opens Saturday at Mass MoCA.
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