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COVID-19 Vaccines


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June is seen as last, best chance to boost COVID-19 vaccinations in Massachusetts

An estimated 4.1 million state residents are expected to be fully vaccinated in Massachusetts by mid-June, a milestone that will permit a return to normal life for most people. But it almost certainly won’t be enough to stamp out the coronavirus.
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Contradiction by Gross of Walsh exposes a frayed relationship between a former mayor and police commissioner

The allegation, first disclosed last week in a failed court motion by William Gross’ successor Dennis White to thwart White’s firing as commissioner, raised new questions about what then-mayor Martin J. Walsh knew of White’s history of domestic violence allegations before he appointed him to lead the police force four months ago.
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Transportation


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Uber, Lyft shortages make getting a ride in Boston an ‘extreme sport’

Ride-hailing companies are grappling with a nationwide shortage of drivers. But nowhere is the problem more acute than in Boston.
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A man with a chain saw attacked Black Lives Matter protesters in South Texas. Could it spark a conversation about Latinos, race, and racism?

In this region of South Texas where Donald Trump made massive inroads with Latino voters last November, shattering stubborn notions of this slice of the electorate as a monolithic bloc, both Democrats and Republicans have spent months trying to figure out the roots of the ex-president’s appeal — and whether the GOP will be able to capitalize on it in the future.
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Massachusetts


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76 years later, a World War II veteran pays tribute to the man who saved his life

Anthony Grasso, a 96-year-old WWII vet from Norwood, has had the chance to live a full life because a South Carolina lieutenant took the brunt of a German artillery explosion in 1944 and, by doing so, saved his life.
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Nation


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Gun buying spiked during the pandemic. It’s still up

While gun sales have been climbing for decades — they often spike in election years and after high-profile crimes — Americans have been on an unusual, prolonged buying spree fueled by the coronavirus pandemic, the protests last summer, and the fears they both stoked.
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Nation


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Advocates in US push new efforts to bring back deportees

With President Biden in office, one of the new proposals from advocates urges creating a centralized Department of Homeland Security office to consider requests from deported immigrants trying to reunite with their families in the US.
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Nation


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11 jailers fired for beating, stripping a detainee who died during Texas winter storm

Jaquaree Simmons, 23, died in February from blunt force trauma to the head and a brain bleed the day after he was beaten by jail workers out of view from security cameras, Sheriff Ed Gonzalez said.
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After Erdogan angers a loyal province, opponents see an opportunity

Villagers in the pristine woodlands of Rize province in northeastern Turkey have always had two natural advantages: a largely unspoiled landscape, rich in wildlife and trout-filled streams, and the protective influence of the region’s most popular and powerful local citizen, President Recep Tayyip Erdogan. But now his home province has become a battleground pitting some of those villagers against the president. For weeks, they have staged protests against Erdogan’s plans for a quarry that threatens to destroy 220 acres of woods.
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Plague of mice in Australia overruns farms, shops, and bedrooms

Farms along Australia’s eastern grain belt are contending with what residents call the worst mouse plague in living memory, with far-reaching consequences both in the fields and in rural communities. The rodents have chewed a swath through southern Queensland, New South Wales, and northern Victoria. In addition to devouring crops, they’ve bitten people in their beds, dropped out of air-conditioning units, and gnawed through appliances. They’ve been blamed as whole towns have lost telephone reception.
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More than 200 bodies found at Indigenous school in Canada

The remains of 215 children, some as young as 3 years old, have been found buried on the site of what was once Canada’s largest Indigenous residential school — one of the institutions that held children taken from families across the nation.
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EDITORIAL


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How to fix Facebook for good

The controversy over whether the social network will reinstate Donald Trump is a distraction. Solving social media’s ills means going after a bigger target: the industry’s business model.
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LETTERS


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Holyoke Soldiers’ Home tragedy is an outrage that rises to state’s highest offices

The report should be required reading for any Massachusetts resident who cares about how the state treats its veterans.
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OPINION


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No, Prince Harry, the First Amendment isn’t bonkers

It helps explain America’s astounding history of achievement.
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Weather, caution mute celebration of latest reopening step, loosening COVID-19 restrictions in Mass.

Saturday was major step toward normal in Massachusetts: the end of most pandemic-era restrictions that have dominated daily life since the outbreak of COVID-19 more than a year ago.
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Thomas Farragher


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A vaccinated summer and welcome signs of relief at the tip of Cape Cod

Welcome to Memorial Day 2021, the season to — at long last — exhale. In other words, break out the sunscreen, fill the cooler, pack a good book, and head down to the dock for an afternoon on Cape Cod Bay.
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Metro


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Places of worship to relax COVID-19 restrictions after state lifts limits

With the lifting on Saturday of the state’s remaining coronavirus restrictions, religious communities have a chance to move beyond the 14-month period during which they experienced a surge in online services, had to adhere to indoor capacity limits and mask requirements, and saw houses of worship become a battleground for challenging government-imposed limits intended to stop the virus’s spread.
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Sports






On hockey


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Islanders’ forecheck no match for Bruins’ finesse

Boston quickly overcame the rust of a week’s layoff.
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Dan Shaughnessy


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Boston fans didn’t cross the line with Kyrie Irving Friday night, and let’s keep it that way

You can boo Kyrie Irving because he lied to you about staying in Boston and because he quit on your team. But nothing extra, please.
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Tara Sullivan


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Tireless Charlie McAvoy continues to do it all as Bruins jump out to series lead

The Long Island native was everywhere — again — for the Bruins, this time against his hometown team.
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IDEAS


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How to keep hybrid work from burning everyone out

After spending five years studying the combination of remote and in-person work, we see what it takes to do it right.
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IDEAS


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Vaxxed but not relaxed

I’m stuck in my pandemic routine. As restrictions loosen up, how will I loosen up too?
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Obituaries






Obituaries


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Faye Schulman, who fought Nazis with a rifle and camera, dies

In pre-World War II Eastern Europe, a ragtag band of Red Army stragglers, escaped prisoners of war, and Jewish and gentile Resistance fighters — including some women, like Faye Schulman — harassed the Germans behind the Wehrmacht’s front lines in the forests and swamps of what is now Belarus.
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Obituaries


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Mark Eaton, shot-blocking king and Jazz legend, dies at 64

The center led the league in blocks per game four times and his average of 5.6 per contest in 1984-85 remains the highest average since the NBA started officially tracking that statistic.
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Gavin MacLeod, ‘Love Boat’ captain, dies at 90

Mr. MacLeod achieved stardom as Murray Slaughter, the sardonic TV news writer on the 1970s comedy “The Mary Tyler Moore Show.” He went to a lead role, and bigger fame, as the cheerful Capt. Stubing on “The Love Boat.”
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Arts & Lifestyle






Arts


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Alan Cumming intends to be a bit naughty in Maine

Expect drag queens and torch songs, with a side of lobster, when he brings his cabaret to Kennebunkport this summer.
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APPRECIATION


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Eric Carle: A vision that touched generations of very avid young readers

The author of “The Very Hungry Caterpillar” wrote more than 70 books over a long career.
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BUZZSAW


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A late show for four formidable actresses

Jean Smart, Ann Dowd, Margo Martindale, and Jessica Walter's later-in-life breakthrough roles have been among prestige TV's most exciting performances.
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CITY BY THE SEA


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Walking from the edge of the sea into a forest of glass

Columbia Point to Fort Point Channel is the second leg of our Harborwalk journey.
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TRAVEL


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Planning a big-deal trip? New Tripadvisor platform will take the devil out of the details

In December, the company launched Reco (short for "recommend") to match travelers with curated trip designers.
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