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Subject Today's Headlines: As seas rise, Boston Harbor islands listed among country’s most endangered historic sites
Date June 3, 2021 9:14 AM
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Thursday, June 3, 2021

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As seas rise, Boston Harbor islands listed among country’s most endangered historic sites

Battered by rising seas and scarred by erosion, the Boston Harbor islands have been named one of the country’s 11 most endangered historic sites by the National Trust for Historic Preservation, a stark warning about the threat that climate change poses to important landmarks from the past.
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Janey to make decision on Boston Police Commissioner White as his former wife speaks out about alleged abuse

The ongoing legal and familial drama surrounding Boston Police Commissioner Dennis White and his effort to stay in his post continued to roil City Hall, as White’s ex-wife and younger daughter went public with fresh details of abuse they say White directed at them. Acting Mayor Kim Janey did not give any indication of when she’ll decide on White's possible firing.
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As FDA decides on Biogen drug for Alzheimer’s, patients and families hold out hope

The FDA is scheduled to announce a decision on aducanumab by Monday in one of its most closely watched rulings in years. The backstory of the drug, intended to delay cognitive decline in the early phase of Alzheimer’s disease, has been marked by soaring hopes and disheartening setbacks.
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A weird, abrupt ending for Danny Ainge, a daunting new challenge for Brad Stevens with Celtics

Changes had to be made, and they happened quickly. Now we'll find out whether Stevens can be an NBA team-builder.
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Danny Ainge retires as Celtics president of basketball operations; Brad Stevens to assume role

Stevens, who led the team to the Eastern Conference finals three times in his eight years, will start a search immediately to find a new coach.
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California urges EPA to let state set car-emissions standard

Such an action by the EPA would reverse a Trump administration policy and could help usher in stricter emissions standards for new passenger vehicles nationwide.
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Stimulus checks substantially reduced hardship, study shows

A new analysis of Census Bureau surveys argues that the two latest rounds of aid significantly improved Americans’ ability to buy food and pay household bills and reduced anxiety and depression.
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A 20-foot sea wall? Miami faces the hard choices of climate change

The dramatic, $6 billion proposal remains tentative and at least five years off. But the startling suggestion of a massive sea wall up to 20 feet high cutting across beautiful Biscayne Bay was enough to jolt some Miamians to attention.
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Fires sink Iran’s largest warship and ravage big refinery

Mysterious fires sank Iran’s largest warship and burned a big Tehran oil refinery on Wednesday — seemingly unconnected blazes that nonetheless raised suspicions the country had once again been targeted by Israeli saboteurs.
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Canadian minister says pope needs to apologize to Indigenous

Canada’s Indigenous services minister said Wednesday that Pope Francis needs to issue a formal apology for the role the Catholic Church played in Canada’s residential school system, days after the remains of 215 children were located at what was once the country’s largest such school.
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A herd of elephants has roamed 300 miles across China and is headed toward a city

No one knows where they are going or why. Since March 2020, a family of wild elephants in southwest China has trekked more than 300 miles, traveling north through fields, highways, villages, and towns.
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End qualified immunity, but don’t stop there

Lawmakers also need to pass reforms that will empower taxpayers and insurers to press for effective police reform.
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Is Marty Walsh telling the truth? That should matter to Joe Biden.

What Walsh knew or didn’t know about domestic abuse allegations by the police commissioner he appointed as mayor should generate tough questions from his new boss in the White House.
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Battle rages for the heart of the Mass. Republican Party

Jim Lyons wants to diminish Governor Charlie Baker’s power in the state party structure, presumably in favor of a Trump sycophant to run instead.
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Janey to make decision on Boston Police Commissioner White as his former wife speaks out about alleged abuse

The ongoing legal and familial drama surrounding Boston Police Commissioner Dennis White and his effort to stay in his post continued to roil City Hall, as White’s ex-wife and younger daughter went public with fresh details of abuse they say White directed at them. Acting Mayor Kim Janey did not give any indication of when she’ll decide on White's possible firing.
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This is not a drill

Our democracy is in deep peril. Take it from political scientists who sounded the alarm this week.
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Governor Baker, other Republicans call on member of GOP State Committee to resign after making antigay remarks

Jeffrey Sossa-Paquette, a Republican candidate running for Congress, said he was shocked at the vitriol from Deborah Martell, an elected member of the Republican State Committee, and called on her to resign.
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How Danny Ainge came to the decision to step down with the Celtics

In truth, Ainge had been thinking about it since May 2019, when he suffered a heart attack during Game 2 of the Celtics’ playoff series against the Bucks.
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General manager Lou Lamoriello, with his deep Rhode Island roots, is going strong at the helm of the Islanders

The 78-year-old executive has been a huge force in New England hockey, and the current Bruins coaching and front office staff is more evidence of that.
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Bobby Dalbec trying to find rhythm through intermittent playing time

Dalbec has become something of a platoon option, taking most of his reps against lefthanders.
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Ransomware continues to cripple critical businesses. Here’s what you need to know

Suddenly, ransomware has begun to feel like a digital pandemic. What can be done about it?
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Kentucky AG sues CVS Health over state’s opioid problems

Kentucky’s attorney general on Wednesday accused CVS Health's pharmacy chain of flooding the state with prescription opioids that contributed to the state’s addiction woes.
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Weary seafarers come ashore in US for J&J one-dose shots

From Boston to Houston and Los Angeles, and even in smaller trade gateways like Gulfport, Miss., local health officials and nonprofits are boarding container ships, tankers, and other cargo carriers to administer COVID-19 shots or, when possible, shuttling crews to nearby pharmacies and clinics.
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Summoning the goddesses of self-help

The new "The Goddess Solution" and the classic "Goddesses in Everywoman" draw upon ancient wisdom found in feminine archetypes.
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Actor Mark Wahlberg breaks a sweat at Medford gym

Gym-goers at Medford’s F45 training studio had a surprise guest in their midst on Tuesday afternoon.
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Lady Gaga postpones Fenway Park concert until 2022

This is the second time Lady Gaga has rescheduled her Chromatica Ball tour, which had included a Boston date last summer.
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