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Today's Headlines: With a legal challenge, Dennis White case could drag on for years, stalk former mayor Martin J. Walsh
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| Date | June 7, 2021 9:10 AM |
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With a legal challenge, Dennis White case could drag on for years, stalk former mayor Martin J. Walsh
Acting Mayor Kim Janey could decide the fate of embattled Boston Police Commissioner Dennis White in the coming days, but that doesn’t mean the legal wrangling will come to an end, especially if he is ousted and pursues a wrongful termination lawsuit, according to legal analysts.
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Driver linked to downtown construction site deaths has spotty record. Company involved has history of workplace safety infractions
Jordy Alexander Castaneda Romero, a laborer from Lynn, died of “multiple blunt traumatic injuries,” according to his death certificate. Juan Carlos Figueroa Gutierrez, who lived in Somerville, died from “blunt head trauma.”
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It’s time to hit the beach. But expect fewer lifeguards this summer
From the shores of Barnstable to poolsides in Roxbury, Brookline, and Cambridge, lifeguard chairs have become increasingly hard to fill this summer. It’s not a new problem, but it has been exacerbated by the pandemic.
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Harris targets corruption, immigration on Latin America trip
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Mexico votes on López Obrador’s ‘transformation’ at mid-term
Mexicans went to the polls Sunday to elect the entire lower house of Congress, almost half the country’s governors, and most mayors in a vote that will determine whether President Andrés Manuel López Obrador’s Morena party gets the legislative majority it needs to continue his “Fourth Transformation” of Mexico.
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Left and right clash in Peru election, with an economic model at stake
On paper, the candidates on the presidential ballot in Peru on Sunday are a leftist former schoolteacher with no governing experience and the right-wing daughter of a jailed former president who ran the country with an iron fist.
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The public deserves a say on whether to expand security-camera network
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It’s time to hit the beach. But expect fewer lifeguards this summer
From the shores of Barnstable to poolsides in Roxbury, Brookline, and Cambridge, lifeguard chairs have become increasingly hard to fill this summer. It’s not a new problem, but it has been exacerbated by the pandemic.
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Continue reading →
Health
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‘It makes sense’: Stable housing improves health for low-income families, study finds
The Boston Foundation released a report this week on the impact of Health Starts At Home, an initiative that provided more than 250 families with access to housing and health care resources for a year and observed what happened.
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Worcester police officer to be remembered at funeral Mass Thursday
Calling hours for Familia’s mourners are scheduled from 4 to 8 p.m. on Wednesday at St. John’s Church in Worcester, according to his obituary. He will be buried after a 10 a.m. funeral mass in his honor at the church Thursday.
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The Bruins had better watch out for the Islanders’ Mathew Barzal after the way he stepped up in Game 4
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Lexi Thompson, who had a five-stroke lead after the eighth hole, collapsed down the stretch and finished third.
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Peter Abraham | On baseball
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As trade deadline approaches, Chaim Bloom will have some tough decisions to make
The Red Sox chief baseball officer will walk “a tough tightrope” in his attempt to add to the major league roster without giving away all the prospects the team has assembled.
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Data points to disparities among Asian Americans, a demographic that often is portrayed as monolithic
Education and awareness are key to eradicating ignorance, especially about Asian Americans who are treated as perpetual foreigners by some, and the model minority by others.
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Continue reading →
Business
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Data points to disparities among Asian Americans, a demographic that often is portrayed as monolithic
Education and awareness are key to eradicating ignorance, especially about Asian Americans who are treated as perpetual foreigners by some, and the model minority by others.
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An inspiration and mentor for women in politics, Betty Taymor dies at 100
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Richard Rubenstein, 97, dies; theologian challenged ideas of God
Richard L. Rubenstein, the leading Jewish voice in the theological groundswell of the 1960s known as the “Death of God” movement, who argued that the Holocaust had invalidated the idea of an omnipotent, benevolent deity who safeguards Jews as the chosen people, died May 16 in Bridgeport, Connecticut. He was 97.
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Raymond Donovan, Reagan labor secretary shadowed by corruption scandals, dies at 90
Raymond J. Donovan, Ronald Reagan’s labor secretary whose pointed lament following his acquittal on corruption charges — “Which office do I go to get my reputation back?” — resonated with generations of public and private figures seeking redress in the court of public opinion, died June 2 at his home in New Vernon, N.J. He was 90.
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With a legal challenge, Dennis White case could drag on for years, stalk former mayor Martin J. Walsh
Acting Mayor Kim Janey could decide the fate of embattled Boston Police Commissioner Dennis White in the coming days, but that doesn’t mean the legal wrangling will come to an end, especially if he is ousted and pursues a wrongful termination lawsuit, according to legal analysts.
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Continue reading →
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[link removed]
Social Justice
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Asian Americans who experienced COVID-related racism report increased levels of anxiety, depression, and PTSD
According to the newly released COVID-19 Adult Resilience Experiences Study, 68 percent of Asian Americans surveyed said they or their family members had experienced covert or overt discrimination during the first three months of the pandemic.
[link removed]
Continue reading →
[link removed]
Crime & Courts
[link removed]
Driver linked to downtown construction site deaths has spotty record. Company involved has history of workplace safety infractions
Jordy Alexander Castaneda Romero, a laborer from Lynn, died of “multiple blunt traumatic injuries,” according to his death certificate. Juan Carlos Figueroa Gutierrez, who lived in Somerville, died from “blunt head trauma.”
[link removed]
Continue reading →
[link removed]
Metro
[link removed]
It’s time to hit the beach. But expect fewer lifeguards this summer
From the shores of Barnstable to poolsides in Roxbury, Brookline, and Cambridge, lifeguard chairs have become increasingly hard to fill this summer. It’s not a new problem, but it has been exacerbated by the pandemic.
[link removed]
Continue reading →
[link removed]
Politics
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Manchin comes out against election reform bill, reiterates opposition to changing filibuster
Senator Joe Manchin, Democrat of West Virginia, appeared to slam the door on the far-reaching measure when he wrote that he would not vote for any partisan voting bill.
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Go to Page One →
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The Nation
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Democratic report raises 2022 alarms on messaging and voter outreach
Democrats defeated President Trump and captured the Senate last year with a racially diverse coalition that delivered victories by tiny margins in key states like Georgia, Arizona, and Wisconsin. In the next election, they cannot count on repeating that feat, a new report warns.
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Continue reading →
Politics
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High court asked to review men-only draft registration law
The Supreme Court is being asked to decide whether it’s sex discrimination for the government to require only men to register for the draft when they turn 18.
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Continue reading →
Politics
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Harris targets corruption, immigration on Latin America trip
With Kamala Harris visiting Guatemala and Mexico on her first foreign trip as vice president, the Biden administration is expected to announce new measures to fight smuggling and trafficking, and hopes to announce additional anti-corruption efforts as well on Monday, a senior administration official said.
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The World
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Biden is embracing Europe, but then what? NATO and the EU have concerns
Four years ago, European leaders were traumatized by President Trump, who cheered Brexit and eviscerated NATO, declaring the alliance “obsolete,” calling member countries deadbeats, and at first refusing to explicitly endorse NATO’s bedrock mutual defense principle. As they prepare to welcome President Biden, the simple fact that he regards Europe as an ally and NATO as a vital element of Western security is almost a revelation. Yet the wrenching experience of the last presidential administration has left scars that some experts say will not soon heal.
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Continue reading →
World
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Mexico votes on López Obrador’s ‘transformation’ at mid-term
Mexicans went to the polls Sunday to elect the entire lower house of Congress, almost half the country’s governors, and most mayors in a vote that will determine whether President Andrés Manuel López Obrador’s Morena party gets the legislative majority it needs to continue his “Fourth Transformation” of Mexico.
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Continue reading →
World
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Left and right clash in Peru election, with an economic model at stake
On paper, the candidates on the presidential ballot in Peru on Sunday are a leftist former schoolteacher with no governing experience and the right-wing daughter of a jailed former president who ran the country with an iron fist.
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Continue reading →
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Go to The World →
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Editorial & Opinion
OPINION
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Getting from here to there
There is no single, technological silver bullet to transport elders, but that doesn’t mean a more scattershot strategy couldn’t work.
[link removed]
Continue reading →
EDITORIAL
[link removed]
The public deserves a say on whether to expand security-camera network
Before Boston and other municipalities share access to surveillance cameras, residents should be able to weigh in.
[link removed]
Continue reading →
OPINION
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When it comes to autonomous vehicles, seniors can lead the way
Retirement communities are relatively sheltered, low-speed environments that are ideal for autonomous vehicle transportation systems.
[link removed]
Continue reading →
[link removed]
Go to Editorial & Opinion →
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Subscribe to BostonGlobe.com
Metro
Metro
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It’s time to hit the beach. But expect fewer lifeguards this summer
From the shores of Barnstable to poolsides in Roxbury, Brookline, and Cambridge, lifeguard chairs have become increasingly hard to fill this summer. It’s not a new problem, but it has been exacerbated by the pandemic.
[link removed]
Continue reading →
Health
[link removed]
‘It makes sense’: Stable housing improves health for low-income families, study finds
The Boston Foundation released a report this week on the impact of Health Starts At Home, an initiative that provided more than 250 families with access to housing and health care resources for a year and observed what happened.
[link removed]
Continue reading →
Metro
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Worcester police officer to be remembered at funeral Mass Thursday
Calling hours for Familia’s mourners are scheduled from 4 to 8 p.m. on Wednesday at St. John’s Church in Worcester, according to his obituary. He will be buried after a 10 a.m. funeral mass in his honor at the church Thursday.
[link removed]
Continue reading →
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Go to Metro →
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Sports
Bruins
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The Bruins had better watch out for the Islanders’ Mathew Barzal after the way he stepped up in Game 4
The forward hadn't scored in his first eight games in the postseason, before potting two big ones in back-to-back games against Boston.
[link removed]
Continue reading →
US Women's Open
[link removed]
Phillipine teenager Yuka Saso wins US Women’s Open with birdie on third extra hole
Lexi Thompson, who had a five-stroke lead after the eighth hole, collapsed down the stretch and finished third.
[link removed]
Continue reading →
Peter Abraham | On baseball
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As trade deadline approaches, Chaim Bloom will have some tough decisions to make
The Red Sox chief baseball officer will walk “a tough tightrope” in his attempt to add to the major league roster without giving away all the prospects the team has assembled.
[link removed]
Continue reading →
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Go to Sports →
Business
Business
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Data points to disparities among Asian Americans, a demographic that often is portrayed as monolithic
Education and awareness are key to eradicating ignorance, especially about Asian Americans who are treated as perpetual foreigners by some, and the model minority by others.
[link removed]
Continue reading →
Business
[link removed]
Data points to disparities among Asian Americans, a demographic that often is portrayed as monolithic
Education and awareness are key to eradicating ignorance, especially about Asian Americans who are treated as perpetual foreigners by some, and the model minority by others.
[link removed]
Continue reading →
[link removed]
[link removed]
Continue reading →
[link removed]
Go to Business →
Obituaries
Obituaries
[link removed]
An inspiration and mentor for women in politics, Betty Taymor dies at 100
Ms. Taymor founded what became the Center for Women in Politics and Public Policy during a political career that began in the 1950s.
[link removed]
Continue reading →
Obituaries
[link removed]
Richard Rubenstein, 97, dies; theologian challenged ideas of God
Richard L. Rubenstein, the leading Jewish voice in the theological groundswell of the 1960s known as the “Death of God” movement, who argued that the Holocaust had invalidated the idea of an omnipotent, benevolent deity who safeguards Jews as the chosen people, died May 16 in Bridgeport, Connecticut. He was 97.
[link removed]
Continue reading →
Obituaries
[link removed]
Raymond Donovan, Reagan labor secretary shadowed by corruption scandals, dies at 90
Raymond J. Donovan, Ronald Reagan’s labor secretary whose pointed lament following his acquittal on corruption charges — “Which office do I go to get my reputation back?” — resonated with generations of public and private figures seeking redress in the court of public opinion, died June 2 at his home in New Vernon, N.J. He was 90.
[link removed]
Continue reading →
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Arts & Lifestyle
MUSIC
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Celebrity Series brings reprises and surprises to 2021-22 mix
The series returns to the stage in September with a mix of familiar comfort and exciting new discoveries.
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Continue reading →
BOOKS
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‘¡Hola Papi!’ writer John Paul Brammer on his new memoir — and the enduring appeal of the advice column
In his irreverent and deeply thoughtful book, the Brooklyn-based columnist tells stories about growing up as a queer Mexican writer in rural Oklahoma.
[link removed]
Continue reading →
ASK AMY
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Recovering addict feels hounded by dreams
Advice from Amy Dickinson.
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