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Health


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Chelsea, a city hit hard by COVID, has become a vaccination standout

The city’s vaccination rate far exceeds that of some peer cities such as New Bedford, Springfield, and Lawrence, where barely over half the population has been vaccinated.
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Boston Mayoral Race


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‘A dream my father thought was literally impossible.’ For Annissa Essaibi George, the run for Boston mayor she promised her dad

Ezzeddine Essaibi had doubts that his daughter, with her Arab name, could garner votes in Boston. But she is one of two candidates still vying to be mayor.
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Boston Mayoral Race


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The one when Michelle Wu opens a café — and finds a passion for trying to make government work

Before she was a lawyer or a city councilor or a mayoral candidate, before she was a wife or mother, Michelle Wu was the owner of a literary-themed café in Chicago.
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Business


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A look inside the jail space that could become a Mass. and Cass unit

Suffolk County Sheriff Steve Tompkins’s plan for so-called dignified incarceration has generated blowback ― critics say it would further criminalize addiction and homelessness at a time when there’s a movement to imprison fewer people. Tompkins wonders how giving people food, shelter, and health care could be considered less humane than letting them live in squalor.
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Business


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Workers became more willing to go on strike during the pandemic, citing burnout, being underpaid

The difficulty employers are having finding workers, combined with the “intensification” of work and a growing dissatisfaction with low-wage, dead-end jobs, is giving employees more leverage, labor activists and scholars say.
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Nation


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Baldwin was told gun was ‘cold’ before movie set shooting

As a film crew and actors in Western garb prepared to rehearse a scene, assistant director Dave Halls stepped outside and grabbed a prop gun off a cart. He walked back in and handed it to the film's star, Alec Baldwin, assuring him it was safe to use because it didn't have live ammo. “Cold gun,” Halls yelled.
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Nation


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In mourning and gratitude, the Blackfeet Nation says farewell to its leader

Throughout his life, Chief Earl Old Person of the Blackfeet Nation could be found in the Browning High School gym, always seated in the northwest corner of the bleachers and always in his blue, long-sleeved, buttoned shirt, cheering for his alma mater. But for his final trip into the gym, he was not in the stands. Instead, his coffin was placed directly on the court as mourners came to say goodbye.
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Prison chief: Mississippi preps for 1st execution since 2012

Mississippi prison employees will conduct once-a-week rehearsals as the state prepares for its first execution since 2012, Corrections Commissioner Burl Cain says.
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World


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Taliban honor suicide bombers’ ‘sacrifices’ in bid to rewrite history

On Tuesday, the Taliban government brought together families of suicide bombers at the Intercontinental Hotel in Kabul, praising the deaths of their children and siblings in the fight against the US-backed coalition and Afghan government and giving them condolence payments and a promise of land.
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World


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US struggles with Afghan evacuees weeded out in vetting and now in limbo

Several dozen have been red-flagged, despite having helped the United States during its 20-year war in Afghanistan, because screenings uncovered apparent records of violent crime or links to Islamist militants that follow-up evaluations have not cleared, officials said.
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Rise in ‘needle spiking’ puts women in Britain on high alert

There have been multiple reports of “needle spiking” — which involves an injection being administered to someone without their knowledge or consent, usually in a nightclub or bar setting — as opposed to the more commonly-known method of contaminating alcoholic drinks.
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EDITORIAL


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Parking wars: Another battle won

In the fight for affordable housing, the Boston City Council has voted to eliminate a potent tool for the NIMBY crowd.
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LETTERS


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The people push to be heard loud and clear through ballot initiatives

Readers share a range of experiences and views regarding ballot initiatives in response to a recent column by Jeff Jacoby.
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OPINION


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A free press doesn’t take government handouts

Let politicians prop up the media, and the media will prop up the politicians.
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Today in History

Today is Sunday, Oct. 24, the 297th day of 2021. There are 68 days left in the year.
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Massachusetts


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Bird sightings from Mass Aubudon

Last week, the highlights were headed by the continued presence of a Bell’s vireo at Fort Hill in Eastham and a remarkable number of lesser black-backed gulls tallied at Nantucket and Martha’s Vineyard.
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School nurse retires after decades raising money for Globe Santa

Cathryn Stein retired recently after 22 years as school nurse, at the Patrick Lyndon School in West Roxbury, where she had also been Globe Santa Champion Extraordinaire, spearheading creative fund-raisers that have generated thousands of dollars year in and year out for toys, books, and games for children in need.
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Sports






On baseball


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Despite the disappointment of losing the ALCS, the Red Sox have many reasons to be optimistic going forward

Based on WAR, the Sox have nine of their top 12 position players under team control for next season.
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Patriots


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Justin Bethel of the Patriots can also get the job done in the kitchen

Bethel has always had an interest in cooking, having watched his father, Chris, prepare food for their family of five growing up.
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Celtics Notebook


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Jayson Tatum knows controlling emotions on floor is necessary to help Celtics

Tatum had 10 technical fouls over 66 games two seasons ago and six over 64 games last year.
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A look inside the jail space that could become a Mass. and Cass unit

Suffolk County Sheriff Steve Tompkins’s plan for so-called dignified incarceration has generated blowback ― critics say it would further criminalize addiction and homelessness at a time when there’s a movement to imprison fewer people. Tompkins wonders how giving people food, shelter, and health care could be considered less humane than letting them live in squalor.
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Workers became more willing to go on strike during the pandemic, citing burnout, being underpaid

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IDEAS


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These machines could save the world

The world’s largest carbon capture plant is seizing the imaginations — and sparking the hope — of climate activists, entrepreneurs, and scientists.
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Reality is what you make of it

Perceiving the world has more in common with hallucination than you might think.
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Obituaries






Obituaries


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Bernard Haitink, conductor with deep Boston ties, dies at 92

An unaffected maestro, Bernard Haitink was known for presenting powerful readings of the symphonies of Mahler, Bruckner, and Beethoven, conducting orchestras on both sides of the Atlantic, including the BSO.
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Obituaries


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Bernard Haitink, conductor with deep Boston ties, dies at 92

An unaffected maestro, Bernard Haitink was known for presenting powerful readings of the symphonies of Mahler, Bruckner, and Beethoven, conducting orchestras on both sides of the Atlantic, including the BSO.
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Arts & Lifestyle






Books


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For music journalist Kelefa Sanneh, pop is a passion and a ‘portal into everything’

The New Yorker writer, whose musical education was shaped by jobs at Newbury Comics' Brighton warehouse and Harvard Square record shops, is the author of "Major Labels: A History of Popular Music in Seven Genres.”
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CRITIC'S NOTEBOOK


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In TV shows and films today, journalists are bad news

In shows like "Succession" and "The Morning Show" — even "Ted Lasso" — the overall message is pretty clear: The people who bring us the news cannot be trusted with the power they wield.
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QUICK BITE


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Afternoon tea is leisurely in this charming Belmont spot

Scones and a cuppa are a delightful respite from real world worries.
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Travel






CHRISTOPHER MUTHER


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I know what you should do next summer: a Montreal beach vacation in the city’s hottest new neighborhood

Verdun is an unpretentious neighborhood with a mix of old-school mom and pop stores, design-forward shops, greasy spoons, and hip restaurants.
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TRENDSPOTTING


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The newest thing in luggage: leaving it at home

To cut stress, more travelers are shipping their gear, renting clothes, and having what they need delivered to their destination.
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