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Today's Headlines: She made history as the first Black female mayor popularly elected in Mass. Now, she’s the underdog in her reelection bid.
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| Date | October 25, 2021 9:10 AM |
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She made history as the first Black female mayor popularly elected in Mass. Now, she’s the underdog in her reelection bid.
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Monday, October 25, 2021
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She made history as the first Black female mayor popularly elected in Mass. Now, she’s the underdog in her reelection bid.
Framingham's Yvonne Spicer “smashed a concrete ceiling” four years ago, but now the incumbent finds herself an underdog in her reelection bid against Charlie Sisitsky, a white 76-year-old former city councilor and a challenger who could hardly be viewed as the next face of change.
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Continue reading →
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Globe Local
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Maine college invests in once-struggling mill town, hoping rising tide will lift both
For Colby College, which often seemed further removed than the two miles to Waterville's downtown, it’s a chance to give back to the city for the benefit of both.
[link removed]
Continue reading →
[link removed]
Business
[link removed]
Whatever you want, they’re out of it.
Hearing aids. Sensitive-skin dog food. Fancy refrigerators. The Supply Chain situation has gotten intense.
[link removed]
Continue reading →
[link removed]
Politics
[link removed]
Mass. lawmakers relax decades-old rule to allow public retirees to work more while getting pensions
The state’s nearly 130,000 retired state employees and teachers — plus thousands more who retired from municipal government — can now work the equivalent of a 23-hour average workweek for a public entity while continuing to earn their pension benefits.
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Continue reading →
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Politics
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After a traumatic journey, Afghan immigrants on humanitarian parole cope with uncertainty
More than 65,000 Afghans, including many children and young people, had to be admitted on humanitarian parole, a more limited status that is typically granted in compelling cases and emergency situations.
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Go to Page One →
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Victims of Charlottesville rally argue the violence was planned
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Continue reading →
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Pelosi: Democrats ‘pretty much there now’ on deal on social spending bill
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Continue reading →
Nation
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Let computers do it: Film set tragedy spurs call to ban guns
With computer-generated imagery, it seems the sky’s the limit in the magic Hollywood can produce. Elaborate dystopian universes. Trips to outer space, for those neither astronauts nor billionaires. Immersive journeys to the future, or back to bygone eras.
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Go to The Nation →
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The World
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Pope: Don’t send migrants back to Libya and ‘inhumane’ camps
Pope Francis on Sunday made an impassioned plea to end the practice of returning migrants rescued at sea to Libya and other unsafe countries where they suffer “inhumane violence.”
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Continue reading →
World
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French sexual abuse victims denounce police mistreatment
Despite recent training programs for French police and growing awareness around violence against women, activists say authorities must do more to face up to the gravity of sex crimes and to eradicate discrimination against victims.
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South Korea’s leader vows final push for talks with North
South Korea’s president said Monday he’ll keep striving to promote peace with North Korea through dialogue until the end of his term next May, after Pyongyang raised animosities with a resumption of provocative weapons tests.
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Editorial & Opinion
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Let Medicare negotiate lower drug prices
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New Hampshire
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Remains found in Abington identified as 5-year-old Elijah Lewis; mourners hold vigil in Merrimack
The development came about an hour before a scheduled candlelight vigil in Merrimack’s Watson Park, where family members asked people to gather and offer their support to Elijah’s loved ones.
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Continue reading →
Boston Mayoral Race
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Wu, Essaibi George rake in campaign donations in final stretch
Annissa Essaibi George brought in $108,788 in individual donations in a three-day stretch this week, about $10,000 more than Michelle Wu.
[link removed]
Continue reading →
Metro
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Mom and son have labor of love to save a folksy general store, a switchboard that connects neighbors
In New Marlborough, "it’s always been the hub of the community."
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Continue reading →
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Go to Metro →
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Sports
Bruins 4, Sharks 3
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Bruins hold off Sharks in Sunday matinee at TD Garden
The Bruins established their dominance early with three first-period goals, including two in the opening 3:18.
[link removed]
Continue reading →
Celtics notebook
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Jaylen Brown sits out vs. Rockets with ‘left patella tendinopathy’
Brown, who scored 46 points in the Celtics’ season-opening loss to the Knicks in double OT, had just 9 on Friday vs. the Raptors and had been listed as questionable Saturday with the injury.
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Continue reading →
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The Patriots went 6 for 6 in the red zone and had 551 yards of total offense.
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Continue reading →
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Go to Sports →
Business
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Whatever you want, they’re out of it.
Hearing aids. Sensitive-skin dog food. Fancy refrigerators. The Supply Chain situation has gotten intense.
[link removed]
Continue reading →
Business
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In global shipping crisis, Port of Boston deliveries are getting passed over
Boston isn’t facing a backlog like other major US ports, but cargo from China has been arriving up to a month late. Soon, and for a couple of months, it won’t be arriving at all, as a major shipping line has decided to temporarily bypass Boston’s newly remodeled container port.
[link removed]
Continue reading →
Business
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Facebook dithered in curbing divisive user content in India
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[link removed]
Continue reading →
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Go to Business →
Obituaries
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Rabbi Earl A. Grollman, author and pioneering grief counselor, dies at 96
Rabbi Grollman wrote 27 books and traveled widely to sites of tragedies to console the grieving.
[link removed]
Continue reading →
Obituaries
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James Michael Tyler, who played Gunther on ‘Friends,’ dies
Tyler died Sunday at home in Los Angeles from prostate cancer, said his manager, Toni Benson. Tyler was first diagnosed with advanced prostate cancer in 2018.
[link removed]
Continue reading →
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Continue reading →
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Go to Obituaries →
Arts & Lifestyle
MUSIC REVIEW
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Enigma Chamber Opera brings Britten’s ‘Curlew River’ closer to the community
Reformulation made the piece seem wholly relevant to beginning to edge back to normalcy after a pandemic.
[link removed]
Continue reading →
Names
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How singer-songwriter Madison Cunningham met Harry Styles and finessed the healing powers of nostalgia
She will bring her harmonic and hypnotic blend of Western folk, blues, and rock to the Sinclair on Oct. 25.
[link removed]
Continue reading →
Visual Arts
[link removed]
Griffin museum names new director
Crista Dix, who currently serves as associate director, will succeed Paula Tognarelli, who has led the Griffin Museum of Photography since 2006.
[link removed]
Continue reading →
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Go to Arts & Lifestyle →
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