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Food & Dining
The great Thanksgiving turkey debate
Not everyone agrees that turkey is worthy of its spot at the center of the Thanksgiving table. To hash out this food fight once and for all, Globe writers Devra First (pro turkey) and Christopher Muther (not a fan) face off on this divisive issue. Continue reading →
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World
US intel shows Russia plans for potential Ukraine invasion
The United States has shared intelligence including maps with European allies that shows a buildup of Russian troops and artillery to prepare for a rapid, large-scale push into Ukraine from multiple locations if President Vladimir Putin decided to invade, according to people familiar with the conversations. Continue reading →
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OPINION
A better future for heating your home
A bill in the Legislature empowers utilities to offer clean, renewable thermal energy in order to enlist those companies in the effort toward networked ground source heat pumps, technology already being used cost-effectively in many of our communities. Continue reading →
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Obituaries
Justus Rosenberg, Holocaust rescuer, dies at 100
Justus Rosenberg was believed to be the last surviving member of the Holocaust rescue operation led by the US journalist Varian Fry, who died in 1967 with his deeds largely unrecognized outside France. Their efforts helped them spirit 2,000 refugees out of Nazi Europe, among them prominent intellectuals, artists and writers including Hannah Arendt, Marc Chagall, Max Ernst, and André Breton. Continue reading →
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