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The lobster trap

The plentiful catch that brought wealth to fishing families is at risk, as climate change warms the Gulf of Maine. A way of life is on the line, but lobstermen can't, or won't, imagine another.
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Retail


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A downtown full of delivery warehouses? ‘Dark stores’ are coming to Boston

Quick-delivery startups are moving into empty storefronts in downtown Boston, offering convenience but raising concerns about the vitality of city streets.
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‘This is confusing the hell out of us.’ No one knows how Omicron originated, but scientists have theories

“If we know where this came from, we’re in a better position to prevent it from happening again,” said Dr. Jeremy Luban, chair in AIDS research at the University of Massachusetts Medical School.
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THE GREAT DIVIDE


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Suffolk jury awards $1.7M to Black teacher after finding Boston schools retaliated against him for discrimination complaints

A Suffolk Superior Court jury found the Boston Community Leadership Academy headmaster and other school officials retaliated against former teacher Charles Sherman Neal for exercising his legal right to raise concerns about workplace discrimination without fear of retribution.
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YVONNE ABRAHAM


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When it comes to bad-apple cops, look at the whole tree

It’s not enough to release James Lucien from prison. We have to prevent more wrongful convictions like his. That means taking a big-picture approach. You’re up, Mayor Wu.
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In bid for control of elections, Trump loyalists face few obstacles

In races for state and county-level offices with direct oversight of elections, Republican candidates coming out of the Stop the Steal movement are running competitive campaigns in which they enjoy a first-mover advantage in electoral contests that few partisans from either party thought much about before last November.
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Some voters are at odds with their party on abortion

Abortion is one of the most polarizing issues in Washington, D.C. Congressional Democrats and Republicans all but unanimously backtheir party’s view on abortion, and many highly engaged activists feel the same way.
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Helicopters and high-speed chases: Inside the Texas push to arrest migrants

For several months now, Texas has been engaged in an effort to repurpose the tools of state law enforcement to stem the sudden increase of people crossing illegally into the country.
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First fires, then floods: Climate extremes batter Australia

Life on the land has always been hard in Australia, but the past few years have delivered one extreme after another, demanding new levels of resilience and pointing to the rising costs of a warming planet.
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UK seeks unity at G7 meeting over Russia’s ‘malign behavior’

The UK is seeking elusive consensus from the wealthy nations’ club in response to what it calls “malign behavior” by Russia, and over tensions with China and Iran.
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Stay French, or not? New Caledonia holds independence vote

Voters in the South Pacific archipelago of New Caledonia are set to decide Sunday whether to break away from France, a referendum that is important for French geopolitical ambitions and is being closely watched amid growing Chinese influence in the region.
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LETTERS


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Move to eliminate transit fares is growing

We already have fare-free Silver Line service leaving Logan Airport, but the parking lots and rideshare services remain busy.
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LETTERS


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From 50 years ago to now, he can see same trouble spots in Quincy schools over racial bias

I was born and raised in Quincy and graduated high school in 1971. And, as it still is, racism was taught in the homes and enabled in the classroom.
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Smarter steps to make air travel safer

The Biden administration needs durable policies that will work over time.
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YVONNE ABRAHAM


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When it comes to bad-apple cops, look at the whole tree

It’s not enough to release James Lucien from prison. We have to prevent more wrongful convictions like his. That means taking a big-picture approach. You’re up, Mayor Wu.
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R.I. launches mental health campaign urging friends and family to ask: ‘Are you OK?’

Rhode Islanders have compassion for those struggling with mental health or substance use problems, a survey found, but they often don’t know how to help.
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From the choir loft, glad tidings of great joy

Richard Clark is the Archdiocese of Boston’s director of music, and Christmas season is prime time for him and his choir. Thanks to angelic voices, the Christmas spirit lives despite a pandemic’s gloom.
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Bruins 4, Flames 2


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Bruins too hot for Flames as goalie Linus Ullmark stops 40 shots to turn back Calgary

They beat Calgary with goals from Connor Clifton, Brad Marchand, Charlie McAvoy, and Curtis Lazar to wrap up a three-game tour of Western Canada with a 2-0-1 mark.
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Dan Shaughnessy


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The Bills game was truly a Bill Belichick special, and other thoughts

The Hoodie has reclaimed his title as Greatest Ever, and he’s on a collision course to face Tom Brady in February’s Super Bowl.
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Tara Sullivan


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Here are some story lines to watch over the final five weeks of the NFL season

The question of who will emerge from the NFC is up in the air. And it’s fantastic.
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How to save Major League Baseball from itself

A "virtual lockout" could keep fans in the game while owners and players sort things out.
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IDEAS


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Here come the catastrophe tourists

A volcano in the Canary Islands has been erupting for nearly three months straight. We went to document the devastation. Hundreds of vacationers beat us to it.
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Dave Campbell, Texas Football magazine’s founder, dead at 96

Known as “the bible of Texas football,” the magazine started by Dave Campbell in 1960 was a fixture in the football-crazy state,
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Obituaries


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Justo Gallego, who built a cathedral brick by brick, dies at 96

Justo Gallego, a former Spanish monk who devoted most of his life to building a cathedral almost single-handedly, with neither public funding nor support from his Roman Catholic Church, died Sunday in that very building, on the outskirts of Madrid. He was 96.
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Damien Hirst’s spectacle of death offers new perspective on life during pandemic

"In and Out of Love (Butterfly Paintings and Ashtrays)" is now at Yale Center for British Art.
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MATTHEW GILBERT


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Why the best show on television should wrap it up

If “Succession” hopes to go out on top, one more season is enough.
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QUICK BITE


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Dear Annie serves lovely food, natural wine, and a feeling of togetherness

A wine bar that reminds us of the Before Times lands sweetly in the Now.
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TRAVEL


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New England ski resorts with throwback charm and (relatively) retro prices

Skiing is expensive. These places are easier on the wallet.
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TRAVEL


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How to have all the fun in Grenada

Grenada has everything we love about the Caribbean, including beaches to die for — some 45 white sand beaches and nine with black sand. Plus, it has some bonus joys: waterfalls, hot springs, local rum and chocolate, and the Mona monkey, found only here and West Africa.
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