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Sunday, February 6, 2022


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For years, the mother of Harmony Montgomery rang the alarm about her missing daughter. Few listened.

“I just can’t ... sit by the phone and hope,” says Crystal Sorey, whose daughter has been missing since 2019. “Not as a mother.”
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There’s no Korean Disney princess. So a Harvard student created her own.

Julia Riew has spent the past year and a half writing and composing a full-length musical as part of her senior thesis project — complete with script, screenplay, and more than 15 original songs. Now Hollywood is taking notice.
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30 minutes in Roslindale: Boston Mayor Michelle Wu’s block has taken center stage in one of the city’s ugliest political dramas

The acrimonious dispute over Wu’s vaccine requirement for city employees has come to define her early tenure in City Hall. Lately, it’s been disrupting her early-morning life at home, too.
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‘An amazing legacy’: Justice Breyer’s replacement could be a former clerk he considers family

Ketanji Brown Jackson, who would become the first Black woman on the court, spent a formative year clerking for the retiring Supreme Court Justice Stephen Breyer more than two decades ago.
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As Omicron wanes, hopes rise to travel and socialize again

Hints of optimism are seen in record advance bookings at some New England inns, a stream of tourists to Boston and beyond, and restaurants and clubs where tables are hard to reserve.
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Jason Epstein, publishing executive who shaped literary tastes, dies at 93

Jason Epstein, an editor and publisher who shaped literary tastes for decades by launching the "paperback revolution" in the 1950s, editing acclaimed authors at Random House and helping to found the New York Review of Books and later the Library of America series, died Feb. 4 at his home in Sag Harbor, N.Y. He was 93.
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A decision made behind closed doors may set clean energy back by two years

New England should be racing to bring as much clean energy online as possible to green its electricity supply. But on Thursday, ISO-New England, a regional stakeholder group, threw up a major hurdle to achieving those goals, advocates say.
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Lata Mangeshkar, singing voice for generations of Bollywood actresses, dies at 92

Lata Mangeshkar, a beloved Indian singer who enthralled generations of Bollywood audiences as the singing voice behind many actresses’ performances, died Sunday at Breach Candy Hospital in Mumbai, India. She was 92.
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US warns of grim toll if Putin pursues full invasion of Ukraine

Senior Biden administration officials told lawmakers this past week that they believed the Russian military had assembled 70 percent of the forces it would need to mount a full invasion of Ukraine, painting the most ominous picture yet of the options that Russia’s president, Vladimir Putin, has created for himself in recent weeks.
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‘This is madness,’ says Ottawa police chief as blockades and protests against COVID health measures enter second weekend

Protests against coronavirus public health measures and Prime Minister Justin Trudeau entered their second weekend here with much of the downtown core of the country’s capital blockaded by trucks in what officials are calling an “occupation.”
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Queen Elizabeth backs plan to one day call son’s wife ‘Queen Camilla’

In remarks delivered on the eve of the 70th anniversary of her accession to the throne, the monarch expressed a “sincere wish’’ that Camilla be known as “Queen Consort” when her eldest son Charles, the Prince of Wales, succeeds her as expected to the throne.
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OPINION


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America’s national pastimes — football and racism

A Black former head coach’s lawsuit is less a revelation than an overdue accounting of the NFL’s hiring bias.
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LETTERS


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Gaining a sparkling clarity from ‘daylighting’ the Muddy River

From the Mystic River to the Neponset River, metro Boston’s allure stems from its waterways and their edges, creating one of Boston’s best amenities: our greenways.
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LETTERS


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Suggested research for RFK Jr.: Visit the Anne Frank House

There he could see the small room in an attic where a young Jewish girl hid for two years before being captured and murdered by the Nazis.
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YVONNE ABRAHAM


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Who gets to live free in N.H.? Not the state’s teachers, if a law demanding their loyalty comes to pass.

Amid a GOP crusade to ban books and control how teachers talk about history and race, legislators in New Hampshire want to mandate teachers’ allegiance to the lawmakers’ version of American history.
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Parents, staff gather to protest plans to close Tufts Children’s Hospital

Participants displayed signs that included photographs of young patients and messages like “Save Tufts Children’s” and “Pediatrics Over Profits.”
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BLACK HISTORY MONTH


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Melnea Cass, ‘First Lady of Roxbury,’ gave Boston her all

The name of Melnea Agnes Cass, known as the “First Lady of Roxbury,” is emblazoned on public amenities across the neighborhood she called home, a testament to her legacy as a civil rights activist and community organizer.
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Brian Flores shined light on two explosive NFL issues — race and tanking — and other thoughts

It’s clear that the Rooney Rule is a farce, and the idea of losing on purpose is totally believable and a ticking time bomb for the league.
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Red Sox


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‘The opportunity of a lifetime.’ How Pete Fatse made it from Wilbraham to the Red Sox dugout

Fatse was promoted this offseason following the departure of Tim Hyers for the Rangers, becoming the organization's lead hitting coach.
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Rams and Bengals bring little history but explosive offenses to the Super Bowl

They play each other just once every four years, with the Bengals holding an 8-6 advantage dating to 1972.
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Republicans are making it harder to vote. How much will it matter?

Research suggests that recent voting restrictions — decried as ‘Jim Crow in new clothes’ — may not pack the punch that Democrats fear.
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IDEAS


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Hey, Boston! Take this snow and shovel it.

While clambering over boulders of snow to get to the store, you very well may ask: If cities clear the roads, why not the pedestrian paths?
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Obituaries


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Yale Kamisar, known as the ‘father’ of the Miranda rule, dies at 92

A legal scholar whose work on civil liberties and criminal procedure had a profound influence on landmark Supreme Court decisions, Yale Kamisar helped establish standards. of criminal procedure like the right to legal counsel in criminal cases and the right of criminal defendants to be informed of their rights before being questionsed.
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Yale Kamisar, known as the ‘father’ of the Miranda rule, dies at 92

A legal scholar whose work on civil liberties and criminal procedure had a profound influence on landmark Supreme Court decisions, Yale Kamisar helped establish standards. of criminal procedure like the right to legal counsel in criminal cases and the right of criminal defendants to be informed of their rights before being questionsed.
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Sculptor Courtney Mattison conjures the sea and its discontents at New Bedford Whaling Museum

"Turn the Tide" exposes the toll humans have taken on ocean waters and coral reefs.
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MATTHEW GILBERT


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Miniseries have been thriving on streaming services. Here are the 10 best.

These originals from the likes of Netflix and Hulu embraced the shorter format for stories that made a big impression.
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Courtney Barnett is giving optimism a shot

The indie singer, who plays a show at the Wang on Tuesday, has emerged from a difficult time in her life with a purposeful emphasis on positivity.
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CHRISTOPHER MUTHER


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A visit to the other Florida keys — let’s call them ‘the Gulf Coast Keys,’ shall we?

There are more Florida keys to be discovered on the state’s West Coast, and they are so very different from the ones in the Atlantic.
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CHRISTOPHER MUTHER


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Optimism and palm trees. Recalling the moment on a private island when the pandemic dwindled, and the deer came to visit.

I went to Little Palm Island Resort in the Florida Keys for an indulgent weekend, a true vacation. I had no plans to write about it. Until now.
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