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Tuesday, March 15, 2022


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Massachusetts Governor's Race


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With few specifics and lots of support, Maura Healey leads the race for Mass. governor. But it’s (very) early yet.

The attorney general has ridden a long-forming wave of support to piles of cash, early endorsements, and significant political capital. The field has narrowed around her, creating a head-to-head race with Sonia Chang-Díaz, a progressive state senator.
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THE GREAT DIVIDE


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When it comes to making facility decisions, Boston keeps students, families, and staff in limbo

Critics say BPS continues to manage facilities with a crisis-response mentality without thinking through the viability of the solutions they are pitching.
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Massachusetts


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UPS failed to make ferry reservations to Nantucket for the summer. Now islanders foresee ‘a world of hurt.’

By the time the apparent error came to light, ferries to Nantucket for the busy season — from May to October — were booked close to capacity for large shipping trucks.
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Connecticut


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Medicare takes center stage in new push to hold down prescription drug prices

The finances of Medicare, which insures 62.7 million US residents age 65 and over, may be on a collision course with a fast-expanding biopharma industry that has built a business model around charging sky-high prices for innovative medicines.
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World


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Russian, Ukrainian negotiators hold new round of talks as Russia keeps up effort to capture Kyiv

Russia and Ukraine kept a fragile diplomatic path open with a new round of talks Monday even as Moscow’s forces pounded away at Kyiv and other cities across the country in a punishing bombardment the Red Cross said has created “nothing short of a nightmare” for civilians.
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‘People’s Convoy’ drives through D.C. after permit for organized demonstration downtown partially denied

Police blocked interstate exits in Washington into downtown on Monday as hundreds of trucks, cars, and SUVs protesting the government’s response to the pandemic rode into the nation’s capital to start a second week of demonstrations.
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Nation


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Tree planting is booming. Here’s how that could help, or harm, the planet.

As the climate crisis deepens, businesses and consumers are joining nonprofit groups and governments in a global tree planting boom. Last year saw billions of trees planted in scores of countries around the world.
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Ginni Thomas, wife of Supreme Court justice, says she attended Jan. 6 rally before Capitol attack

Virginia Thomas, wife of Supreme Court Associate Justice Clarence Thomas, for the first time has publicly acknowledged that she participated in the Jan. 6, 2021, rally on the Ellipse that preceded the storming of the Capitol by a pro-Trump mob, raising questions about the impartiality of her husband’s work.
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The World






World


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Surge of Omicron infections prompts lockdowns in China

Several of China’s largest factory cities have ordered a lockdown, halting production of Toyota cars and Apple iPhones. Theaters, cinemas, and many restaurants have closed in Shanghai.
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China sees at least one winner emerging from Ukraine war: China

The war in Ukraine is far from over, but a consensus is forming in Chinese policy circles that one country stands to emerge victorious from the turmoil: China.
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Pregnant woman, baby die after Russian bombing in Mariupol

A wounded pregnant woman who was taken on a stretcher from a maternity hospital that was bombed by Russia last week has died, along with her baby, the Associated Press has learned.
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EDITORIAL


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An American journalist martyred in Ukraine

Brent Renaud's brand of courage was special but not unique among those committed to bringing the world the truth from inside a war zone.
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OPINION


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Tom Brady is all about Tom Brady

This is a man who appears to have everything: fame, fortune, seven Super Bowl wins, plus a loving family. Yet, he still craves an eighth Super Bowl ring. Beyond that — he also craved a dramatic pseudo-exit and equally dramatic reentry, which came at Kevin Garnett’s expense.
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LETTERS


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The world bears witness to unfolding war crimes

Putin can be characterized as nothing other than a war criminal. This has been a completely unprovoked, manufactured crisis.
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Crime & Courts


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Uber driver whose car was used in Chanel heist wondering how he’ll get back on the road

The owner of the stolen car used to smash into the Chanel store on Newbury Street last week is now wondering if his insurance company will help him get back on the road as a full-time Uber driver — or leave him on the hook for the costs caused by the crime.
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Requiem for a humanity correspondent

It was a steely determination to bring that suffering to a wider audience, a fervent belief that showcasing just how horrible or apathetic human beings can be toward one another might somehow lead to less of it, that animated Brent Renaud, gave him purpose, and which ultimately cost him his life at the age of 50.
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Politics


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Boston City Council to weigh protest restrictions

Mayor Michelle Wu, whose quiet Roslindale home has become the site of near-daily 7 a.m. protests over her vaccine mandates, last month proposed a city ordinance that would bar demonstrations at private homes between 9 p.m. and 9 a.m.
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Patriots


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The top 10 reasons Tom Brady un-retired

Number one: He realized that parenting is more punishing than football.
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peter abraham | on baseball


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Other AL East teams are swinging big deals, so why aren’t the Red Sox?

It's hard to deny that the Red Sox are well-positioned to make a significant move. No deal is out of their reach.
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Red Sox


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How does Rich Hill keep pitching at an elite level? A look behind the scenes of his workout shows his drive.

The 42-year-old Red Sox lefthander let the Globe observe his regimen at Champions Physical Therapy and Performance in Waltham.
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Mass Audubon president prods Legislature for more parks funding

Bold Types is a weekly round-up of the movers and shakers behind Boston's business scene.
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THE FINE PRINT


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An insurance snafu cost a woman mental health treatment for weeks

Sheila DeBonis found an affordable plan from Tufts that should've covered her therapy. But then a group practice said the therapists would not accept her insurance, despite Tufts saying they were in-network.
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Business


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Gillette supplies 70 percent of Russia’s shaving market, but it hasn’t cut ties with the country

The Boston-based company operates a massive production plant in St. Petersburg.
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Obituaries






Obituaries


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Bernard W. Nussbaum, Clinton counsel and defender, dies at 84

Mr. Nussbaum served as White House counsel for 14 months, resigning at Bill Clinton’s request amid relentless attacks on the Clintons over a series of imbroglios.
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Obituaries


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Yuriko, keeper of Martha Graham’s flame, is dead at 102

Ms. Yuriko was associated with the Graham fold for more than 50 years, establishing a student company, the Martha Graham Ensemble.
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LOVE LETTERS


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He was bad to me, but I still want him

"Truth is, I feel attached to him. I still feel like I want to be with him because I can’t be with anybody else."
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STAGE REVIEW


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The death-defying feats of a buoyant ‘Once on This Island’

Boston Conservatory at Berklee student Peli Naomi Woods shines in a vibrant production of the musical at SpeakEasy Stage Company.
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Theater


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What ‘Constitution’ means to this pair of young actors

Teenagers Jocelyn Shek and Emilyn Toffler draw on their real-life experience as high school debaters for their performances in "What the Constitution Means to Me" at the Emerson Cutler Majestic Theatre.
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