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Saturday, April 16, 2022


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Massachusetts


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For the US ambassador to Moscow, a long journey from South Boston

John Sullivan went from South Boston, Medfield, and Xaverian Brothers High School in Westwood to one of the toughest diplomatic jobs on the planet — point-man for an outraged US government seeking to punish the Kremlin for the brutal war against Ukraine.
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Economy


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Larry Summers was right on inflation. Let’s hope his recession forecast is wrong.

As the Federal Reserve scrambles to tame price increases, the Harvard economist and former US Treasury secretary sees the odds of a downturn at about two-thirds within two years.
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Red states send back millions in federal housing aid, putting rural renters at risk

Hundreds of millions in federal aid is going unused, after some mostly Republican-controlled state and local governments failed to spend their share or declined some aid entirely.
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Governor Charlie Baker’s back on the campaign trail. You’ll never guess why.

Baker was on the hustings to support GOP candidate for state auditor Anthony Amore, who has vowed to preserve the governor’s moderate Republicanism on an increasingly liberal Beacon Hill.
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More than 900 civilian bodies found in Kyiv region, police say

The jarring numbers emerged shortly after Russia’s Defense Ministry promised to step up missile attacks on Kyiv in response to Ukraine’s alleged aggression on Russian territory.
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Democrats in tough races revolt over Biden administration border move

The internal dissension is an early acknowledgment from many Democrats that worries about border security and immigration could become a major obstacle for them in this year’s midterm elections.
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Nation


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Biden plans to open more public land to drilling

The Interior Department will open up 145,000 acres of public lands in nine states to oil and gas leasing next week.
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Amid false 2020 claims, GOP states eye voting system upgrade

False election fraud claims spread by former president Donald Trump and his allies have led to new mail voting restrictions, threats directed at election officials, and costly and time-consuming partisan ballot reviews. As these claims linger, GOP state officials are pushing for changes to voting systems.
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Girding for new battle, Russia warns US to stop arming Ukraine

Stung by war losses and massing troops for a new battle in eastern Ukraine, Russia has warned the Biden administration to stop supplying advanced weapons to Ukrainian forces or face “unpredictable consequences,” US officials said Friday.
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Palestinians and Israeli police clash at major holy site

More than 150 Palestinians were wounded.
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Faced with a changed Europe, China sticks to an old script

Talks over Xi Jinping's response to Russia epitomize China's struggle in outlasting the geopolitical shock waves from the war in Ukraine. Nowhere is this struggle more apparent than in the country's relations with Europe.
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OPINION


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Boston teachers’ demand for a contract reveals the leadership gap at BPS

A lame-duck superintendent — Brenda Cassellius — shouldn’t be in charge of negotiating the teachers contract right now. The incoming district leader deserves a chance at it.
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As more Trump-era outrages come to light, Congress must give the emoluments clause teeth

The Trump administration’s relationship with Saudi Arabia says everything you need to know about the need for stricter enforcement of rules to prevent foreign influence on government officials.
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OPINION


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Consider this: Panel discussions around Boston, April 16-22

Panel discussions around Boston, April 16-22.
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Transportation


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Passenger killed Sunday on the Red Line was exiting the train at the time, NTSB says

Little else is known about the death of Robinson Lalin, who got stuck in the doorway of an inbound Red Line train and was dragged a short distance.
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On this old diamond, hits and homers — and the memories of a lifetime

Clinton’s claim to fame: Fuller Field, the world’s oldest baseball field in continuous use.
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He texted, touched, and kissed the teenage girls he was coaching. A report details how the school responded.

East Greenwich High school assistant volleyball coach Donovan Baker relentlessly hit on his teenage players, and head coach Justin Amaral did not stop him.
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Golden retriever Spencer is named official dog of the 126th Boston Marathon

“For years Spencer has served as an unofficial cheerleader for participants as they make their way from Hopkinton to Boston,” said Thomas Grilk, chief executive of the Boston Athletic Association.
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As far as home openers go, this one left a lot to be desired

The Friday afternoon festivities at Fenway were wonderful — except for the main event, the actual ballgame.
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With the Boston Marathon back in April where it belongs, its fastest field has flocked here

The elite fields for Monday’s race feature four women who’ve gone under 2:20 and five men who have broken 2:04.
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More lab space heading for the eastern edge of the Seaport

This $400 million proposal is one of the first projects to take advantage of changes in height limits for the Raymond L. Flynn Marine Park. The BPDA controls the industrial park and has been trying in recent years to usher in biotech projects for empty parcels or to replace low-slung, aging structures.
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A 150-year-old church organ receives its Easter tune-up

Over time, the pipes of the Cathedral of the Holy Cross organ fall out of tune from dust and vibrations, so the instrument is adjusted twice each year — before Christmas and Easter services — to ensure that it sounds its best.
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Mass. jobless rate fell to 4.3 percent in March as employers continued to ramp up hiring

The state’s unemployment rate is the lowest it’s been since the pandemic began, but is still above the national mark of 3.6 percent.
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Obituaries


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Liz Sheridan, Jerry’s doting mom on ‘Seinfeld,’ dies at 93

Her “Seinfeld” role as Helen was her best known but followed decades of work for Liz Sheridan on stage and screen. In the 1970s, she appeared on Broadway in plays and musicals, the latter including “Happy End” with Meryl Streep and “Ballroom.”
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Christopher Coover, auction expert in the printed word, dies at 72

As a connoisseur of curios, Christopher Coover was enlisted as an appraiser for the PBS program “Antiques Roadshow,” where at a single glance he could transform an all-but-forgotten autographed book or letter, retrieved from a starry-eyed guest’s basement or attic, into a valuable historical heirloom.
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11 events for runners, families, and spectators to celebrate the 126th Boston Marathon

Enjoy these Boston-area events to get into the spirit.
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MUSIC REVIEW


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Stirring Debussy from Alan Gilbert and Beethoven from Joshua Bell at the BSO

This weekend’s Boston Symphony Orchestra program, under guest conductor Alan Gilbert, didn’t nod to Passover or Easter, but it did offer an enticing trio.
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Restaurants


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A restaurant guide to Marathon Monday for runners and spectators alike

Feast your heart out at these eateries on Marathon Monday, from Hopkinton to the Copley Square finish line.
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