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Tuesday, June 21, 2022


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Investigations


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‘The worst of small-town governments’: In Stoughton, latest police scandal adds to long history of trouble

Over the past two decades, the Stoughton Police Department has been the epitome of dysfunction, besieged by scandals that have rocked this unassuming bedroom community south of Boston.
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New subway wait times highlight longtime T trouble: staffing

The reduction in service Monday was a symptom of a more systemic malady: Even as the agency has added new positions to its books, hundreds of safety-related jobs across the MBTA, including in the operations control center, remain unfilled.
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The whiter the Boston neighborhood, the easier it can be to find a restaurant with a license to serve booze, report shows

A new report underscores what many Boston politicians and restaurateurs have known for years, if not decades: there is a clear correlation between how white a neighborhood is in the city and how many on-premise liquor licenses for restaurants it has.
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Health


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Could an abortion ban mean more maternal deaths?

In a post-Roe world, reproductive health specialists warn, more mothers are likely to die — not only from a return of unsafe illegal abortions, but also from pregnancy itself, which leads to a surprising number of deaths in the United States.
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The strange Mass. crime wave over catalytic converters and the bill aiming to curb theft

With these car parts being stolen at an alarming rate, state lawmakers are pushing a bill to try to thwart the theft of catalytic converters.
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The Nation






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The Supreme Court, public opinion, and the fate of Roe

The Supreme Court, it has long been said, seldom gets very far out of step with public opinion.
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Politics


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Biden says decision on gas tax holiday may come this week

The Biden administration is increasingly searching for ways to spare the public from higher prices at the pump, which began to climb last year and surged after Russia invaded Ukraine in February.
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Georgia Secretary of State Brad Raffensperger among witnesses for next Jan. 6 hearing

Embattled Georgia Secretary of State Brad Raffensperger is set to testify Tuesday at the House Jan. 6 committee about the extraordinary pressure he faced from former president Donald Trump to “find 11,780” votes that could flip the state to prevent Joe Biden’s election victory.
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Israel’s government collapses, setting up 5th election in 3 years

Israel’s governing coalition will dissolve parliament before the end of the month, bringing down the government and sending the country to a fifth election in three years, the prime minister said Monday.
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‘It’s just hell there’: Russia still pounds eastern Ukraine

Russia’s military kept on grinding down Ukraine’s defenses Monday, with combat in eastern areas said to be entering a “decisive” phase, as the war’s consequences for food and fuel supplies increasingly weighed on minds around the globe.
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Sri Lankan students demand government resign over crisis

Thousands of students from state universities marched in Sri Lanka’s capital on Monday to demand the president and prime minister resign over an economic crisis that has caused severe shortages of essential supplies and disrupted people’s livelihoods and education.
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OPINION


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The world must address all human rights violations

The situations in Turkey and China demonstrate the need to enforce recognition of human rights globally by imposing sanctions against all countries that deny them.
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OPINION


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Charlie Baker, the T, and the myth of managerial brilliance

Baker continues to insist the MBTA system is safe. It’s not, governor.
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EDITORIAL


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BPS needs a plan. Then it needs a leader.

The search for a new superintendent is entering its final stages, but the city and state should agree to an improvement plan before the School Committee selects the leader to execute it.
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Where have all the leaders gone?

Ted Kennedy and John Hume met for dinner in West Germany 50 years ago. The peace process in Ireland began in earnest, and a blueprint for reasoned leadership in divided societies emerged. Where has it gone?
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Health


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Local parents of small children are divided over whether to get them vaccinated against COVID

As the long-awaited and newly authorized COVID-19 vaccines for children 6 months through 5 years old start arriving in the state this week, it remains an open question whether parents will leap at the chance to vaccinate their kids.
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Transportation


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‘A huge inconvenience’: Morning commuters react to MBTA reducing weekday service

Commuters taking the Blue, Orange, and Red lines Monday faced longer wait times between trains as the T switched to its Saturday schedule for weekdays.
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The US Open at The Country Club was a smashing success. When can it come back?

“I think ‘epic’ would kind of sum it up,” said John Bodenhamer, chief championships officer for the US Golf Association.
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After all the fanfare and drama, the US Open leaves only fond memories as it ships out of Boston

The clock has struck midnight at The Country Club, which returns to its normal business following a rare spectacle.
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RED SOX 5, TIGERS 2


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Worcester makes its presence felt as depth shines in Red Sox victory over Tigers

Both Jarren Duran and Franchy Cordero reached base three times, the latter knocking in a pair of runs as well, and Josh Winckowski pitched into the seventh inning to back his strong start last week against Oakland.
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Bain leases future Back Bay office, in one of the biggest deals since COVID

The Boston-based consulting firm has agreed to lease eight floors at a long-planned office building on a prominent site at 350 Boylston St.
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‘We need to come together on the left’: LGBTQ leaders ponder the challenges ahead

Over the past few weeks, local LGBTQ business and civic leaders have reflected on how far the community has come, but also what challenges lie ahead — or may already be here.
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Builders of Color Coalition leader sees diversity in Boston’s development sector reaching an important inflection point

Our weekly roundup of the movers and shakers of Boston's business scene.
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Obituaries






Obituaries


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Kenneth Dam, deputy in Reagan and George W. Bush Cabinets, dies at 89

Mr. Dam helped pave the way for détente between the United States and the Soviet Union, laying the groundwork for Washington’s embrace of Mikhail S. Gorbachev’s policies of glasnost and perestroika beginning in the mid-1980s.
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Clela Rorex, who issued first same-sex marriage licenses, dies

Considered a pioneer in the gay rights movement, Ms. Rorex faced vicious backlash in Boulder after issuing six of the licenses.
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Dr. Paul M. Ellwood Jr., architect of the HMO, is dead at 95

Dr. Ellwood conceived of — and in 1970 coined the term HMO to describe — a partnership in which doctors are paid for the number of patients they see, not for each service given, and whose enrolled members are guaranteed access to network doctors and comprehensive care for fixed annual premiums.
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MUSIC REVIEW


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Yoichi Udagawa hits the right notes with New England Philharmonic

The fourth and final music director candidate led the orchestra with aplomb on Saturday night.
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Theater


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With ‘The Orchard,’ the Arlekin Players return Chekhov to the digital frontier

The production is being presented in two versions simultaneously: one online, and one in-person at the Baryshnikov Arts Center in New York City.
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In a scene of electric guitars and drum kits, a Berklee-trained string quartet stands out

One member calls Nebulous "a string quartet that makes music you probably haven’t heard before.” They play a free show at the ICA Saturday.
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