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Sunday, July 24, 2022


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Crime & Courts


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The far-right Patriot Front is getting bigger, and more visible, in New England

Long before its members marched — masked, uniformed, and 100-or-so deep — through downtown Boston early this month, Patriot Front had been quietly making its presence felt in New England.
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DAVID ORTIZ | HALL OF FAME 2022


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A giant in Red Sox history, David Ortiz remains a huge figure in sports and life after baseball

Ortiz left his mark — and then some — on the game, and continues do so after retirement.
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It’s not officially a recession until this Cambridge-based group says so, and making that call is a little like ‘Fight Club’

There’s a good chance the US Commerce Department will report Thursday that the economy shrank from April through June, a second-straight quarterly contraction that would mean the nation is in a recession.
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In Boston’s hottest neighborhood, heat waves exact a cost, in the wallet and on the nerves

This past week’s extreme heat has been friendly to no one. But in Chinatown, with fewer trees than nearly any other Boston neighborhood and where a third of residents live below the poverty line, it is particularly unbearable.
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Has Florida Man finally met his match? Meet Florida Sheriff

The Sunshine State has become internationally notorious for the oddball miscreants who populate its police blotters and local news reports. But an equally eccentric cast of hard-boiled sheriffs make a career of going after these guys. Florida Man, meet Florida Sheriff.
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US takes emergency action to save sequoias from wildfires

The move to bypass some environmental review could cut years off the normal approval process.
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Meet the canine officers guarding US agriculture

Clad in blue vests emblazoned with government logos, the Beagle Brigade roams airport corridors to detect and intercept prohibited foods or plants that could carry diseases and wreak economic and ecological havoc on US agriculture.
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Trade bans, inflation send food prices soaring

As inflation surges around the world, politicians are scrambling for ways to keep food affordable as people increasingly protest the soaring cost of living.
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WHO declares monkeypox spread a global health emergency

Dr. Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus, the WHO’s director-general, on Saturday overruled a panel of advisers, who could not come to a consensus, and declared a “public health emergency of international concern,” a designation the WHO currently uses to describe only two other diseases, COVID-19 and polio.
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Rights groups urge Sri Lanka not to use force on protesters

International human rights groups on Saturday urged Sri Lanka’s new president to immediately order security forces to cease use of force against protesters after troops and police cleared their main camp following months of demonstrations over the country’s economic meltdown.
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LETTERS


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Wu picks promising team, but implementation will be true measure

Not only do individuals resist change, but in Boston, we also have unions that will strongly resist some of the reforms that are on tap.
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LETTERS


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In a pickle over a nickel: Mass. bottle return rates lag

Our state can’t seem to pass legislation to increase the value to 10 cents. Clearly, 5 cents isn’t enough to make an impact.
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LETTERS


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Turning 74, but happily immature all his life

Life is a game of chance that I happily play. Everything in moderation, including moderation.
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Masked men chanting name of neo-Nazi group demonstrate outside JP venue hosting drag queen story hour

The men shouted NSC-131, which is an abbreviation for Nationalist Social Club 131. Last year, the Southern Poverty Law Center listed NSC-131 as a neo-Nazi group.
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YVONNE ABRAHAM


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Nobody was hurt. Still a catastrophe.

Thursday’s dramatic fire on the Orange Line was the latest in a string of deadly and potentially deadly mishaps on the MBTA. Its effects reach far beyond the poor passengers on that train.
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At this clam shack, generations of women make the trains — and the Fry-o-later — run on time

Ceal’s Clam Stand in Seabrook, N.H. has been serving fresh seafood for generations.
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Tara Sullivan


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What does LIV Golf’s rise mean for the future of the Ryder Cup?

Five of the 12 golfers on the 2021 European team beaten by the United States are now with LIV.
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Blue Jays 4, Red Sox 1


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Red Sox left to lick their wounds after absorbing another blow against Blue Jays

Bobby Dalbec's solo homer in the third inning for a 1-0 lead provided the Sox with their only glimmer of hope.
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Dan Shaughnessy


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The pandemic still lingers, but it finally feels like a normal Hall of Fame weekend in Cooperstown, and other thoughts

Ten Hall of Famers have died since the family of baseball last gathered at the Hall.
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Reproductive choice is at the core of being a female mammal

Evolutionary biology helps explain why women won’t stop fighting for control over their bodies.
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Teaching cops to disobey orders

Police officers need to follow directions from above — but what if those commands are destructive? Active bystander training teaches them when to break ranks.
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Obituaries






Obituaries


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Perry Rubenstein, gallerist convicted of embezzlement, dies at 68

A gallerist who rose rapidly in the New York art world of the 1980s, Perry Rubenstein, fell into disgrace in the 2010s after a failed transition to Los Angeles ended with his conviction on two counts of embezzlement.
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Shonka Dukureh, from ‘Elvis’ film, found dead in Nashville home

A singer, Shonka Dukureh shared the apartment with her two young children, police said. One of the children found her unresponsive and went to the apartment of a neighbor, who called 911 shortly before 9:30 a.m., police said.
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At the Coolidge, trying to survive a horror-movie marathon

Pajamas and plenty of coffee aided fans who turned out just before midnight this past Saturday to watch seven movies in 12 hours at the theater’s "Don’t Fall Asleep: A Nightmare on Elm Street Marathon."
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CRITIC'S NOTEBOOK


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The Sondheim bandwagon is getting very, very crowded

Can there be such a thing as too much Sondheim? Multiple revivals of musicals from the late composer-lyricist raise that surprising question.
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Theatrely’s stage reviews, news, and TikToks speak Gen Z’s language

A new media start-up run by two friends who went to school in Boston is making its mark on Broadway and beyond.
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TRAVEL


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Looking for a moose in Northern New England

Pemi Valley Moose Tours in Lincoln, N.H., is a little over an hour from our cabin. Larry Hartle, the owner has been conducting these tours from May to September since 1999 and claims to have found at least one moose on about 96 percent of his trips. I liked our chances.
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CAPE COD CAPERS


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Colorful, wild, and occasionally quiet. The Outer Cape puts on a show.

This is the fourth and final installment of our seaside summer exploration of Cape Cod, and we end with a bang. (And a shark sighting!)
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Moving to Maine? A native tells you how to fit in.

If you’re among the throngs of people looking to relocate to this state, grab a flannel, buy a Subaru, and listen up.
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Nearly $1m over the asking price: What some people are paying for land in the burbs

The Boston suburbs transformed into a cutthroat real estate enterprise during the pandemic, as buyers craved more space outside the city.
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