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Tuesday, October 18, 2022


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With Boston special education students missing classes because of late buses, two advocacy organizations seek state intervention

The move comes five months after the state Department of Elementary and Secondary Education found students with disabilities were being disproportionately impacted by the late bus crisis, adding to the learning losses that mounted during the pandemic.
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Weather


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Are you a true New Englander? If your heat is already on, the answer is no.

In Boston, when the chill sets in, the rules are simple: shorts, iced coffee, and no heat until trick-or-treat. Or later.
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Healthcare


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1.3 million Americans ration insulin because of the cost, study says

The century-old drug nearly tripled in price between 2002 and 2013, according to the American Diabetes Association, and has caused out-of-pocket spending for Medicare recipients to surge more recently.
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Politics


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Mayor Wu vetoes City Council’s pay increases for elected officials

In her most prominent veto yet, Mayor Michelle Wu is rejecting a package of raises for elected and appointed city officials, telling the Boston City Council that the pay bumps they proposed for the mayor and councilors are too high.
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Health


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Healey has touted her record on opioid settlements. What does that mean for how she’d govern?

As attorney general, Maura Healey made a name for herself with her aggressive and successful pursuit of the pharmaceutical companies blamed for triggering the opioid crisis.
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Nation


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Trump hotels charged Secret Service exorbitant rates, House inquiry finds

The Trump Organization charged the Secret Service up to $1,185 per night for hotel rooms used by agents protecting former president Donald Trump and his family, according to documents released Monday by the House Oversight Committee, forcing a federal agency to pay well above government rates.
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Nation


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Justice Dept. seeks jail for Bannon in contempt of Congress case

Federal prosecutors urged a judge Monday to make former president Donald Trump’s political confidant Stephen K. Bannon the first person to be incarcerated for contempt of Congress in more than a half-century, recommending he serve six months in prison for refusing to cooperate with a House committee probing the Jan. 6, 2021, Capitol attack.
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Nation


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‘Good Hunting’: Right-wing leaders mobilize corps of election activists

Election officials are on alert as voting begins for midterm elections, the biggest test of the American election system since Trump’s lies about the 2020 results launched an assault on the democratic process.
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With Liz Truss’s agenda gutted, Brits ask if prime minister is still in charge

Britain’s new finance minister scrapped the remaining elements of Prime Minister Liz Truss’s signature taxation policy on Monday, a move that seemed to successfully reassure markets but left many wondering who is now in charge of the government.
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Drones strike fear in Ukraine’s capital, killing 4

Waves of explosives-laden drones struck Ukraine’s capital Monday, setting buildings ablaze, tearing a hole in one of them, and sending people scurrying for cover or trying to shoot them down in what the president said was Russia’s attempt to terrorize civilians.
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Iran’s loyal security forces protect ruling system that protesters want to topple

With hundreds of thousands of members today, the Guard is Iran’s most powerful military force as well as a major player in its economy. Many analysts argue that Iran is no longer a theocracy ruled by Shiite clerics, but a military state ruled by the Guard.
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OPINION


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US needs to act swiftly in providing military equipment to Ukraine

Providing the equipment Ukraine needs to win as fast as possible does raise the risk of Russian escalation, but the West cannot back away from what it must do to minimize and hopefully eliminate the danger Russia presents to the world.
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EDITORIAL


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Cannabis commission needs to right its regulatory ship

Holyoke death investigation points to a tail wagging the dog scenario at the agency.
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OPINION


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Who’s the real Maura Healey?

What kind of governor will Healey be? It’s hard to say, and she aims to keep it that way.
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Politics


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Mass. legislative leaders, who promised sweeping and permanent tax relief, still mum on their plans

Pressed by reporters on Monday, the top officials in the House and Senate did not provide a timeline for sending permanent tax relief language that had been approved by both chambers to Governor Charlie Baker.
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Crime & Courts


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DA Hayden drops charges in corruption case involving MBTA police officer after new evidence found

Suffolk prosecutors said they could not continue the prosecution of David Finnerty after Transit Police discovered a previously unknown computer record that prosecutors said showed Finnerty had not added false information to a 2018 police report on the assault.
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THE GREAT DIVIDE


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Malden teachers reach contract with district, as Haverhill teachers strike continues into day two

Malden teachers will return to classrooms Tuesday after their union and district leadership reached a tentative deal on a three-year contract Monday night, following a one-day strike.
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It’s time to revisit the Belichick vs. Brady scoreboard

For more than two years, it has been Team Tom in a rout, but suddenly Team Bill is gaining ground.
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Christopher L. Gasper


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Bill Belichick took away what the Browns do best, and beat an inferior team, as he usually does

Consistency is Belichick’s calling card, and it’s the hallmark of the Hoodie’s teams.
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Gary Washburn | On basketball


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First test of Celtics’ focus comes Tuesday in NBA season opener against Sixers

It’s the season’s opening game, a chance for the entire NBA to catch a team that claims it has learned from its NBA Finals defeat and has strengthened its weaknesses.
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Listen up: Hearing aids go over-the-counter Monday

US residents are now able to purchase high-quality hearing aids at retail stores, with no need for a prescription or costly visits to a doctor or audiologist.
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TECH LAB


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A solar-powered electric car comes to Boston

A German company is showing off a prototype of its $25,000 model outfitted with solar panels on a US tour.
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Jobs


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As Sysco strike stretches on, 13 are arrested on picket line

Workers picketed trucks leaving Plympton warehouse Monday in most contentious episode yet in two-plus week strike.
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Obituaries


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Benjamin Civiletti, 87, attorney general in Iran hostage crisis, dies

Mr. Civiletti helped navigate the troubled final 17 months of President Carter's administration, one besieged by the Iranian hostage crisis.
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Obituaries


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Jim Redmond, who created Olympics moment helping son, dies at 81

An intimate moment between a father and a son became instant Olympic history.
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LOVE LETTERS


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I wish this could be an open relationship

"I would eventually want to explore more than monogamy."
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MUSIC REVIEW


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No rust on heavy metal gods Judas Priest at MGM Music Hall

Sunday’s show was a testament to the band’s resilience in ways that went far beyond what was already implied by naming the tour “50 Heavy Metal Years.”
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STAGE REVIEW


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‘The Thin Place’ is a ghost story in need of a tingling sensation

In a production at Gloucester Stage, Lucas Hnath's play about a woman hoping to reconnect with loved ones in the afterlife doesn't deliver the requisite chills.
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