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Friday, December 23, 2022


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From a homeless hotel to a Taunton apartment, one grandmother starts a new chapter

After spending weeks at homeless facilities for families with the two grandchildren she is raising, Felicia King now has a place to call her own just in time for the holidays, a modest 3-bedroom third-floor apartment not far from Taunton Green.
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Running


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Former Olympic coach barred after sexual misconduct investigation

“In the course of the SafeSport proceedings, I acknowledged some past conduct and clearly expressed regret or remorse that the conduct occurred,” Babington said.
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Health


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Health officials keeping close eye out for invasive strep infections in children

Cases of “flesh eating disease” have been reported in Europe, and at least two children have died in the United States.
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A not so bright Christmas? High electric rates take ‘heartbreaking’ toll on some people’s holiday displays.

Ware resident Bill West’s holiday display always attracts locals. But this year, the cheer has been dimmed.
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Jan. 6 panel issues final report, placing blame for Capitol riot on ‘one man’

Declaring that the central cause of the Jan. 6, 2021, attack on the Capitol was “one man,” the House committee investigating the assault delivered its final report Thursday, setting out in extensive detail how former president Donald Trump had carried out what it called “a multipart plan to overturn the 2020 presidential election” and offering recommendations for steps to assure nothing like it could happen again.
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Trump audit shows depths of IRS funding woes

Committee reports released this week highlight how depleted the IRS has become in the past decade, as Republicans starved it of funding. They also show how the agency has become increasingly unable to crack down on wealthy taxpayers who push the legal limits to lower their tax bills and have the means to fend off audits if they get caught.
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Senate passes $1.7 trillion spending bill before Friday deadline

The Senate on Thursday approved a mammoth spending package that would fund the federal government and send another round of financial assistance to Kyiv, a day after lawmakers welcomed President Volodymyr Zelensky of Ukraine to Capitol Hill.
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International migration drove US population growth in 2022

The US population expanded by 1.2 million people this year, with growth largely driven by international migration, and the nation now has 333.2 million residents, according to estimates released Thursday by the US Census Bureau.
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To save a ruin, send in the sheep

To prevent the third of Pompeii that remains hidden under pumice and meters of earth from becoming overgrown with thorn bushes, wild hedges, and trees, the park has found a more appropriately ancient, and inexpensive, solution in hungry sheep.
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UN deputy urges countries to consider armed force for Haiti

The UN’s deputy secretary general urged every country “with capacity” to urgently consider the Haitian government’s request for an international armed force to help restore security and alleviate a humanitarian crisis in the Caribbean nation, which is in “a deepening crisis of unprecedented scale and complexity that is cause for serious alarm.”
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Christmas in Kyiv: Keeping hope alive

Volodymyr Zelensky comes calling, not for “charity,” but for an “investment” in world order.
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OPINION


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Should Joe Biden run again?

I asked and you answered. Readers weigh in with strong opinions.
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A not so bright Christmas? High electric rates take ‘heartbreaking’ toll on some people’s holiday displays.

Ware resident Bill West’s holiday display always attracts locals. But this year, the cheer has been dimmed.
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Politics


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Boston’s largest police union moves toward arbitration as negotiations with Wu administration stall

The Boston Police Patrolmen’s Association, which has 1,600 members and is the largest police union in the city, filed a request for arbitration with the state Joint Labor-Management Committee on Tuesday evening, the source confirmed to the Globe Thursday.
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GLOBE SANTA


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The gratitude of Globe Santa graduates

Their last letters to Globe Santa are thank you notes
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Some Patriots players have been showing a surprising lack of respect for their coaches

It seems to be happening a lot this season, with most of the disrespect aimed at Matt Patricia, and by extension Bill Belichick, who hired Patricia.
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In wake of Mitch Miller signing, Bruins put stringent new vetting process in place

An independent review revealed gaps in the Bruins' procedures.
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David Pastrnak starts a comeback, Nick Foligno finishes it as the Bruins bring down the Jets

After falling behind by two goals in the first period, the Bruins rallied to improve to 18-0-2 and an NHL-best 26-4-2 overall.
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Customers, baristas poured one out for Darwin’s as Cambridge coffee shop chain closed for good

Ownership announced last month that all four locations would be closing amid union negotiations.
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Southie politicians push back on plans to open land near BCEC for private redevelopment

The politicians say that since the sites were originally taken by eminent domain to support the convention industry, they should be used that way, not opened up for housing or lab space.
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All I want for Christmas is for Michelle Wu and the business community to get along

While Wu believes in empowering her cabinet members, business honchos don’t want proximity to power. They want a direct line.
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Stanley Drucker, ageless clarinetist of the N.Y. philharmonic, dies at 93

Known as the dean of American orchestral clarinetists during a 60-year career with the New York Philharmonic, Stanley Drucker put his mark on countless performances and recordings under a legion of celebrated conductors.
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Elayne Jones, pioneering percussionist, is dead at 94

A timpanist who was said to be the first Black principal player in a major American orchestra, Elayne Jones joined the San Francisco Symphony in 1972, and mounted a legal battle over racial and sexual discrimination when she was denied tenure two years later.
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Transgender rights advocate Henry Berg-Brousseau dies at 24

Henry Berg-Brousseau was the deputy press secretary for politics for the Human Rights Campaign, one of the nation's largest LGBTQ advocacy organizations.
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20 years in, ‘Christmas Celtic Sojourn’ is beautiful and bittersweet

Founder Brian O'Donovan, facing terminal cancer, listened to the performance along with us. And he sang for us, and with us, and gave us poetry.
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One of the best hotels in the world is right here in Rhode Island, according to Conde Nast Traveler

The top-tier publication named the Ocean House to its elite “Gold List” for the second time. Here’s what it's like at the luxury hotel.
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Bodies of work at the deCordova’s ‘New Formations’

The show is a potent reminder that, whatever the mind may imagine, the body is our solitary tool to navigate the hard realities of the world.
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