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Subject Today's Headlines: Healey pitches sweeping tax relief package that could cost Mass. close to $1b annually
Date February 28, 2023 10:04 AM
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Tuesday, February 28, 2023


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Healey pitches sweeping tax relief package that could cost Mass. close to $1b annually

Governor Maura Healey's proposal hews closely to one her Republican predecessor, Charlie Baker, first pushed a year ago before it ultimately died in a Democrat-dominated Legislature.
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Health


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Who will be guardians for legions of ‘unbefriended’ elders? A new initiative tries to address an urgent and growing problem in Mass.

Lawyers and advocates estimate there are at least 3,000 people in Massachusetts, mostly older adults, though some are younger with brain injuries, intellectual disabilities, or mental health problems, in need of a guardian.
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Massachusetts


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Facing scrutiny like never before, New England’s amateur balloonists are feeling the pressure

After a series of high-profile incidents involving balloons, New England balloonists worry their airborne projects could face more scrutiny.
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Republicans are increasingly talking about ‘electability’ of their candidates ahead of 2024

GOP leaders lately have been telling their voters to select candidates who can win general elections.
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Crime & Courts


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Lawsuit filed in Chelsea Soldiers’ Home deaths from COVID

The families filed a class-action civil rights lawsuit against former and current state officials alleging that they caused the “premature and preventable deaths” of the three veterans, and at least 28 others.
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Supreme Court to take up case on fate of consumer watchdog

The Supreme Court agreed on Monday to hear a case that could hobble the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau and advance a key project of the conservative legal movement: to limit the power of independent agencies.
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Nation


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Biden administration plans crackdown on migrant child labor

The Biden administration on Monday announced a wide crackdown on the labor exploitation of migrant children around the United States, including more aggressive investigations of companies benefiting from their work.
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GOP donors in New York await a parade of presidential hopefuls

New York City’s heavy-hitting Republican-leaning donors in recent years were frozen in place at the presidential level by a fellow New Yorker, Donald Trump. But that was before Trump’s decampment to Florida, his plethora of legal entanglements, and his fall from grace after the Jan. 6, 2021, attack on the Capitol by a pro-Trump mob.
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Biden deploys high-powered aides, plus more aid, to bolster Ukraine

A week after President Biden traveled to Ukraine to pledge American support in the fight to repel Russia, he has dispatched two senior Cabinet members to redouble efforts to prop up the Ukrainian economy and to try to curb the Kremlin’s ability to skirt Western sanctions.
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To heal Brexit wound, UK and EU strike a Northern Ireland trade deal

Britain and the European Union struck a landmark agreement Monday to end a festering dispute over post-Brexit trade rules for Northern Ireland, potentially resolving one of the most poisonous legacies of Britain’s exit from Europe’s trade bloc in 2020.
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Dying children and frozen flocks in Afghanistan’s bitter winter of crisis

Afghanistan is gripped by a winter that Afghan officials and aid group officials are describing as the harshest in over a decade, battering millions of people already reeling from a humanitarian crisis.
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EDITORIAL


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Healey’s chance to go big on State Police reform

Scandal-ridden force in need of a culture change that an outsider can best bring.
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LETTERS


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Drive for Equal Rights Amendment has not lost its urgency

"Trusting this Supreme Court to protect the rights of women is trusting the fox to guard the hen house. Anything that is not in the Constitution appears to be fair game," writes Carolyn B. Maloney, former congresswoman from New York.
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N.H. school sexual assault case revisited over Biden court pick

Two readers offer contrasting views on President Biden's nomination of attorney Michael Delaney to serve as a judge on the US Court of Appeals for the First Circuit in Boston.
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Health


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Local partnership fundraises to save newborns in Ukraine

As the war in Ukraine continues to damage hospitals and destroy medical equipment, thousands of babies are born without access to therapy for a common but serious condition: jaundice.
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Higher Education


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Professor sues Babson College for discrimination

Lakshmi Balachandra, an associate professor of entrepreneurship, is suing because of alleged mistreatment and administrators’ failure to investigate her concerns.
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Health


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‘We may not ever know’: Fauci says origin of coronavirus could remain a mystery

Anthony Fauci’s comments came after news reports Sunday that the Energy Department concluded that an accidental laboratory leak in China most likely caused the coronavirus pandemic.
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For Celtics’ Marcus Smart, getting into it with 76ers fans was all in good fun

“I was just laughing at them,” Smart said. “I basically told them, ‘You know what I do to people in the crowd. Everybody knows.’”
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Bruins’ Taylor Hall returns to Boston with lower-body injury

He'll miss games in Edmonton and Calgary.
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At Scouting Combine, NFL first turns some attention to matters of safety

There were team and league meetings in Indianapolis Monday before the prospects start taking the field for evaluations.
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Stephen Wolfram sees peril, and promise, in ChatGPT

The renowned researcher in computer science, AI, and physics said he has been surprised and impressed with ChatGPT’s ability to carry on simple conversations and sound much like a person.
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Chef launches products for distance runners and triathletes out of his Fenway food lab

Bold Types is our weekly roundup of the movers and shakers of Boston's business scene.
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Retail


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Milk Bar in Cambridge just closed. Is it because of a lease deal gone wrong, or a move to avoid a union?

Workers at Milk Bar on Brattle Street say company’s decision to close came just hours after a union vote, but company officials point to an expired sublease.
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Tom Luddy, a behind-the-scenes force in cinema, dies at 79

The film archivist and movie producer was also a founder of the Telluride Film Festival.
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Gordon Pinsent, award-winning Canadian actor, dies at 92

Mr. Pinsent played opposite of Julie Christie in the acclaimed "Away from Her."
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Gérard Latortue, former interim Haitian premier, dies at 88

A former exile, he was sworn in as interim prime minister following months of bloodshed and political strife that culminated in the ouster of former Jean-Bertrand Aristide as president.
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Comedy star Theo Von and his mullet are coming to town

Ahead of his six shows at the Wilbur and Chevalier theaters this week (five of which are sold out), the Louisiana native discussed his popular podcast, why he obsesses about his childhood, and how his comedy is evolving.
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OPERA REVIEW


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‘Awakenings’ is the stuff of dreams

It’s probably too soon to declare Tobias Picker and Aryeh Lev Stollman’s ‘Awakenings’ a modern classic, but it could become one given the opportunity.
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Asa Brebner’s friends are still singing his praises — and his songs

A show March 5 at the Burren is the latest in a line of tributes to the late Boston rock 'n' roller, who died in 2019.
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