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Sunday, March 9, 2025


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Metro


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As the 250th anniversary of the Revolutionary War approaches, Lexington and Concord remain in dispute

The rivalry between the two towns runs deep and will continue with huge competing gala celebrations on April 19.
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Healthcare


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‘Not the MGH I was used to’: Amid layoffs, uncertainty roils Mass General Brigham

Doctors say they don't know who will run clinical departments and who will be axed, and many feel that the parent company is making decisions without consulting them or considering patients’ best interests.
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Politics


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‘The cruelty is the point’: For Trump administration, Fridays are a good day to fire people

In his second term, President Trump is escalating his penchant for making major news — and handing out pink slips — on Fridays, often in the evening.
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Higher Education


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‘His way has to be the model’: Team Trump turns to Hungarian strongman for inspiration on higher ed

For American conservatives, Prime Minister Viktor Orbán of Hungary is willing to do what it takes to reclaim universities from the left.
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Higher Education


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How ties between the American right and Hungary’s strongman proliferated

A friendly meeting between President Trump, Elon Musk, and Viktor Orbán was the culmination of years of increasingly close ties between the American right and Hungary’s nationalist strongman.
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Nation


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Scientists date remains of an ancient child that resembles both humans and Neanderthals

The child's remains were discovered 27 years ago in a rock shelter called Lagar Velho in central Portugal. The nearly complete skeleton was stained red, and scientists think it may have been wrapped in a painted animal skin before burial.
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Nation


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A haunting coda: The 7 days Gene Hackman’s wife could no longer care for him

Friends and neighbors said that the couple had increasingly receded into the private confines of their hillside house since the onset of the COVID-19 pandemic.
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Nation


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DOGE wants them ‘gone’ but makes it hard for federal workers to move on

They wanted to move on. But like a toxic ex, the workers joked, the federal government seemed hell-bent on sabotaging a clean break.
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The World






World


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Israel will send a delegation to Qatar to try to ‘advance’ ceasefire negotiations

The statement from Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's office gave no details except to say it had “accepted the invitation of U.S.-backed mediators.”
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World


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War in Gaza led to deaths of more than 3 dozen hostages, officials say

Some were killed by Hamas, some by Israeli fire, some their cause of death unknown. The losses are now at the heart of an anguished debate within Israeli society.
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News Analysis


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A Europe in emotional shock grapples with a new era

In weeks, President Trump has handed Russia the gift that eluded it during the Cold War and since.
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The expertly curated, guaranteed-to-please, Globe spring arts calendar

From theater to dance to top literary events, here are 30 can’t-miss events around New England as selected by Globe arts critics and writers.
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Gen-Zers are turning to DVDs instead of streaming their favorite movies

If your only way of seeing movies is by streaming, it’s as if they never existed.
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A New England singer made sublime music. Then she vanished.

Connie Converse was a lot more than “the female Bob Dylan.”
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Editorial & Opinion






LETTERS


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Under a desk, preparing for the worst

A reader responds to a story about today's school shooter drills with a recollection of drills in the late 1950s to prepare for a nuclear bomb attack.
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EDITORIAL


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Massachusetts schools need a balanced curriculum on the Mideast

Efforts by the state’s largest teachers union to provide relevant content have raised legitimate concerns about the MTA’s evenhandedness.
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OPINION


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Mar-a-Lago’s ‘trade deficit’ isn’t a problem. Neither is America’s.

Imports are a sign of wealth, not of being ripped off.
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Metro






Metro


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As the 250th anniversary of the Revolutionary War approaches, Lexington and Concord remain in dispute

The rivalry between the two towns runs deep and will continue with huge competing gala celebrations on April 19.
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Brookline explores bringing back armed school police officers

Brookline's police chief said since the removal of school resource officers, problems have emerged that require police intervention.
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Politics


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Mass. launches website to recruit federal workers laid off by Musk, Trump as attorneys general sue over their removals

Massachusetts on Friday launched a new website promoting job opportunities and resources for federal workers laid off by President Trump and Elon Musk.
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Boys' high school hockey is ‘having an existential crisis.’ It starts with the rinks.

The MIAA was once where future pros developed. Now, prep schools and club programs have shifted the balance of talent. “Massachusetts is having an existential crisis,” one expert said.
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Celtics Notebook


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Ex-Celtics guard Isaiah Thomas looking for another shot at the NBA

Thomas recently signed with the Salt Lake City Stars, the G League affiliate of the Utah Jazz, and is averaging 29.6 points and 5.6 assists in 11 games
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In a game the Celtics admitted meant more than most, Jayson Tatum and Jaylen Brown lean in and win showdown with Lakers

Tatum scores 40 and Brown 31; Boston holds off fourth-quarter rally by Los Angeles after taking a 90-69 lead
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‘Your product has to go up’: Farmers warn N.H. food prices to rise amid tariffs with Canada

“We are all struggling financially,” said one farmer who raised the price of her product.
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‘Your product has to go up’: Farmers warn N.H. food prices to rise amid tariffs with Canada

“We are all struggling financially,” said one farmer who raised the price of her product.
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IDEAS


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It’s time for a sequel to the Declaration of Independence

A proposal for a declaration of preservation, in light of new truths that are self-evident.
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IDEAS


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I’m starting to think AI can do my job after all

Some work that once seemed safe from artificial intelligence now looks like it’s directly in the path of the machines.
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Obituaries






Obituaries


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Richard C. Ockerbloom, who rose from student co-op to Globe president, dies at 95

"I had visions of perhaps becoming a top reporter or editor, maybe even president or publisher," he recalled of his first day at the Globe as a Northeastern University student co-cop.
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Obituaries


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Self-taught painter Jack Vettriano dies in France at age 73

His 1992 painting “The Singing Butler” — featuring a couple in evening dress dancing on a storm-swept beach as their butler and maid proffered umbrellas — became a best-selling image in Britain.
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Arts & Lifestyle






Movies


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How John Malkovich became a pop sensation and horror star in ‘Opus’

Dorchester’s Ayo Edebiri plays a young journalist who’s invited to the desert compound of Malkovich’s cultish character, Moretti.
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Music


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A wild, winding conversation with newly married Evan Dando

The (mostly) sober Lemonheads frontman talks about his wedding and the band’s first album of new songs in 20 years.
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From the origins of WBCN to the heights of the J. Geils Band, Peter Wolf has a lot of stories to tell

Before he was the rambunctious frontman for the J. Geils Band, Peter Wolf was one of the first disc jockeys on WBCN.
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Travel






TRAVEL


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Multi-gen magic: Why Lincoln, N.H., is perfect for family getaways

Whether you like an action-packed, nonstop vacation or a more relaxing, slow-paced escape (or a little of both), in all seasons, Lincoln can deliver.
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SURVEY SAYS


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This year’s hottest spring break destination is ... Boston?

A new study declared Boston as the best getaway for families.
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Real Estate






Real Estate


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Reclaiming every nook and cranny

These out-of-the-box renovations make the most of unusual spaces.
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Real Estate


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Home of the Week: For $1.29m, a Boxborough Colonial with a sweet suite

Property comes with four bedrooms, 4.5 baths, a lower level with its own entrance, and a koi pond.
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