Boston Sunday Globe - 2023-10-15

• Virginia creates fund for victims of mass shootings
• Inside Trump’s backroom bid to lock up the nomination
• Manchin weighs independen­t run for 2024 nomination
• A Pennsylvan­ia shop offered tarot readings. Then the police showed up.
• Not a beast but a buddy: Love for llamas at the Big E
• Toy industry embraces a new goal: building resilience
• Louvre, Versailles evacuated after receiving bomb threats
• New Zealanders elect their most conservati­ve government in years
• In Australia, ‘Voice’ referendum fails
• Has support for Ukraine peaked? Some fear so.
• Kyiv reports assaults on a key city
• Violence fuels growing tensions between settlers, Palestinia­ns
• Sense of isolation for young Jewish Americans
• ‘A great fear that there will be a mighty revenge’
• Pair charter flight to take reservists to Tel Aviv
• Master Organizer; Instigator of Fun; Beloved “Poppop”
• Khaled Khalifa, lauded Syrian novelist who was ‘exiled at home,’ 59
• Piper Laurie, Oscar nominee for ‘The Hustler,’ ‘Carrie,’ 91
• Andy Bean, 11-time PGA Tour winner, at age 70
• Crowds cheer as ‘ring of fire’ eclipse moves across the Americas
• Place of love and success
• Customers check out new food co-op
• THIS DAY IN HISTORY
• ‘There is just no exit’; displaceme­nt is decried
• At Belmont Hill, Milley voices support for Israel, attacks Hamas
• 2023 Shattuck Awards honor 12 of the city’s ‘everyday heroes’
• Man found fatally shot in Dorchester Saturday; 2nd shooting death there in 2 days
• Teen escorted by police from N.H. Republican event
• BIRD SIGHTINGS
• Izzy loves gardening and exploring nature
• Warren raises $1m from July-September
• Open enrollment guidance
• Welcoming the new arrivals
• THE ARGUMENT
• Invasive spotted lanternfli­es growing in the Ocean State
• Seeking sponsor, refugee from Ukraine found a friend
• Crashing the drive-through at a Chick-fil-A in Brockton
• Rhode Islanders seeing fewer birds at their feeders this fall
• Few apples to pick at N.H. farms this fall
• FDA REJECTS ALNYLAM PLAN TO EXPAND USE OF DRUG
• FORMER NEIMAN MARCUS IN NATICK TO BECOME INDOOR PICKLEBALL CLUB
• CITY OFFERS AID TO HELP SPUR COLLEGE CAMPUS IN ROXBURY
• Winnipeg’s expensive extensions a big deal
• Poitras, Beecher in select company
• Frederic gives Bruins options
• Courage key to tip-in goals
• Young and old, an unbreakabl­e bond
• Van Gundy is hired as senior consultant
• Revolution’s rally falls short against Nashville
• Dumars goes distance for all-in message
• WNBA taking cue from others
• Hazen has unfinished business in Arizona
• Rangers took the long way to ALCS
• Ohtani a big chance for Sox
• Bochy, Baker bring old into new age
• Time to have Lone Star ball
• Big-ticket additions struggling in new homes
• A bad drop in production
• Broncos saddled with Wilson
• Cunningham added to active roster
• A chance to recover from fumble
• Soon will be time to look at youngsters
• Kim looks to double up at Shriners Open
• NFL UPDATE WEEK 6
• Scioletti siblings on target
• Harvard overwhelms Howard
• OA’s Sobieraj uses perfect strategy to race to victory
• UMass is inundated by No. 6 Penn State
• Tabor opens up offense in big victory at St. Sebastian’s
• Short-term rentals require long-term patience
• Garage floor paint problem? How to fix it.
• An old scourge haunts the global fishing industry
• Apples of the future take root in the nation’s strategic fruit repository
• ‘1984’ was meant as a critique of the USSR, but it really fits Putin’s Russia
• Can we ever really know our parents?
• Everyone deserves safe drinking water
• How well do we grapple with Mass. and Cass?
• Redeeming captives is a high Israeli priority. Destroying Hamas must be a higher one.
• Who needs the circus when there are House Republican­s?
• An Italian prison that is applicatio­n-only
• A monster mash meets supercharg­ed memes in Cristóbal Cea’s ‘No Monsters, No Paradise’
• At Midnight Morning, it’s always a good time to gather
• After years of hip-hop stardom, Medford’s BIA returns home as a tour headliner
• She won’t be walled in
• Priscilla’s story, ‘Janet Planet,’ and French food porn draw attention at the New York Film Festival
• The State’s skewed sketch comedy was panned by critics, but then a funny thing happened
• What book not to bring to the African desert
• The power of filth
• Blue Hill festival features art, authors, and foliage
• LOCAL BESTSELLER­S
• New middle grade novel tells the story of first female Black jockey
• ‘Frozen’ star Lauren Nicole Chapman
• Breeze Airways lost our bags. Can you help me find them?
• At Maine resort, unstructur­ed time is an amenity in itself
• Final Preparatio­ns
• Overhaulin­g Admissions
• Migrant Children Deserve to Be Healthy, Too
• Dressing Up
• Italian Sweet-and-Sour Pork Chops
• Spice-Rubbed Pork Chops With Peach Pico de Gallo
• Tattoo Taboo
• Higher Education
• MOST PEOPLE WHO NEED HEARING AIDS DON’T USE THEM.
• THEMELESS CHALLENGER
• ‘Wait for Me’

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