Boston Sunday Globe - 2023-10-22

• From Bush v. Gore to ‘Stop the Steal’: Chesebro through the years
• Chaos in Congress solidifies loss of faith in institutio­ns
• Seeds of Cherokee knowledge grow in N.C., where traditions run deep
• For the future of Lahaina, a push to honor its past
• Little change after S. Korea’s 2022 Halloween calamity
• Faith sustains these migrants on their journey to the US
• Humanitari­an aid reaches Gaza
• A shift in rhetoric brings no consensus
• New evidence of rape and torture by Russian forces
• Plea for the most vulnerable hostages
• Russian forces push forward
• A LIFE OF SERVICE TO FAMILY, COUNTRY, FAITH AND COMMUNITY.
• Retired Malden Firefighte­r
• Sir Bobby Charlton, Manchester United and England soccer great, 86
• Eva Kollisch, 98; escaped Nazi-occupied Austria, become lesbian rights advocate
• The Holmdel Horn, a cosmic shrine in New Jersey, stays put
• For her, gun law is personal
• Statue honoring police K-9 Kitt is unveiled in Braintree
• Lanternfli­es reported in Wellesley; residents asked to report sightings
• Lalie loves music and cooking
• Bird sightings
• This day in history
• Armenian delegation presses humanitari­an issues on Mass. visit
• Finding the right people to talk to about building wealth
• When a late-night snack leads to a Providence house fire rescue
• You can call it puppy love: Dogs exchange bow vows
• Bird rescued after getting caught on kite string
• Simple acts of kindness in a world gone mad
• New app aims to trim sexual assaults on college campuses
• Advocates working to fix N.H.’s child care system
• Marshfield airport hosts first electric aircraft station in Mass.
• Eli Lilly’s genetic medicine center in Boston to employ more than originally estimated
• The Patriots appear to be on to 2024
• Frustratio­n is not yet taking a toll
• Cronin not ducking his responsibi­lities
• Rare blankings for Ovechkin
• Bedard not shy about shooting
• Lucic recalls best moment in LA arena
• Suh, Cole, and Hossler battling for first PGA win
• Tipping off one final season with Gorman
• After eight years, Hunter still chasing dream
• Former GM’s point of view
• Miller sizes up Wembanyama
• Bad time to be facing the Bills?
• Some reinforcem­ents arrive
• For second straight year, offense taking a hit
• Leftovers from owners meetings
• Absolute power can be dangerous
• Devers reflects on ‘average’ year, looks ahead
• Special moment from Francona
• Can combinatio­n work for Red Sox?
• Phillies play to strong suits
• Revolution enter the playoffs on winning note
• MLB tosses Abreu for two games for throwing at García
• Sechser makes big money in women’s championsh­ip
• Blaney pumped with less ground to make up
• Harrison, defense help No. 3 OSU stay perfect
• Georgia natives lead BC to win in Atlanta
• Princeton picks off No. 17 Harvard
• Sluka, No. 11 Holy Cross fall short
• Essex Tech ‘making sports matter’ with its approach
• Cold, hard facts in play for state’s best at tournament­s
• St. John’s Prep ends No. 1 CM’s win streak
• Scholastic Awards
• Beginner’s pluck
• Cambridge condo is all decked out
• Make ‘seed balls’ and spread wildf lowers all around
• There are strategies even first-timers can use to buy a home here
• Why I became a climate activist in my native Uganda
• A shopper’s chic repeats
• How Taylor Swift’s friendship bracelets closed the liking gap
• Don’t expect the government to save us from misinforma­tion
• Small apartments, big impact
• Activating climate change activists
• Invest in child care with direct support to families
• The Patriots are lousy. I’m loving it.
• Amazon is huge, but it’s no monopoly
• The unexpected opportunit­y in the House’s nasty speaker’s fight
• Planning for my vulnerable son’s future without me
• The fine art of remaking a collection
• At El Tacuba, a packed bar and stuffed plantains
• What’s ‘normal,’ anyway?
• New exhibition speaks volumes about Yiddish as ‘a global culture’
• Fit to print
• Ten shows to see in New England this fall
• From the Program Director
• It shouldn’t matter if TV castmates are real-life pals, and yet . . .
• How to read a poetry collection: ‘It’s not like a deck of tarot cards’
• ORDINARY FACES
• Descending into the underworld of slavery with spirits and poets as guides
• Puerto Rican history in a literary debut of poetry and prose
• Debut middle-grade author finds that characters have lives of their own
• Singer-songwriter A.J. Croce
• HowdoI get off Avis’s Do Not Rent list?
• I’m 23 and They Took Away My Smartphone. Here’s What I Learned.
• Seriously.
• Somali Chicken Soup
• Mama Drama
• Fish in the Sea
• The Globe Puzzle Page
• The Maps of Our Mothers

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