Boston Sunday Globe - 2022-10-30

• Extremists leave lawmakers feeling even more vulnerable
• Permitless carry laws raise new dilemmas for officers
• BEYOND THE DIN, QUIET VOICES OF A NATION
• The bus ride is free in Kansas City, but there’s still a familiar price to pay
• A pastor stands his ground in quiet protest, along the road to Death Row
• A comfortabl­e fit on the road far from home
• For Doomsday preppers, hunkering down for the apocalypse in luxury and style. Way, way down.
• Crash report cites failure by state
• With Western weapons, turning the tables
• Russia putting grain deal on hold
• In Haiti, cholera deaths spike
• Familiar face at center stage in Israeli elections
• Iran’s Guard warns protesters as continued unrest roils country
• US frees Guantánamo’s oldest prisoner, age 75
• Brazil’s Bolsonaro, Lula face off in final debate
• Halloween events a sign of a changing Saudi Arabia
• 151 killed in stampede at Halloween festivitie­s
• Trick or trash: Candymaker­s grapple with plastic waste
• Kentucky flooding tests’ families determinat­ion
• ‘Army’ of volunteer sleuths out hunting for your stolen car
• ALVAREZ-ALTALEF, Dr. Rebeca
• BARNETT, Donald M. M.D.
• ABERNETHY, Robert S. III, MD
• Loving Wife, Mother and Grandmothe­r
• FREEMAN, Robert Music School Director and Professor
• Bob Delaney of Charlestow­n, dies at 74
• EDMONDS, George Howard
• DAVIS, Richard E.
• CONNOR, Nancy M.
• COOK, Bradley Ridgway
• D’URBANO, John “Butch”
• Longtime Cambridge Attorney
• VRETTOS, Gregory A.
• GILLIS, John E. “Jack”
• KREPELKA, Marie A. (Spelman)
• HERBERT, Deborah A.
• HELLER, Deborah Katharine “Debbi”
• KAYE, Dr. Aaron E.
• HARTWELL, Una M. (Forde)
• JOHNS, William E. “Bill”
• MADAN, Rosann Cacace
• MALANGA, Casey A. (Hopkins)
• OUELLETTE, George S.
• MULLIN, Margaret Mary (Fulham)
• McCOURT, Paul J.
• MELNITSKY, Paul E.
• THEODOS, Louis
• Murielene “Lee” Sausele
• TERRA, Ellen Louise
• QUIRK, Paul Francis
• RICHARDSON, Diana Beebe
• REILLY, Eugenia (McCarthy)
• Vince Dooley, Georgia coach, at 90
• WINSTANLEY, Barbara Bradle “Barb”
• WEYLMAN, Walther T. “Bud”
• Scientists see solution to icing problems in a penguin’s wings
• Questionin­g No on 1 tactics
• Diehl, Healey appear at Worcester forum
• Bird sightings
• This day in history
• Shawn loves to play all kinds of sports
• Divorce has become an issue in campaign
• What to know about retirement plan limits increasing
• Studies find boosters targeting Omicron not much better than originals
• Right to repair law languishes in court
• HAUNTED by Halloween
• Wherever you look, kindness is just around the corner
• Police make jest: ‘Donut’ litter the streets
• Housing for seniors likely plan for church
• Catalytic converter thefts hit Newton
• Cape cyclocross festival embraces Pan Am race
• Plymouth church celebrates its 400 years
• A legacy of giving
• Astros’ success on the field belies some unrest
• What now for Judge, Yankees?
• Dubón looks back with fondness
• Astros build big lead, hang on to even Series
• Bruins talk about the loss of a family member
• These Bruins off to fast starts
• Kessel downplays ironman record
• It’s early, but the Bruins sure look good
• Belichick put his QBs in bad position
• Plug pulled on Ryan, and maybe Colts’ season
• Patriots ran it up; Jets remember
• Hackett looks like a busted Bronco
• No back-and-forth
• Jets are no longer pushovers
• Belichick focused on Jets’ Mosley
• Brown focused on helping
• Can things get any worse for the Lakers?
• Brown’s decision had to be made
• Udoka may later be in demand
• Austin FC gets its kicks in Year 2
• Power and Griffin share Bermuda lead
• Seven drivers eye final three spots
• Irving denies antisemiti­sm
• Ohio State gets past Penn State
• Bottom falls out on BC
• Borguet, Harvard run over Dartmouth
• Asante, Holy Cross walk off with OT win
• CM rallies in fourth quarter
• Gloucester seals it on goal-line stand
• Vargas delivers for Latin Academy
• Cremin’s rebound lifts BLA to title
• The neighbors are dead
• Forget the gym, pump iron here. House comes with blacksmith shop.
• You should buy only certified recycled products
• The assault on the Constituti­on that was too quickly forgotten
• Heart in your mouth? Science says that’s good.
• SOCIAL STUDIES
• Who’s really to blame for inflation
• Authoritar­ianism’s rise and journalism’s fall are intersecti­ng
• Where’s an urban mechanic for downtown Boston?
• Will our electoral weaknesses be shored up or exploited?
• Another century in the ongoing fight against voter intimidati­on
• Harvey for Harvard
• No wonder you’re afraid, pumpkin
• Hot-flashing towards Bethlehem
• Jennifer Coolidge is making this up as she goes
• ‘House of the Dragon’ took its time until the fiery finale
• Boston Ballet gears up for ‘As Anticipate­d,’ an all Forsythe program
• Cambridge’s popular Giulia has new sibling seafood spot down the street
• Now that he’s able to play again, jazz guitarist John Stein can exhale
• The clitoris gets its close-up
• How ‘Good Night Oppy’ director Ryan White captured life on Mars
• Boston Jewish Film Fest returns in person
• Two men locked in a long battle
• A playwright’s own crucible
• A fresh look at Sherman, Geronimo
• LOCAL BESTSELLER­S
• Mass. Book Award honors authors
• Security is a balm in Vanessa A. Bee’s ‘Home Bound’
• Tom Paxton
• Hertz demands $658 one year after rear-end crash with rental
• Passion for rodeos, inclusivit­y in Vegas
• THE (WONDER) WOMEN OF DOG
• Top Spots for Fall
• Spicy Curry-Cumin Pork
• ‘Write the Damn Check.’
• The Top 100 by the Numbers

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