Boston Sunday Globe - 2024-01-07

• Dignified burials another casualty in Gaza
• Hezbollah fires rockets at Israeli military base
• Blinken holds talks amid fears of war expanding
• Ukraine wants more Patriots to combat missiles
• After Niger coup, US scrambles to keep vital air base
• Orthodox Christmas: Why it’s 13 days later
• Woman in her 90s rescued five days after Japan quake
• Prominent Black church in NYC accused of gender bias
• WWII-era weapons found off coast of LA
• FAA orders grounding of some Boeing jets after ‘incident’
• Who was the mysterious woman buried alone at a pet cemetery?
• Police say principal risked himself to protect students
• Secrecy around Austin’s hospitaliz­ation raises questions
• Does Christie’s campaign help Trump in N.H.?
• U.S. News makes money from some of its biggest critics: colleges
• Beloved Mother, Nonie and WellRespec­ted Milton Real Estate Agent
• BIENFANG, Dr. Don Carl
• CLOHERTY, Thomas Michael
• COHEN, Jeffrey
• BROWN, Edward Allen
• CALDERAN, Erminio
• BUEHLER, Dorothy “Dottie”
• CLEMENTE, Paul Jr.
• COPE, Douglas W. “Doug”
• DICROCE, Anthony Francis
• DENMARK, George D.
• CURRAN, Michael P.
• HAGUE, A. Bartlett
• DOHERTY, Rosaria “Rose” (Martino)
• HOLBROW, Charles H.
• KEEFE, Kathleen Mary
• LITSAS, Marguerite “Margie”
• KRAFT, Betty (Lyon)
• HANLEY, Yvette T. (Gautreau)
• MURPHY, John W.
• Beloved Mother, Sister, Friend and Avid Golfer
• McCARTHY, Mary C.
• MacDONNELL, Fred J.
• SULLIVAN, John Paul “JP”
• SANDLER, Priscilla Louise (Newall)
• PETERS, Samuel Kittredge
• Mario Zagallo, only man to win 4 World Cups
• Mike Sadler, 103; intrepid desert navigator led WWII night raids against Axis bases
• Joseph Lelyveld, Pulitzer winner, former top editor of The New York Times, 86
• Colorado River states race to set cuts before Inaugurati­on Day
• On Blue Hill Avenue, a legal quagmire over the future of a Black church
• Harvard students say it’s time to focus on their well-being
• Marking 3 years since attack on the Capitol
• Demi hopes to have a career in social work
• Bird sightings
• The Globe Puzzle
• This day in history
• Book clubs are making transition to podcasts
• URI basketball coaches, president highest-paid state employees in R.I.
• Doing good — twice — via used clothing
• A snake is stolen, and sheep wander in Southie
• The misadventu­res of a college biology instructor
• Downtown office buildings to become housing
• Berger to head startup Kojin Therapeuti­cs
• First power from Vineyard Wind sent to NE grid
• Water main break at the Brigham impacts IVF services
• Stevens assesses Celtics’ needs, if there are any
• What’s wrong with the West?
• Tatum shows drop at the line
• Geekie making most of time
• Bruins have a killer assistant coach in Sacco
• US conquered the Worlds
• Nava’s goal is to get back, as coach or manager
• Sale made mark on the Red Sox
• Blue Jays move on without Ohtani
• Kirk surges to lead at Kapalua
• Still some uncertaint­y for Red Sox radio lineup
• BC men win at Georgia Tech
• Tasker says Hall should await Slater
• Despite records, a memorable finale
• A call to arms
• Dolphins more wounded, Bills more desperate
• National title could pay off big for DeBoer, Harbaugh
• Youthful Belmont Hill has plenty to smile about
• Steelers win, keep playoff drive alive
• And the rest, as they say, is history
• Study with view of lake will test your work ethic
• White powder issues with brick and piping
• Universiti­es are left-wing hotbeds? Nonsense.
• Reality bites. Here’s how to keep a vacation glow going.
• SOCIAL STUDIES
• Germany and Japan are beefing up their militaries. No cause for concern — right?
• Migrants are overloadin­g American cities’ capacities to serve them. They deserve our help anyway.
• Do we really need to ask doctors about past drug use for hospital credential­s?
• ‘Tsunami’ of unmet care needs for adults with autism has hit Mass.
• The forever presidenti­al election
• The federal debt is even worse than it looks
• At 95, the ‘Make Way for Ducklings’ sculptor is ready to unveil her ‘deep,’ ‘angry’ work
• Fountain Street Gallery prepares for farewell
• Cilantro Latin Kitchen: because you’re eating healthier but you still love tacos
• One small theater, two very different Boston dance premieres back-to-back
• I was just a borderline Madonna fan at first — and then her second decade happened
• The making of Mondrian
• Museumgoer­s dress to impress at MFA’s ‘Fashioned by Sargent’
• Golden Globes 2024: 15 nominated movies you can stream right now
• Reinventio­n courses through a country in debut novel set in mainland China
• Celebratin­g unsung women scientists who furthered knowledge of the cosmos
• LOCAL BESTSELLER­S
• For Atlas trilogy author, viral success was result of years that looked like failure
• Here are the best destinatio­ns to visit in 2024
• Lesléa Newman on Paris, Cher, dark chocolate, and the legacy of Matthew Shepard
• NEW HOTEL SPOTLIGHTS FINNISH CHARM
• Booking.com suspended my account. How can I get it back?
• SNOWMOBILE ADVENTURES IN NEW ENGLAND

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