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Cycling in Acadia National Park offers spectacular views and is accessible to both beginners and experienced cyclists.

The best way to explore Maine’s Acadia National Park is by bicycle

For beginner and experienced cyclists alike, the park’s carriage roads offer stunning vistas and pristine nature.

From rock climbing to race car driving, let an expert be your guide for a New England adventure Four great places to learn to surf in New England. Yes, New England. A great time to visit Amherst is after the students clear out

NFL Draft

Follow along live with the 2022 NFL Draft
The Patriots are picking at No. 21 in the first round on Thursday — at least for now.

How to watch the NFL Draft, first-round order, and when the Patriots are picking

Devin Lloyd is a playmaking linebacker out of Utah who could be on the Patriots radar.

In an unpredictable NFL Draft, we’ll take a shot at predicting all the Patriots’ picks

As things stand, the Patriots have nine picks in the seven rounds — and some conspicuous needs.

LARRY EDELMAN

Nowhere to hide: This market correction feels different
This year, stocks, bonds, and even crypto have been falling at the same time. It’s an unusual confluence of losses. And the Federal Reserve, its hands tied by inflation, won’t be bailing investors out as it has done in recent bear markets.

Explosions rock Kyiv again as Russians rain fire on Ukraine
Russia pounded a wide area of Ukraine on Thursday, including Kyiv, bombarding the city during a visit by the head of the United Nations in the boldest attack on the capital since Moscow’s forces retreated weeks ago.

Biden asks Congress for additional $33 billion to help Ukraine battle Russia House passes military lend-lease bill to speed Ukraine aid

Police video shows Ohio deputies stopping R.I. congressional candidate Michael Neary

“I’m running for Congress in Rhode Island,” Neary said after stepping out of the car in Troy, Ohio. “I just got in my car and was just riding.”

3,341 confirmed cases and 10 deaths. See the latest COVID-19 data from Mass.

Here’s a look at the latest coronavirus numbers in Massachusetts, including case numbers, deaths, demographics, and more.

Mass. reports 6,309 new cases among public school students, 2,339 among staff

Maine governor tests positive for COVID-19 after 2nd booster

Oklahoma House sends Texas-style abortion ban to governor

The Oklahoma House gave final approval on Thursday to a Texas-style abortion ban that prohibits the procedure after about six weeks of pregnancy, before many women know they are pregnant.

‘I needed to see the person who took my son’s life’: Family of Marine veteran stabbed to death in downtown Boston speaks out

Apolonia Martinez sat stoically, shoulders pushed back, not a tear falling from her eye in a packed courtroom in downtown Boston Thursday, the first time she had a chance to see the man who allegedly stabbed her 23-year-old son to death during St. Patrick’s Day weekend.

Immigration has become a wedge issue among Democrats

President Biden wants to drop a Trump-era border policy, but not all Democrats are on board.

College graduation season is upon us.

Here’s who is speaking at 2022 college commencements in and around Boston

College graduation season is upon us, with some schools having their first in-person commencements since the pandemic hit. Here is a list of schools around Boston and what they plan to do to celebrate their graduates this year.

The Algonquin High girls ice hockey team defeated Canton High in the MIAA Div. 2 state finals 2-1 at TD Garden in Boston March 20.

Canton players and student fans celebrate an early first period goal by Maya Battista.

Meet the Globe’s Winter 2021-22 All-Scholastics

The Globe salutes the region's best high school athletes and coaches in the eight winter sports. Find the section in print on Sunday, May 1.

A photo of the Marsh Loop Trail in Concord, N.H., where the bodies of Djeswende and Stephen Reid were discovered close to the trail in the early evening of April 21, 2022. Both victims had been shot multiple times, according to state Attorney General John M. Formella’s office.

Days after Concord, N.H., couple killed on hiking trail, little information and fewer answers

One week after the bullet-ridden bodies of Stephen and Djeswende Reid were found near a quiet walking trail in Concord, N.H., authorities have gone quiet, at least publicly, releasing almost no new details. The case has left residents confounded, and speculation has bubbled up to fill the void.

Just as 19th-century antislavery publications reframed and amplified the quest for abolition, The Emancipator centers critical voices, debates, and evidence-based opinion to reframe the national conversation on racial equity and hasten a more racially just society.

Black wealth series | Part 1

Black grads aren’t making bad decisions about student loan debt

It’s the loans that are the bad idea.

Opinion

An electronic highway sign on on Interstate 93 in Boston in 2014: “Changing Lanes? Use Yah Blinkah.”

Observations from a Tocquevillian tour of post-pandemic America

We need to reload the code of the road.

IDEAS | RICHARD M. RE

Here’s a way for Justice Jackson to reform the Supreme Court on her first day

IDEAS | FRANCINE HIRSCH

Putin’s Russia has crossed a threshold: It now looks like 1933 Germany

Edward J. Markey and Gina McCarthy

A clean energy economy is within reach

Rachelle G. Cohen

Ageism in health care? Yep, it’s a thing.

The Globe turns 150

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150 YEARS OF THE BOSTON GLOBE

Scenes from a century and a half, as covered by the Boston Globe. We revisit some of the most impactful stories Globe journalists have covered, look back at 150 significant front pages, reflect on how the newsroom and Boston have changed, and much, much more.

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Gaetz criticizes Scalise and McCarthy over audio of comments on Jan. 6
Representative Matt Gaetz tweeted that comments from House GOP Leader Kevin McCarthy and Representative Steve Scalise, the No. 2 Republican leader, revealed in audio recordings released in recent days by The New York Times, are “the behavior of weak men, not leaders.”

Another North Kingstown coach accused of inappropriate behavior with underage student

The lawyer representing former student-athletes who underwent naked “fat tests” by boys basketball coach Aaron Thomas says school officials took years to act on complaints about a different coach stalking a pre-teen girl.

Commentary

I fell in love with classical music thanks to video games
Music for games like “Final Fantasy VII” and “Genshin Impact” can nourish budding appreciation for classical music. Take it from me.

Judge orders civil rights, excessive force charges against ex-Transit Police officer to end in 2023

A Suffolk Superior Court judge ordered that four criminal charges against a former Transit Police officer — including civil rights violations and use of excessive force against a 63-year-old Black and intoxicated homeless man in 2020 — be dismissed if he does not violate court orders during the next 18 months.

Celtics prepared for Bucks, who are expected to be without Khris Middleton for the series

Milwaukee's All-Star forward has been sidelined since spraining his knee in a first-round Game 2 loss to Chicago.

The college-educated are stuck in the working class. It’s a game changer for the labor movement.
Over the past decade-and-a-half, many young, college-educated workers have faced a disturbing reality: that it was harder for them to reach the middle class than for previous generations.

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Students entered Mission Hill School in Jamaica Plain last fall. Controversy and allegations of mismanagement of safety concerns have enveloped the school in recent months.

THE GREAT DIVIDE

Scathing investigation prompts Boston superintendent to recommend closing ‘failed’ Mission Hill School

Superintendent Brenda Cassellius said the report will prompt district reforms, including greater oversight over autonomous pilot schools like Mission Hill to ensure the schools, which have greater freedom over curriculum and hiring, are following necessary rules.

INNOVATION BEAT

‘How To Boston While Black’ summit tackles how to attract (and keep) diverse tech talent
The multi-day conference will also touch on "earth-friendly entrepreneurship," government policy, fintech, and of course, the metaverse.

Decades later, arrest made in murder of girl in Lawrence
A retired Massachusetts corrections officer was arrested Tuesday in Alabama on charges of killing 11-year-old Melissa Ann Tremblay, who was found stabbed to death at an old railway yard in Lawrence in 1988, officials said Wednesday.

‘Jumping worms’ are spreading around New England. And that has ecologists worried.
Amynthas worms, which are native to East Asia and are often called “snake worms” or “jumping worms,” can have a devastating impact on forest ecosystems. They can be found all over New England, but concerns about their spread have increased in recent years.

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Culture & Lifestyle

Projectionist Adrianne Jorge adjusts the focus at the beginning of a screening of "Broken Arrow" on 35mm film at the Somerville Theatre on April 26, 2022. “We often joke that we're, like, the man — or woman — behind the curtain," said Jorge.

In Boston, the craft of film projection is staging a bit of a cultural comeback

Eli "Paperboy" Reed's new album, “Down Every Road,” is a tribute to Merle Haggard. He performs May 4 at Boston's City Winery.

Brookline native Eli ‘Paperboy’ Reed pays tribute to Merle Haggard on soulful ‘Down Every Road’

Floor-to-ceiling windows at The Glen House provide expansive views of the White Mountain National Forest and Presidential Mountain Range.

5 of our favorite eco-friendly resorts in New England

Why shouldn’t those tasty little blueberries get their own celebration? Maine, the largest producer of low-bush, wild blueberries in the country, throws a party in their honor every year during the height of harvest season.

Skip the flowers and hand Mom an invitation to one of these fun N.E. food fests

Special Projects

Paul Gunter.

Spotlight Team investigation

Unfinished Justice

The state’s high court in 2017 struck down a murder law that had condemned men who never killed to die behind bars. But what about those already facing that dire penalty? They are waiting.

Into the Red illustration.

Into the Red: How the Globe will cover climate change

To report on the most pressing issue of our time, the Globe’s climate team is expanding and rethinking its coverage.

Jeneé Osterheldt

A Beautiful Resistance

Black joy, Black lives, as celebrated by culture columnist Jeneé Osterheldt.

‘On the Street’: The changing face of Greater Boston neighborhoods

The changing face of Greater Boston neighborhoods.

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Opinion, ideas, and commentary

An electronic highway sign on on Interstate 93 in Boston in 2014: “Changing Lanes? Use Yah Blinkah.”

Observations from a Tocquevillian tour of post-pandemic America

The current Supreme Court justices, seen in 2021. Stephen Breyer has announced his intention to retire this summer.

IDEAS | RICHARD M. RE

Here’s a way for Justice Jackson to reform the Supreme Court on her first day

Russian President Vladimir Putin at an Orthodox Easter service last Saturday.

IDEAS | FRANCINE HIRSCH

Putin’s Russia has crossed a threshold: It now looks like 1933 Germany

Electric cars are parked at a charging station in Sacramento, Calif., on April 13, 2022.

Edward J. Markey and Gina McCarthy

A clean energy economy is within reach

Rachelle G. Cohen

Ageism in health care? Yep, it’s a thing.

Epidemiologists credit nuclear power with saving far more lives — from reduced emissions — than it has ever cost.

IDEAS | JEFF HOWE

It’s time to see nuclear power in a different light

Metro

Mass. reports 6,309 new coronavirus cases among public school students and 2,339 among staff

The 8,648 total cases were 3,285 more, or about 61 percent more, than those reported April 14, according to data published by the state.

Rhode Island crime news: April 2022

Regular updates from police and the Rhode Island courts.

Another North Kingstown coach accused of inappropriate behavior with underage student

The lawyer representing former student-athletes who underwent naked “fat tests” by boys basketball coach Aaron Thomas says school officials took years to act on complaints about a different coach stalking a pre-teen girl.

3,341 confirmed cases and 10 deaths. See the latest COVID-19 data from Mass.

Here’s a look at the latest coronavirus numbers in Massachusetts, including case numbers, deaths, demographics, and more.

Sports

Led by goalie Kaiden Johnson (center), the Wakefield boys' lacrosse team is off to a 7-1 start.

NATE WEITZER | BOYS' LACROSSE NOTEBOOK

Wakefield boys’ lacrosse taps into history, sport’s roots to build a culture of unity

Coach Tim Johnson, a 1987 alum who took over in 2019, has built the Warriors around the Mohawk saying "Skatne Te Wa’ Shaste," which means "We are stronger together."

Clemson cornerback Andrew Booth Jr. plays against Ohio State during the second half of the Sugar Bowl NCAA college football game Friday, Jan. 1, 2021, in New Orleans.(AP Photo/Gerald Herbert)

NFL Draft pick tracker

Follow along with every pick of the 2022 NFL Draft.

The NFL Draft will be held in Las Vegas.

Follow along live with the 2022 NFL Draft

The Patriots are picking at No. 21 in the first round on Thursday — at least for now.

Braves reinstate OF Ronald Acuña Jr., accelerating his return from knee surgery

MIAA FIELD HOCKEY COMMITTEE

Field hockey continues on historic track in Massachusetts, and could have debut of boys’ teams this fall

Celtics prepared for Bucks, who are expected to be without Khris Middleton for the series

Business

Fewer Americans file for jobless claims last week

Jobless claims in the US declined by 5,000 to 180,000 for the week ending April 23, the Labor Department reported Thursday. First-time applications generally reflect the number of layoffs.

Nowhere to hide: This market correction feels different

This year, stocks, bonds, and even crypto have been falling at the same time. It’s an unusual confluence of losses. And the Federal Reserve, its hands tied by inflation, won’t be bailing investors out as it has done in recent bear markets.

Biden seeks $33 billion for Ukraine, signaling long-term commitment

Explosions rock Kyiv again as Russians rain fire on Ukraine

magazine

High prices at the pump hurt. Here’s why they should be even higher.

A new co-worker sprays fragrance in the office; how can I get her to stop?

Artichoke Tart With Gouda and Herbs

Recipes: A brunch menu to impress mom on Mother’s Day

Top Spots to Live in Greater Boston in 2022

metro

Ducks are poured into the Pawcatuck River during the 2019 race. The 22nd Annual Pawcatuck River Duck Race will be held on April 30, 2022, and will benefit some 40 local charities.

Best things to do in RI this week: April 29-May 5

Senate leaders aim to pass bill allowing driver’s licenses for undocumented people next week

Suspect in 1988 murder of 11-year-old girl in Lawrence waives hearing, agrees to extradition from Alabama

sports

Toronto starting pitcher Alek Manoah kept the Red Sox scoreless through seven innings, giving up three hits.

Red Sox are shut down by Alek Manoah, Blue Jays in a quiet finale to the series

Tanner Houck will rejoin Red Sox in Baltimore, slated for Friday relief work

Red Sox’ most improbable prospect is power-hitting 5-8 utilityman Ceddanne Rafaela

business

Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen

Biden hears ‘stagflation’ cry, answers With ‘technical factors’

The college-educated are stuck in the working class. It’s a game changer for the labor movement.

Conn. man must attend rehabilitation after racist rant at Robeks

politics

Representative Bennie Thompson, chairman of the select committee investigating the Jan. 6 attack on the Capitol, said prime-time hearings will "give the public the benefit of what more than a year’s worth of investigation has borne to the committee.”

Jan. 6 panel schedules prime-time public hearings

Gaetz criticizes Scalise and McCarthy over audio of comments on Jan. 6

House passes military lend-lease bill to speed Ukraine aid

Nation

FILE - A person holds flags during the Bans Off Oklahoma Rally on the steps on Oklahoma state Capitol in Oklahoma City, Tuesday, April, 5, 2022.

Oklahoma House sends Texas-style abortion ban to governor

Supreme Court still divided over prosecutions in ‘Indian country’

3,341 confirmed cases and 10 deaths. See the latest COVID-19 data from Mass.

World

A man bathed at a public water tap during a hot afternoon in central India. It has been announced that the severe heat wave conditions sweeping the region will only become worse.

Extreme heat pummeling India and Pakistan is about to get worse

Biden seeks $33 billion for Ukraine, signaling long-term commitment

Explosions rock Kyiv again as Russians rain fire on Ukraine

opinion

Sandro Botticelli, "The Birth of Venus," painted in the 1480s.

Social Studies: When you can afford to be romantic; a very demanding sect; is it a lie if might be true someday?

Requiem for a fierce advocate and communicator

Should I take out a loan to intern for the UN?

lifestyle

An aerial view of the Nantucket estate just purchased by Red Sox owner John Henry.

Red Sox owner John Henry buys $25 million waterfront estate on Nantucket

He’s been checking in on me

Rates of non-hospital births rising among women of color

food & dining

The dining area of the new Hei La Moon location in the the Food Opera space at 83 Essex St. in Chinatown.

In a new location, Hei La Moon lives on

Serafina Seaport replaces Babbo; Eva moves into the former Cafeteria space

Skip the flowers and hand Mom an invitation to one of these fun N.E. food fests

travel

Hotel Marcel

A Brutalist beauty, the power of picture books, and an intimate Alaskan cruise

Chef Spike Mendelsohn’s recipe for a great trip includes margaritas, plenty of sleep, and his GoPro camera

5 of our favorite eco-friendly resorts in New England

Arts

Rixy, whose exhibition "Enter the Cúcala" is up at Simmons University's Trustman Gallery through May 13.

In Rixy’s world, cardboard beats canvas and the femmes are fierce

The figure as foundation in ‘You Had Me at Hello’

Mechanic finds paintings in Conn. dumpster, sparks appreciation for a forgotten artist

Books

Exposing mysteries of a small seaside town in ‘Vigil Harbor’

Reading when you’re looking for a challenge

Money, legacy, family, and lies all matters of ‘Trust’

Movies

Fighters of the Syrian Democratic Forces in Syrian Kurdistan in "The Will to See."

Willing ourselves to see; looking back at Marilyn Monroe; and listening to John Wayne Gacy

In Boston, the craft of film projection is staging a bit of a cultural comeback

In ‘Petite Maman,’ a small-scale tale of childhood shifts into a fairy tale of sorts

Television

Sam Richardson in “The Afterparty,” one of many shows that draw in viewers with an atmospheric opening.

Creative opening sequences give shows a head start

CNN host John Berman tells viewers about medical emergency he suffered while running Boston Marathon

‘A fun game of Spot-the-Boston-actor’: TV shows and movies cast their eyes on local theater performers

music

Susan Kaup is the founder of the new streaming radio station Oh, Hello Boston, which features only local artists, past and present.

Streaming station Oh, Hello Boston plays homegrown music past and present, 24/7

I fell in love with classical music thanks to video games

Brookline native Eli ‘Paperboy’ Reed pays tribute to Merle Haggard on soulful ‘Down Every Road’

Theater/Dance

Boston Ballet in rehearsal with William Forsythe.

World premieres from William Forsythe and Jorma Elo highlight Boston Ballet’s ‘MINDscape’ program

After a three-year absence, Alvin Ailey returns to Boston April 28-May 1

In ‘Black Super Hero Magic Mama,’ comic-book fantasy meets all-too-common reality

globe local

The grass field at Roosevelt Park, which is adjacent to the Salemwood School (rear).

Turf vs. grass feud at park adjacent to school continues in Malden

Groveland receives funding for life-saving fire truck

Bridgewater voters approve tax hike for new fire station

Obituaries

Mr. Tsang won the Best Supporting Actor award for his movie "Overhead 3" during the Hong Kong Film Awards in 2015.

Kenneth Tsang, veteran Hong Kong actor, dies at 87

Geraldine Weiss dies at 96; blazed a trail for women in investing

Donald Baechler, painter of cartoonish collages, is dead at 65