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Patriots at Packers

Jack Jones celebrated his interception return for a touchdown in the second quarter with his teammates.

Live updates: Bailey Zappe throws first TD of his career to give Patriots 17-14 lead

We'll have updates from all the action as the Patriots take on the Packers in Green Bay.

Watch: Patriots rookie defensive back Jack Jones did something only three other players have done to Aaron Rodgers

Live Updates

6:36 p.m.
Packers tie things up to close out the 3rd
6:32 p.m.
Jonnu Smith out for the game
6:26 p.m.
Zappe throws first TD, and the Patriots lead again
6:17 p.m.
Rodgers finds rhythm, Packers back in front
5:59 p.m.
Halftime analysis

Patriots quarterback Brian Hoyer was sacked by Packers linebacker Rashan Gary and knocked out of the game.

Patriots QB Brian Hoyer ruled out with head injury vs. Packers; rookie Bailey Zappe makes NFL debut

Packers linebacker Rashan Gary sacked Hoyer on the Patriots' second offensive series.

Doughnut breakfast sandwich, selfies, ribbon-cuttings: Baker quietly taking local roads to exit
Unlike many of his predecessors, Governor Charlie Baker will leave office in January showing no appetite for national politics. His months have instead been drumbeat of groundbreakings, grant announcements, and small-town appearances.

Left by the side of the road by a Lyft driver and then charged for a pricey second ride

"It’s not right that I was charged more than twice as much for a ride through no fault of my own."

This is my fifth bear market. We’ll get through it.

With stock prices down 25 percent this year, perspective is important. So is planning and some luck.

Feds vow major aid for Hurricane Ian victims amid rescues
With the death toll from Hurricane Ian rising and hundreds of thousands of people without power in Florida and the Carolinas, US officials vowed Sunday to unleash an unprecedented amount of federal disaster aid as crews scrambled to rescue people still trapped by floodwaters.

Biden will visit Puerto Rico and Florida to assess damage from storms

Former State Police union boss Dana Pullman and former lobbyist Anne Lynch face trial for alleged kickback schemes

Dana Pullman's long-awaited trial gets underway in US District Court on charges that he took kickbacks totaling $41,250 from a union lobbyist and diverted thousands of dollars from the union for personal expenses.

Blue Jays 6, Red Sox 3

Makeshift lineup can’t help Red Sox in loss to Blue Jays

It’s all 3-pointers and turnovers, and other observations from the Celtics’ preseason win over the Hornets

Hikers made their way up a steep section of trail in New Hampshire's White Mountains this summer.

After ‘horror show’ hiker rescues, N.H. asks whether criminal charges are the next frontier

With volunteer rescue teams and conservation officers already “stretched thin,” officials in the state take a defiant stand against irresponsible hiking.

Here’s what to know before hiking the New Hampshire mountains

Jeff Mullan navigated the traffic on Congress Street on his ride home to Milton from his Seaport office.

I finally biked to work. Was it worth it?

Boston may have gotten more bike-friendly, but there’s a long way to go. An 8.5-mile ride to downtown would be a good test.

Ideas: The joyful and planet-friendly mobility of e-bikes

Set atop Connecticut's Talcott Mountain, Heublein Tower offers a fabulous overview of fall color.

Three off-the-beaten track fall foliage towns

Foliage season is supposed to be New England’s most glorious time of year, but it can quickly turn ugly when we’re in bumper-to-bumper traffic on a Tour de Foliage. But in these colorful towns, you’ll notice maple trees, not motorists.

Opinion

A proposed Department of Transportation rule would replace a vague dictum that airlines offer refunds for “significant delays” — a standard easily manipulated or ignored by the carriers — with a set of hard-and-fast rules.

Badly treated air travelers need a new advocate. Make that 50 new advocates.

A long-overdue federal rule would make it easier for customers to collect refunds from airlines. Congress should also allow states to sue the carriers when their service is egregiously bad.

Putin’s phony vote

Idris Elba won’t be the next James Bond

The latest Mission Hill report is an early test for Boston’s new schools superintendent

MARCELA GARCÍA

The other country building a border wall

Black Progress Index | Donna M. Owens

Entrepreneur who charted her own Great Migration finds purpose, place in Florida
Carol Thompson-Finn has thrived in Collier County, a locale identified by the Black Progress Index as a top county for Black well-being, and and whose Black community boasts a long, rich history.

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150 years of The Boston Globe

Scenes from a century and a half, as covered by the Boston Globe.

Spotlight investigation

Part 1

A celebrated surgeon, a trail of secrets and death
Dr. Yvon Baribeau set a record for malpractice settlements, and many colleagues tried desperately to stop him. But hospital executives let him go on and on.

Timeline: What the public didn't know about Dr. Yvon Baribeau Video: What the Spotlight Team’s investigation discovered about Dr. Baribeau N.H. hospital promises review after revelations about doctor with 21 malpractice settlements

Dr. Yvon Baribeau

A crisis of conscience, with lives on the line

Alarmed doctors at Manchester's Catholic Medical Center tried to get a troubled colleague barred from surgery. But hospital leaders resisted. Then came the "summer of death."

More recent stories

These people have the inside take on Boston’s tech scene

Who are the central nodes in Boston’s tech network — the people who unfailingly know about funding rounds coming together, founders on the verge of being ousted, and acquisition whispers?

YVONNE ABRAHAM

A huge chance for Chelsea
GreenRoots and other environmental justice groups want to acquire a 17-acre property on which to build affordable housing, and office and community use spaces, and create a nature preserve that would restore the salt marsh and make the site more resilient as seas rise.

Woman survives crash into New Hampshire bridge, landing in river

Speed and distracted driving appear to be factors in the crash that occurred shortly before 1 a.m. Saturday on the Taylor River Bridge on Interstate 95 in Hampton, New Hampshire State Police said.

9 NATO members urge support for Ukraine after annexation

The heads of nine European NATO members on Sunday issued a joint statement backing a path to membership for Ukraine in the US-led security alliance, and calling on all 30 NATO nations to ramp up military aid for Kyiv.

‘SNL’ opens 48th season with a meta comment about its current condition
"Saturday Night Live" is back to making fun of its audience. The cold-open sketch in the show's 48th season premiere played to "SNL's" strengths — political humor, making fun of the Manning brothers and commenting on its own demise.

MATTHEW GILBERT

12 great TV show title sequences that stand out
Some of the best TV dramas open with slick and impressive title sequences that are more concerned with setting the mood than being literal. Here are a dozen standouts.

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Immigrants from Venezuela, Nicaragua, and Colombia waited on the sidewalk outside the Migrant Resource Center in San Antonio.

An island of acceptance in an ever-redder Texas: How San Antonio, a gateway for migrants, became a hunting ground for DeSantis

Locals say this hospitality toward outsiders is a longstanding tradition in the city, the first major metropolitan area that many crossing the US border with Mexico encounter.

Prison guards beat him and shattered his face. Eight years later, this formerly incarcerated man glimpses justice.
“There’s no accountability for bad behavior. And there’s no acceptance of responsibility,” attorney Robert Griffin said of the Massachusetts Department of Correction.

New MIT Museum glimpses the future and examines school’s past
The 56,000-square-foot museum, which opens this weekend, has scientific marvels, a monstrous "mermaid," and a message for the general public. "We want people to feel that this is their museum," says director John Durant.

innovation beat

Why a Boston sneaker design veteran and crypto entrepreneur are making NFT shoes
A shoe designer and a blockchain entrepreneur have teamed up to launch Endstate, a local startup that sells more than just sneakers.

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Culture & Lifestyle

An image from the title sequence of "Severance."

12 great TV show title sequences that stand out

The MIT Museum will open its new 56,000-square-foot, purpose-built home to the public on Oct. 2.

New MIT Museum glimpses the future and examines school’s past

An Airbnb rental in Danvers looks like the witches' cottage in "Hocus Pocus"

To celebrate ‘Hocus Pocus 2’ release, book a stay at ‘The Hocus Pocus Cottage’ in Danvers

The Topsfield Fair runs from Sept. 30-Oct. 10.

Things to do around Boston this weekend and beyond

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Welcome Back to Boston

Consider this our love letter to the city, a celebration of all it has to offer visitors and locals alike.

Top Spots to Live in Greater Boston in 2022

A guide to 36 Greater Boston communities where demand — and prices — are surging.

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

MBTA management and its most powerful union, the Boston Carmen’s Union Local 589, have been at odds for years over state efforts to put the T pension system — which is separate from the pension system for all other state workers — on a more sustainable financial footing.

A good start to fixing the off-the-rails MBTA pension system

In a series of photos provided by the Library of Congress, the American starter home has been a bungalow, a shotgun house, and a rowhouse. The economics of the housing market, and the local rules that shape it, have squeezed out entry-level homes.

Emerson Clauss III

The state can ease its housing problem by building more starter homes

Migrant families say farewell to local volunteers before boarding a bus that took them to the ferry, on Martha’s Vineyard in Edgartown, Mass. on Friday, Sept. 16. Migrants flown to Martha’s Vineyard by Florida’s Republican governor said that they had been misled about where they were being taken.

There’s already a blueprint for helping migrants. Let’s invest in it.

The author, her husband, and their four foster children enter the Edmund D. Edelman Children's Court in Monterey Park, Calif., for their adoption finalization hearing.

IDEAS | GEORGENE SMITH GOODIN

I love my children enough to wish I had never met them

Protesters shout slogans as they hold photos of Iranian Mahsa Amini during a protest outside the Iranian Embassy in Nicosia, Cyprus on Sept. 27. pm, T

Tara D. Sonenshine

The women of Iran need the world to protest with them

Four girls at an athletic field in Roxbury, at a recreational sporting event sponsored by La Alianza Hispana.

IDEAS | OMAR VEGA

Rarely seen snapshots of Latino Boston

Metro

Doughnut breakfast sandwich, selfies, ribbon-cuttings: Baker quietly taking local roads to exit

Unlike many of his predecessors, Governor Charlie Baker will leave office in January showing no appetite for national politics. His months have instead been drumbeat of groundbreakings, grant announcements, and small-town appearances.

NORTH KINGSTOWN SCHOOLS

Another former student accuses R.I. middle-school teacher of misconduct, abuse, and harassment

In an email for the boys who kept a log, she thanked them “for standing up for all of the students that didn’t have a voice. You are very brave for taking a stand against something you knew was wrong.”

Former State Police union boss Dana Pullman and former lobbyist Anne Lynch face trial for alleged kickback schemes

Dana Pullman's long-awaited trial gets underway in US District Court on charges that he took kickbacks totaling $41,250 from a union lobbyist and diverted thousands of dollars from the union for personal expenses.

New date set for canceled Post Malone concert at TD Garden

Originally scheduled for Saturday, Sept. 24, the new date of the concert is Monday, Oct. 10. Tickets purchased for the original concert date will be honored on the rescheduled date, TD Garden said.

Sports

Jack Jones celebrated his interception return for a touchdown in the second quarter with his teammates.

Patriots at Packers | 4:25 p.m. (CBS)

Live updates: Bailey Zappe throws first TD of his career to give Patriots 17-14 lead

We'll have updates from all the action as the Patriots take on the Packers in Green Bay.

Jack Jones celebrates his pick-six on Aaron Rodgers.

Watch: Patriots rookie defensive back Jack Jones did something only three other players have done to Aaron Rodgers

Jones, who is appearing in his second game for the Patriots, picked off Aaron Rodgers and ran it back for a touchdown.

Hull head coach Mike O'Donnell has relied on four-year starter Aidan Murphy to make the calls on his offensive line.

HIGH SCHOOL FOOTBALL NOTEBOOK

Senior Aidan Murphy is at the center of it all for undefeated Hull

A four-year starter at center, the senior captain has eased the transition for three new starters on the offensive line while racking up 69 tackles and an interception as a linebacker.

NASCAR PLAYOFFS

Chase Elliott advances in the NASCAR playoffs with a Talladega victory

Philadelphia defense shows no love to Jacksonville, piles up five turnovers to stay unbeaten

HS FOOTBALL | PLAYERS OF THE WEEK

EMass football: Javin Willis’ four TD passes for Wakefield highlight the Week 4 Players of the Week

Business

This is my fifth bear market. We’ll get through it.

With stock prices down 25 percent this year, perspective is important. So is planning and some luck.

Seaport’s new stock of hotels finally has the guests to fill them

A slate of summer events, groups traveling for in-house meetings, and a sustained boom in leisure travel ushered in a hectic season for Seaport hotels.

Biden pledge to make federal fleet electric faces slow start

Innovation economy

These people have the inside take on Boston’s tech scene

magazine

From left: Grade 9 students Dehlen Rabb, Marlon Benjamin, and Jose Jimenez.

THE GREAT DIVIDE

‘The Mary Lyon way’: A Boston inclusion school’s successful approach to re-engagement

Schools should teach the forgotten history of the Pledge of Allegiance

Why it’s time to stop leaving voice mail messages

The writer’s baby sitter, Miss Anderson, in 1957.

My baby sitter sent me into the woods to look for butterflies

metro

Nicholas loves hip-hop music and playing basketball.

Nicholas is very sensitive to the feelings of others

One mother’s healing walk brings marginalized communities together for environmental justice

Worcester man awarded $8 million for wrongful conviction

sports

Sox manager Alex Cora said his plan was to give first baseman Eric Hosmer one start in the three-game series against the Tampa Bay Rays.

Red Sox will activate Eric Hosmer for season’s final series

Baltimore gambles at goal line, and Buffalo becomes latest to pull massive comeback on Ravens

Patriots QB Brian Hoyer ruled out with head injury vs. Packers; rookie Bailey Zappe makes NFL debut

business

Stephanie Gertz said, “It’s a small issue, but the ‘wrong-ness’ of it is still bothering me."

Left by the side of the road by a Lyft driver and then charged for a pricey second ride

I finally biked to work. Was it worth it?

Backing Lindt, Swiss court orders Lidl to ‘destroy’ its chocolate bunnies

politics

Lawmakers depart from the U.S. Capitol Building on September 30, 2022 in Washington, DC.

Records from Trump WH staffers remain missing

Venezuela releases 7 jailed Americans; US frees 2 prisoners

Lawmakers confront a rise in threats and intimidation, and fear worse

Nation

President Biden listened during a tour at the Detroit Auto Show, Sept. 14 in Detroit. From left, Representative Debbie Dingell, Michigan Governor Gretchen Whitmer, Bill Ford, executive chairman of Ford Motor Company, Biden, and Ray Curry, president of the United Auto Workers.

Biden pledge to make federal fleet electric faces slow start

Fire damages Mark Wahlberg’s childhood home in Boston

Feds vow major aid for Hurricane Ian victims amid rescues

World

On Saturday, rescue workers removed remnants of a destroyed Russian rocket launcher on the outskirts of Izium, Ukraine. Russian forces withdrew from the strategic eastern city of Lyman on Saturday, a significant setback for Moscow just a day after President Vladimir Putin declared that the region where it lies was now part of Russia.

In Washington, Putin’s nuclear threats stir growing alarm

9 NATO members urge support for Ukraine after annexation

Brazil holds historic election with Lula against Bolsonaro

opinion

The author, her husband, and their four foster children enter the Edmund D. Edelman Children's Court in Monterey Park, Calif., for their adoption finalization hearing.

I love my children enough to wish I had never met them

There’s already a blueprint for helping migrants. Let’s invest in it.

Is Catholicism ... cool?

lifestyle

The Extraordinary Rendition Band, hailing from Providence, is one of 20 bands that will take to Davis Square for this year's HONK! Festival.

HONK! returns with a multi-day music extravaganza

I don’t think I can be friends with this ex

‘Portraits of Pride’ celebrates truth and love for LGBT History Month with new public art exhibition

food & dining

Kevin and Kathy Statia, of Ontario, Canada, take a photo in front of the Cheers sign on Friday, the 40th anniversary of the TV show's premiere.

‘Cheers’ fans clink glasses on 40th anniversary of the TV show’s premiere

Ballard’s Beach Resort ordered to remove canopies, tiki bar, stage, other structures by CRMC

It’s National Coffee Day. Here’s where you can find the deals.

travel

A couple walks along Menemsha Public Beach in Chilmark on Sept. 23, 2022.

A fondness for shoulder season

Keep that summer vibe going: 10 reasons to head to Martha’s Vineyard now

Where to find a workspace when you’re on vacation in the Berkshires

Arts

John Thomson, "Curio Shop," 1868–1872

When the camera has an imperial power

At Wellesley’s Davis Museum, a colonial misappropriation gets a 21st-century makeover

Sofía Córdova eyes the other side of apocalypse

Books

A brief era of brutality and change in ‘American Midnight’

Linda Ronstadt can’t stand ‘boring writing’

On the shimmering border between truth and fiction

Movies

Luke Macfarlane (left) and Billy Eichner in a scene from "Bros."

When Bobby met Aaron: ‘Bros’ is a meet cute that hits the mark

‘The Greatest Beer Run Ever’: It’s a strange brew

In new Sinead O’Connor documentary, no one compares 2 her

Television

Kevin and Kathy Statia, of Ontario, Canada, take a photo in front of the Cheers sign on Friday, the 40th anniversary of the TV show's premiere.

‘Cheers’ fans clink glasses on 40th anniversary of the TV show’s premiere

Untitled upcoming NBC show has local ties

12 great TV show title sequences that stand out

music

Lizzo in concert at TD Garden Friday.

Love is all around Lizzo at TD Garden show

Death Cab for Cutie’s Ben Gibbard is feeling anxious for all of us

Wang joins BSO to tackle (and record) Shostakovich piano concertos

Theater/Dance

Maria Hendricks rehearses a scene from "Dracula: A feminist revenge fantasy, really" at Umbrella Stage Company in Concord. Hendricks plays Dr. Van Helsing.

A feminist take on ‘Dracula’ that bites back

Steve Sweeney opens a cozy comedy club in Quincy

With a few clanks, ‘Ada and the Engine’ offers an eye-opening ride through computer history

globe local

Cyclists from the Charles River Wheelers along the Battle Road Trail in Lincoln. The group is among many taking their bikes off the road and onto gravel paths as a safer alternative to street riding.

The asphalt exodus: Bicyclists and runners turn to gravel trails as a safer way to ride and run

The Argument: Should Massachusetts impose an additional tax on income above $1 million?

Discovering there’s no quit on the volleyball court

Obituaries

Mr. Bussard played blues on his guitar in his home in April.

Joe Bussard, obsessive collector of rare records, dies at 86

Coolio, ‘Gangsta’s Paradise’ rapper, dies at 59

Hilaree Nelson, 49, top ski mountaineer, is dead in Nepal avalanche