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Environmental activists stood atop a hill in a clear-cut section of the Green Mountain National Forest’s Robinson Integrated Resource Project.

In Vermont, a call to end logging in the Green Mountain National Forest

Environmental groups have long battled the timber industry over the sanctity of national forests, but the stakes in those perennial battles have risen in recent years.

Medical marijuana for kids? These moms sought it out — and say any parent would have done the same
In Massachusetts, 45 minors have received permission from state regulators to legally consume medical cannabis, after getting the required recommendations from both a pediatrician and another doctor.

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Heartening US performance against England leaves expected task: Beat Iran, or go home
While the US were content with a deadlock against the world No. 5 English on Friday, they were going for the victory much of the match because they believed they could get it.

United States men’s soccer team plays England to 0-0 draw in World Cup Live World Cup updates: See the scores of every match, and check out today’s schedule

Former USA player Alexi Lalas has been a Fox Soccer commentator for several years.

Alexi Lalas suggested USMNT ‘plant that American flag’ against England at World Cup. It didn’t go over well.

Fox Sports soccer analyst Alexi Lalas's speech ahead of the USA vs. England World Cup match got watchers fired up, just not in the way he intended.

Biden’s plan to forgive student debt is on hold. That puts borrowers in limbo.

Six lawsuits have challenged the executive order to cancel up to $20,000 in student debt, and the rollout is currently on hold.

In a shortened Georgia Senate sprint, candidates court split-ticket voters

As the campaigns sprint to the Dec. 6 runoff election, the split-ticket voters are emerging as a rare pool of individuals who could actually be up for grabs, in a race where no further voter registration is permitted.

In all, 27 votes separate two Mass. House races, further endangering the state’s shrinking GOP

Candidates for state representative in the Nashoba Valley and on the North Shore have filed for district-wide recounts in their races, where a handful of votes separate each of them them in districts that have long been held by Republicans.

Salve Regina University mourns student athlete fatally injured in N.H. rollover crash

Drew Ceppetelli, of Barrington, N.H., a member of the Class of 2023 and the university’s softball team, died hours after the crash early Thanksgiving morning.

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Celtics’ bench turns the tide on Kings as third-quarter run leads to blowout win
Coach Joe Mazzulla dug deep into his bench and the response was a 16-0 run to end the third period, sparked by an angry Jayson Tatum and Payton Pritchard.

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Jaylen Brown’s actions are in conflict with his words, and other thoughts

Yes, these ER doctors are twins
A look at Dr. Randy Kring and his twin brother, Dr. Ryan Kring, as they worked overlapping shifts in the emergency department at Emerson Health.

A statue of Mickey Mouse with lobster claws is displayed at the Concepts shoe store on Newbury Street.

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This 6-foot-tall statue of Mickey Mouse with lobster claws for hands finally made it back to Boston

The 700-pound statue vanished from Boston two decades ago. But an employee from the shoe store Concepts tracked it down.

The Springs Motel in the Berkshires. The motel was the subject of the makeover show "Inn the Works."

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Despite a reality TV makeover, this Berkshires motel is not quite ready for its close-up

The Magnolia Network show "Inn the Works" followed Lindsey Kurowski as she renovated a 1959 motor lodge from an eyesore to a polished jewel. At least, that’s the way it looked on TV.

Tiffany Haddish and John Early in "The Afterparty."

A baker’s dozen of shows to binge during the holiday weekend

It’s time to give thanks — for the good and great shows TV has to offer. These series — some dramas, some comedies, a couple of whodunits — might be just the thing to fill downtime after your company leaves.

Movie Reviews

From left: Paul Dano, Mateo Zoryan Francis-DeFord, and Michelle Williams in a scene from "The Fabelmans."

Steven Spielberg makes a ‘Spielberg movie’ about Steven Spielberg — and it soars

From left: Edward Norton, Madelyn Cline, Kathryn Hahn, Dave Bautista, Leslie Odom Jr., Jessica Henwick, Kate Hudson, Janelle Monáe, and Daniel Craig in a scene from "Glass Onion: A Knives Out Mystery."

Daniel Craig returns as a Southern sleuth in ‘Glass Onion,’ set in Greece

Jonathan Majors, left, and Glen Powell in a scene from "Devotion."

‘Devotion’ is an interracial friendship story that flies

From left: Amy Adams as Giselle, Sofia (played by Mila and Lara Jackson), Gabriella Baldacchino as Morgan, and Patrick Dempsey as Robert in Disney's live-action "Disenchanted," on Disney+.

Amy Adams heads to the ’burbs in ‘Disenchanted’

Opinion

A police officer left the station on Nov. 9 in Blackstone. A former University of Massachusetts Dartmouth police officer accused of groping a female student was hired by the police department in Blackstone. He is assigned to investigate sexual assaults.

Ridding police of bad actors a work in progress

POST Commission takes first steps on a long and winding road to reform.

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The world can’t recycle its way out of the plastics crisis

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Supreme Court wining, dining, and leaking no light matter

Want to make it ‘top secret’? Pay top dollar.

Hello, darkness, my new friend

An engraving portrait of poet Phillis Wheatley Peters, circa 1773.

The Emancipator

Poetry and the struggle for justice

Early American abolitionists used the storytelling artistry of poetry as a way to dismantle White supremacist thinking. Paul Lewis dissects an 1820 poem published in the original Emancipator called “Far in a gloomy desart, waste and wild.”

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Opinion, ideas, and commentary

Superintendent Mary Skipper during an October retreat at the headquarters of Boston Public Schools in the Bolling Building. It was the first in-person School Committee gathering since the start of the COVID-19 pandemic.

Special-needs bias at BPS cries out for independent oversight

International flags hung in a main hallway at York County School of Technology in York, Pa., in 2017. The flags represent the diversity of the students' heritage at the school.

Creating classrooms that draw on immigrants’ skills

Orly Lobel, author of "The Equality Machine: Harnessing Digital Technology for a Brighter, More Inclusive Future."

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Is digital privacy overrated?

Logan O'Connor, of the Colorado Avalanche, fought with Ross Colton, of the Tampa Bay Lightning, during the third period in Game 3 of the 2022 NHL Stanley Cup Final at Amalie Arena on June 20 in Tampa.

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Ban fighting in the NHL

Photos of the victims of a mass shooting at Club Q in Colorado Springs, Colo. are displayed at a makeshift memorial outside the club. On Nov. 19, a man carrying a handgun and an assault-style rifle opened fire inside the LGBTQ+ club and killed 5 people.

Assault weapons bans work. More states should try them.

The author and his son, Misha, last February.

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Suspect arrested in fatal Lowell shooting

Rafael Garcia-Rey, 21, is facing charges for the death of Odogwu Ganobi, 26, of Lowell, whom he allegedly shot following a verbal altercation over a traffic dispute on Nov. 15, officials said.

Veteran, cancer survivor from South Boston competes in military Warrior Games

The Warrior Games is an annual sports competition for wounded, ill, and injured active-duty and veteran US military service members.

Ex-Lasell Village chief wants to extend its intergenerational living and learning model

Anne Doyle, who stepped down as president of Lasell Village in Newton at the end of October, is planning an effort to link universities and retirement communities nationally and globally.

In all, 27 votes separate two Mass. House races, further endangering the state’s shrinking GOP

Candidates for state representative in the Nashoba Valley and on the North Shore have filed for district-wide recounts in their races, where a handful of votes separate each of them them in districts that have long been held by Republicans.

Sports

Derrick White scored 16 points as the Celtics pulled away from Sacramento late in the third period.

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Celtics’ bench turns the tide on Kings as third-quarter run leads to blowout win

Coach Joe Mazzulla dug deep into his bench and the response was a 16-0 run to end the third period, sparked by an angry Jayson Tatum and Payton Pritchard.

Captain Patrice Bergeron recognized the crowd for a standing ovation to celebrate his 1,000th point, scored Monday in Tampa.

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Bashful Patrice Bergeron grateful for standing ovation celebrating 1,000 points

Only three others have scored 1,000 points with the Black and Gold, a group that includes Ray Bourque (1,506), John Bucyk (1,339), and Phil Esposito (1,012).

David Pastrnak celebrates his overtime winner in front of a raucous Garden crowd.

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Bruins improve to 12-0 at home — setting an NHL record — with overtime win

The afternoon of history-making was somewhat diminished, however, when the Bruins lost No. 1 goalie Linus Ullmark to injury.

Linus Ullmark departs Bruins victory injured, but team confident star netminder is OK

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Joe Mazzulla cuts down on practices as Celtics work through hectic portion of schedule

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Heartening US performance against England leaves expected task: Beat Iran, or go home

Business

Macao awards casino licenses to MGM, Sands, Wynn, 3 others

Macao has tentatively renewed the casino licenses of MGM Resorts, Las Vegas Sands, Wynn Resorts and three Chinese rivals after they promised to help diversify its economy by investing in non-gambling attractions, the government said Saturday.

Musk says he’d back DeSantis for president if he makes 2024 run

Elon Musk’s expression of support comes as many party leaders, including onetime Trump allies, have been talking up Ron DeSantis as a more desirable standard bearer than the former president in the next election.

Biden’s plan to forgive student debt is on hold. That puts borrowers in limbo.

Musk plans Twitter check mark feature again, this time with more colors

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10 hacks for the perfect Disney World vacation

How to find a New England ski adventure that’s just right for you

This week's daters: Ben and Garabed

Dinner with Cupid

Blind date: ‘He moved to a new city and proceeded to join every sports league you can imagine’

Romanian Pork and White Bean Soup With Vinegar and Caraway (Ciorba de Porc) accompanied by pickled red onions.

Recipes: Boost your stock with a Romanian white bean soup, Basque-style leek soup, and more

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Dr. Randy Kring (left) stopped by the back room where his twin brother, Dr. Ryan Kring, was working to give him the results of an ultrasound test that had been brought to him instead of his brother as the identical twins worked overlapping shifts in the emergency department at Emerson Health.

Yes, these ER doctors are twins

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Salve Regina University mourns student athlete fatally injured in N.H. rollover crash

sports

Von Miller beat Lions lineman Penei Sewell early in Thursday's game, but the Bills' pass rusher was out of the game by halftime with a knee injury.

Reports say no ACL tear for Von Miller, but Bills rule pass rusher out for game against the Patriots

Thanksgiving leftovers: Lynn Classical’s Brian Vaughan Jr. and Winthrop’s Robert Noonan made painstaking returns to the gridiron

Differing paths of Ohio State QB C.J. Stroud, Michigan’s J.J. McCarthy lead to The Game

business

Scenes from the South Shore Plaza mall on Black Friday 2022.

Inflation hovers over shoppers seeking deals on Black Friday

Boston knitwear brand lands NFL licensing deal

This holiday season, the poor buckle under inflation as the rich spend

politics

Ron DeSantis, Governor of Florida.

Musk says he’d back DeSantis for president if he makes 2024 run

In a shortened Georgia Senate sprint, candidates court split-ticket voters

The expanded child tax credit is gone. The battle over it remains.

Nation

Zion National Park near Springdale, Utah.

Woman dies on hike in Utah’s Zion Park, husband rescued

Walmart shooter left ‘death note,’ bought gun day of killing

Trump’s latest dinner guest: Nick Fuentes, white supremacist

World

Nancy Faeser, Federal Minister of the Interior and Home Affairs talks to members of the press in Emden, Germany, on Nov. 26.

German government seeks to ease rules for naturalization

Ukraine works to restore water, power after Russian strikes

Macao awards casino licenses to MGM, Sands, Wynn, 3 others

opinion

Superintendent Mary Skipper during an October retreat at the headquarters of Boston Public Schools in the Bolling Building. It was the first in-person School Committee gathering since the start of the COVID-19 pandemic.

Special-needs bias at BPS cries out for independent oversight

Meat producers’ overuse of antibiotics is unhealthy

A plea, a shout, alas, a reiteration over mass shootings

lifestyle

Does anyone really change?

Tight security at the Macy’s Thanksgiving Day Parade this year, police say

This Boston-based party planner was behind Naomi Biden’s White House wedding

food & dining

Hill Farm by Sagra is a 50-acre sustainable farm, restaurant, and boutique inn situated along the Battenkill River in Vermont’s Equinox Mountain Valley.

Farm-to-table-to-bed in Vermont, ski resort deals, and California dreaming

A woman made chili for neighbors — and outrage ensued. Was she wrong?

This Martha’s Vineyard inn owner cooks the ‘best breakfast in the US’ — with no culinary training

travel

Weston Backcountry, also a leader in offering scholarships for women and underrepresented groups (and supporting backcountry safety and education, in general), has released its first women’s-specific swallowtail snowboard, The Revel, available in 143, 148, and 153 cm.

New winter sports gear worth checking out

Despite a reality TV makeover, this Berkshires motel is not quite ready for its close-up

Holiday splendor in the Brandywine Valley

Arts

Edward Hopper, "Manhattan Bridge Loop," 1928. Oil on canvas. Gift of Stephen C. Clark, Esq.

In ‘Edward Hopper’s New York,’ a city and artist forever entwined

At Yale, Fazal Sheikh exposes the elements in every sense

Looking back at an experiment in looking and learning at MIT

Books

Do not go gentle

A new study of John Singer Sargent views the painter through a 21st century lens

Netflix and poetry in Darryl Pinckney’s post-pandemic literary life

Movies

From left: Gabriel LaBelle, Michelle Williams, Paul Dano, Keeley Karsten, Julia Butters, and Sophia Kopera in "The Fabelmans."

With ‘The Fabelmans,’ Spielberg joins the club of filmmakers mining their early years for the movies

‘Devotion’ is an interracial friendship story that flies

Famed ‘Goonies’ house for sale in coastal Astoria, Oregon

Television

Extras on the set of “The Chosen” in Midlothian, Texas, on June 8, 2022.

‘The Chosen’ makes Jesus Christ into a streaming star

AMC’s ‘Invitation to a Bonfire’ has been filming in New Bedford

Expect trials, tribulations from anthology series ‘Accused’

music

Haitian star Emeline Michel performs Sunday at Vincent's Nightclub in Randolph.

During Thanksgiving week, a bounty of Haitian music

Tedeschi Trucks’ 2022 tally: four albums, four films, four nights in Boston

Wilko Johnson, British guitarist of Dr. Feelgood, dies at 75

Theater/Dance

A pedestrian, whose reflection is captured in a window, passes under the marquee at the Emerson Paramount Center. ArtsEmerson, which stages some of its shows at the theater, says its attendance this season is below pre-pandemic levels.

At many Boston-area theaters, audiences haven’t staged a comeback

Not ready for the seasonal influx of holiday theater? Try these 4 shows.

Kyle Abraham’s ‘Requiem’ is a journey toward rebirth

globe local

Delaney Supple, left, and Sylvie Lammert have a laugh as they hike at Houghton's Pond in Milton. Waypoint Adventures offers year-round programs like hiking, rock climbing, paddling, cycling, and cross-country skiing.

NO LIMITS: Waypoint Adventure gives students with physical and emotional challenges real-life experiences outdoors

The Argument: Should the state require later start times for all middle and high schools?

‘To do nothing is not an option:’ In Brookline, controversy grows over future of aging public ice rink

Obituaries

A photo provided by Barbara Vinick, via Kulane shows Harriet Bograd, a mentor to Jewish communities worldwide, at Hadassah Primary School in Uganda on Jan. 17, 2011.

Harriet Bograd, 79, dies; mentor to Jewish communities around the world

Ellen Wittlinger, award-winning young adult author who included LGBTQ protagonists, dies at 74

Edward C. Prescott, 81, dies; received Nobel for studying business cycles