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Maine gunman’s ex-wife, son warned authorities in May he was hearing voices, had arsenal of guns, documents show

New details revealed documented concerns about Robert Card’s mental health and access to weapons. Authorities said they issued alerts about him and tried to locate him.

Timeline: Warnings, reports made on Maine shooter ahead of attack New revelations move shooting investigation forward See our complete coverage of the Lewiston, Maine shootings

Heather Bailey and her daughter, Ollie, 13, attended a candlelight vigil honoring shooting victims at Worumbo Park in Lisbon Falls, Maine.

Read the documents detailing warnings about the shooter

The Lisbon, Maine, recycling plant where the body of gunman Robert Card was found. He was wanted in the mass shootings that killed 18 people in Lewiston.

5 things to know about the Lewiston, Maine, shooter

On Oct. 26, police stood in the parking lot of Schemengees Bar and Grille, the scene of a mass shooting in Lewiston on Oct. 25.

Scrutiny falls on Maine’s unique ‘yellow flag’ law

Members of the deaf and hearing -mpaired community gathered to mourn the loss of Lewiston shooting victim Steve Vozzella during a prayer vigil held at Town Line Luxury Lanes in Malden on Monday.

Family, friends remember deaf Malden bowler slain in attacks

Israeli forces battle Hamas around Gaza City, as military says 800,000 have fled south
More than half the territory's 2.3 million Palestinians have fled their homes, with hundreds of thousands sheltering in packed UN-run schools-turned-shelters or in hospitals alongside thousands of wounded patients.

Biden’s Cabinet secretaries pushing a divided Congress to send aid to Israel and Ukraine

A crowd gathered to support six Jewish protesters who were stopped while trying to get to Senator Elizabeth Warren’s office where they had planned to stage a sit-in and “call for US action to prevent genocide in Gaza.” Boston Worker's Circle, a Jewish social justice organization, resigned Tuesday from the Jewish Community Relations Council of Greater Boston after backlash for attending the rally, which was co-sponsored by anti-Zionist group Jewish Voice for Peace.

Jewish social justice group resigns from Greater Boston Jewish council over rally with anti-Zionist group

‘We’ve run out of drinking water’: Medway family describes increasingly dire situation in Gaza as war escalates

Providence councilman says he was fired from R.I. governor’s office for pro-Palestinian views

THE GREAT DIVIDE

Eight members of BPS’s English Learners task force resign in protest of district inclusion plan

In a letter to Mayor Michelle Wu and Superintendent Mary Skipper, the resigning task force members said the district’s plan to integrate English learners into general education classrooms will lead to worse outcomes.

Over student and teacher objections, Everett School Committee places embattled superintendent on leave

The 7 to 3 vote effectively ends Superintendent Priya Tahiliani's tenure with the district.

How Trump’s verbal slips could weaken his attacks on Biden’s age

One of Donald Trump’s new comedic bits at his rallies features him impersonating the current commander in chief with an over-the-top caricature mocking President Biden’s age.

Super PAC backing DeSantis said it was a ‘two-person race’ against Trump. Now it’s targeting Haley.

Colorado police say heavily armed man killed himself instead of attacking amusement park
The man's body was discovered in the bathroom of a mountaintop amusement park in Colorado with the words “I am not a killer” scrawled on the wall nearby, authorities said.

shirley leung

As Harvard feels the heat from donors, how much influence should they have on campus?

Healey, promising more compassion, overhauls state’s guidelines for pardons, commutations

The stars of "Friends," from left, David Schwimmer, Lisa Kudrow, Matthew Perry, Courteney Cox, Jennifer Aniston, and Matt LeBlanc, pose after winning outstanding comedy series at the 54th Annual Primetime Emmy Awards on Sept. 22, 2002, Los Angeles.

‘Friends’ cast mourns death of Matthew Perry

Bold Types | For Panera and Au Bon Pain co-founder Ron Shaich, a third act comes naturally

The Brookline-based restaurateur is aiming to nurture the next generation of fast casual restaurants. ( Producer & Editor: Anush Elbakyan, Producer & Reporter: Janelle Nanos, Camera & Editing: Chaney Carlson-Bullock Mikayla Litevich )

For Panera and Au Bon Pain co-founder Ron Shaich, a third act comes naturally

The Brookline-based restaurateur is figuring out how to help the best existing restaurants survive in what has become an increasingly difficult climate to hang on.

CHESTO MEANS BUSINESS

Like clockwork, it’s time to debate daylight saving time again
The twice-annual debate over what time zone Massachusetts should be in has been revived anew.

dan shaughnessy

This World Series threatens to take apathy toward baseball to an even lower level
Baseball seems to be sliding off the grid of relevance anyway, and Rangers vs. Diamondbacks isn’t going to help.

Peter Abraham: Concerning injuries to Max Scherzer and Adolis García took luster off the Rangers’ Game 3 win

In five seasons with Washington, Montez Sweat has collected 35.5 sacks, 47 tackles for loss, and nine forced fumbles.

live updates

Tracking all the player moves ahead of Tuesday’s NFL trade deadline

The NFL trade deadline is Tuesday at 4 p.m.

Is a $500 bottle of whiskey from Nantucket worth it?

This fall, Cisco Brewer’s distillery, Triple Eight, is releasing the largest inventory of its award-winning whiskey, The Notch.

What She's Having: At The Restaurant in Woburn, cracking eggs and jokes

Opinion

Governor Maura Healey, left, applauds as Terrance Williams, center, faces reporters during a news conference in June. Healey recommended pardons for seven individuals, including Williams, who was found delinquent of assault and battery with a dangerous weapon in 1984 at age 15 when he got into an altercation with a friend.

EDITORIAL

Governor Healey adds equity, fairness to her clemency priorities

Historic new rules provide renewed hope for second chances in a long-stagnant system.

JOAN VENNOCHI

Representative Jared Golden’s reversal on assault weapons took courage

Andrew Bacevich

Is the US an ‘indispensable nation’ or reckless and misguided?

IDEAS | DOUG SMITH

The last thing my father told me

EDITORIAL

In defense of Halloween

Carla Brodley at the Interdisciplinary Science and Engineering Complex at Northeastern University in October.

Women & Power 2023

Where are the women in tech and AI?

We need to bring more diverse brains and perspectives into computing, because the algorithms that power AI reflect those who create them.

Cailee Spaeny as Priscilla Presley and Jacob Elordi as Elvis Presley in Sofia Coppola’s "Priscilla."

Odie Henderson review | ★1/2

Elvis is the devil in disguise in ‘Priscilla’

Sofia Coppola’s bland biopic strands Jacob Elordi and Cailee Spaeny in one-dimensional roles as Elvis and Priscilla Presley.

Arna DiMambro Lewis, who has long COVID, is one of the patient advocates who has been organizing a Nov. 6 event at Dartmouth to bring together experts from around the country. She has been forced her to make significant changes to her lifestyle because of her symptoms. She used to do yoga and hike, activities she can no longer do.

Long COVID patients aim to educate doctors about their disease

Patients and patient advocates in New Hampshire will bring together experts from around the country at a symposium at Dartmouth in November.

Happy Halloween, and may all the candy bars in your bucket be full-size.

DEVRA FIRST

These are the best and worst candies of Halloween

Trick-or-treating forecast: Clear and chilly tonight Taylor Swift Halloween theme draws visitors to Beacon Hill home

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Matt Poitras will stay with Bruins instead of going back to his junior team
The team had to make a decision after the 19-year-old rookie's ninth game, and coach Jim Montgomery said simply, "He belongs."

Eli Lilly to pay Beam up to $600 million for DNA-editing tech
The deal gives Cambridge-based Beam a much-needed cash infusion as challenges beset the biotech industry amid the fading pandemic.

‘It’s smoooooth’: Riders, drivers rejoice as stretch of Red Line and Mattapan Trolley speed up after shutdown

Riders who have endured excruciatingly slow train and shuttle bus service in recent months were greeted Monday with a speedier commute as the MBTA reopened the lines between JFK/UMass and Mattapan stations after a 16-day shutdown.

We Found Love | Love Letters

‘He gave me a choice and I made my choice’
“We Found Love,” is a Love Letters podcast miniseries about women who are in romantic relationships with men in Massachusetts prisons. Listen to episode 2.

AS I SEE IT | STAN GROSSFELD

Finding the center
“As I See It,” a new weekly photo column by Pulitzer Prize winner Stan Grossfeld, brings the stories of New England to Globe readers. This week Grossfeld helps guide us through the Labyrinth at the Armenian Heritage Park.

In District 7 City Council race, an incumbent faces off with a familiar name on the ballot
Ahead of the Nov. 7 Boston City Council election, the two District 7 candidates face a significant gap in funding and votes in the Sept. 12 preliminary election.

Mary Logue, 90, surrounded by her four of her six grandkids — Brendan (top left), Amanda (top right), Catherine (bottom left), James (bottom right) — on the front stoop of the Dartmouth Street house.

Beyond the Gilded Gate

One house, one family, and the fading dream of homeownership

Within 100 years, a Watertown family has watched the seams of the American Dream coming apart — one stitch, one generation at a time.

Tell us your family’s Greater Boston homeownership story

Explore the project

Another downtown office building sells at a sizable loss

City Realty Group last week said it has acquired a nine-story Leather District office building for $11 million, little more than half what the property last sold for in 2015.

With Mass. shelters nearing state-imposed capacity, questions and legal challenge cloud Healey’s plans
State officials said they plan to begin pushing those seeking emergency shelter to a waiting list once the system reaches 7,500 families, which they warn could happen “imminently.”

Corporate signs are proliferating on Boston office towers. Here’s why.
HarbourVest has joined a growing list of corporate names that now grace Boston’s skyline: Foundation Medicine, CarGurus, Eli Lilly, State Street, Whoop, MassMutual.

The Salem Witch Museum was named the world’s No. 2 tourist trap. Let’s pay a visit.
A USA Today analysis of online reviews slammed the Witch City destination in an examination of the top 500 tourist attractions in the world.

Culture & Lifestyle

On her ‘Woo Woo’ podcast, Rachel Dratch’s guests give her the creeps

Nick Lowe & Los Straitjackets kick off their US tour at Brighton Music Hall on Wednesday.

Nick Lowe on Christmas music, his masked accomplices, and why he had to change his tune

Buffy Sainte-Marie celebrates her Juno for Indigenous Music Album of the Year at the Juno Gala Dinner and Awards show March, 24, 2018, in Vancouver, British Columbia.

CBC report questions singer Buffy Sainte-Marie’s claims of Indigenous heritage

Brazil's Grupo Corpo performed "Gil Refazendo," choreographed by Rodrigo Pederneiras

Grupo Corpo brings Brazil back to the Shubert

Special Projects

Boston thrives off the dreams of young people. But can they make it here?

Baby boomers and Gen Xers benefited from economic conditions that do not exist for millennials. And by many measures, the path ahead for Gen Z is even more fraught.

Boston, MA—12/14/2022 - Commuters wait for the T to arrive at Ruggles Station. (Jessica Rinaldi/Globe Staff)

Boston doesn’t work if the T doesn’t work

With the MBTA engulfed by issues, everyday riders are feeling the pain.

Brittany Tee, Soomaiiah Quraiishi, and Reina Morales Rojas are among thousands of people thought to be missing from Massachusetts.

How the missing become the uncounted

Inside the government’s flawed approach to finding missing persons.

Two Weeks in America

We sent a dozen journalists on the road across this complex country. They found it’s better than you think.

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Opinion, ideas, and commentary

Homes on Martha's Vineyard in Oak Bluffs.

EDITORIAL

Transfer tax would give communities one more weapon in the housing battle

The national debt was $32 trillion when it was displayed on this bus shelter in Washington, D.C., in July.

IDEAS | DAVID SCHARFENBERG

The deficit has doubled — to $2 trillion. This economist says worrying about it is silly.

A sign told Lewiston residents to shelter in place after a gunman opened fire in two businesses, killing 18 people, the night before, in Lewiston, Maine on Thursday, Oct. 26.

Kris Brown

Scapegoating mental illness is ineffective in preventing mass shootings

Henry Santana, an at-large candidate for Boston City Council, posed for a portrait on Oct. 4 at the Alice H. Taylor Apartments, where he grew up.

MARCELA GARCÍA

The compelling candidacy of City Council candidate Henry Santana

Family, friends, and members of the community gathered at the funeral of Samantha Woll, the president of the Isaac Agree Downtown Synagogue, at Hebrew Memorial Chapel in Oak Park, Mich., on Oct. 22.

RENÉE GRAHAM

Not a hate crime, but still an act of hate

A dog named Ducky demonstrated FluentPet's communication buttons during the Pepcom Digital Experience before the CES tech show in January.

IDEAS | Linda Rodriguez McRobbie

If your dog could speak, would you like what it said?

Metro

Over student and teacher objections, Everett School Committee places embattled superintendent on leave

The 7 to 3 vote effectively ends Superintendent Priya Tahiliani's tenure with the district.

Newly released documents detail timeline ahead of Lewiston, Maine, shootings

In the months before the worst mass shooting in Maine’s history, family and colleagues of gunman Robert R. Card II, along with Army Reserve officials, reported concerns on numerous occasions about his mental status and ready access to guns.

5 things to know about the gunman in the months leading up to Maine shootings

Documents from the Sagadahoc County Sheriff’s office provide key details about Robert Card and the apparent deterioration of his mental health.

THE GREAT DIVIDE

Eight members of BPS’s English Learners task force resign in protest of district inclusion plan

Sports

live updates

Tracking all the player moves ahead of Tuesday’s NFL trade deadline

The NFL trade deadline is Tuesday at 4 p.m.

Fielding Mayhugh and Weston have put together an impressive run in the lead up to the Division 3 tournament.

Favorites, sleepers, and players to watch for the state girls’ volleyball tournament, Divisions 1-5

From Newton North to Bourne and Ipswich, and west to the Berkshires, what is the road to the finals at Worcester State?

Rookie center Matt Poitras impressed enough in his first few games in the NHL to lock down a roster spot.

Bruins

Matt Poitras will stay with Bruins instead of going back to his junior team

The team had to make a decision after the 19-year-old rookie's ninth game, and coach Jim Montgomery said simply, "He belongs."

world cup

Saudi Arabia likely to host 2034 World Cup after Australia decides not to bid for soccer showcase

NBA

James Harden gets his wish as 76ers trade him to Clippers in multi-player deal

men's college hockey notebook

Hockey East freshmen already are showing a lot of class, and other takeaways from this weekend‘s action

Business

For Panera and Au Bon Pain co-founder Ron Shaich, a third act comes naturally

The Brookline-based restaurateur is figuring out how to help the best existing restaurants survive in what has become an increasingly difficult climate to hang on.

Women & Power 2023

Where are the women in tech and AI?

We need to bring more diverse brains and perspectives into computing, because the algorithms that power AI reflect those who create them.

Bold Types | For Panera and Au Bon Pain co-founder Ron Shaich, a third act comes naturally

Eli Lilly to pay Beam up to $600 million for DNA-editing tech

magazine

Globe Magazine

Vampire panic gripped New England in the 1800s. The real evil was in the air.

Celebrate all things water at the two-day Evaporate Live Art Festival, held at the Waterworks Museum.

Your Week Ahead

Five things to do around Boston, Oct. 30-Nov. 5

CONNECTIONS

The day I grew to really appreciate my son started with a Disney tantrum — mine

Globe Magazine

One family scammed the lottery for $20 million. Then their luck ran out.

metro

A drunken noodle dish with Thai tea at Thai Lan Xang, a new Lao restaurant at 1573 Plainfield Pike in Johnston, R.I.

The savory flavors of Laos in R.I.: Three restaurants serving traditional Lao cuisine

Healey, promising more compassion, overhauls state’s guidelines for pardons, commutations

Long COVID patients aim to educate doctors about their disease

sports

Cam LaGrassa (right) and St. John's Prep are the top seed in the Division 1 high school football playoffs.

Previewing the Massachusetts high school football playoffs, division by division

This World Series threatens to take apathy toward baseball to an even lower level

Patriots mailbag: A decisive loss in Miami brings out the critics again

business

Like clockwork, it’s time to debate daylight saving time again

Coffee has a serious carbon footprint. One R.I. brand is trying to do things differently.

US regulators sue SolarWinds and its security chief for alleged cyber neglect ahead of Russian hack

politics

Biden’s Cabinet secretaries pushing a divided Congress to send aid to Israel and Ukraine

Super PAC backing DeSantis said it was a ‘two-person race’ against Trump. Now it’s targeting Haley.

Biden administration is moving toward a narrower student loan relief targeting groups of borrowers

Nation

Francis Lopez douses flames with a bucket of water as a wildfire called the Highland Fire burns through his property in Aguanga, Calif., on Oct. 30.

Southern California wildfire prompts evacuation order for thousands as Santa Ana winds fuel flames

Colorado police say heavily armed man killed himself instead of attacking amusement park

Last operating US prison ship, a grim vestige of mass incarceration, set to close in NYC

World

Palestinians leave their homes following Israeli bombardment on Gaza City, on Oct. 30.

Israeli forces battle Hamas around Gaza City, as military says 800,000 have fled south

UN agency in Gaza says urgent cease-fire is `matter of life and death’ for millions of Palestinians

Israel pushes deeper into Gaza and frees Hamas captive; Netanyahu rejects calls for cease-fire

opinion

The deficit has doubled — to $2 trillion. This economist says worrying about it is silly.

Put an end to school shootings and then students can put away their phones

Mass. needs to get a grip on single-use plastic waste

lifestyle

A Halloween-themed Taylor Swift display on Beacon Hill.

Taylor Swift Halloween theme draws visitors to Beacon Hill home

Epoch Preservation uses artistry and attention to detail to bring historical gravestones back to life

Panethnic Pourovers, an AAPI-focused café library offering furikake bagels and translation services, opens in Quincy

food & dining

The first three issues of Full Pour, the new Connecticut-based drinks magazine published by Lauren Buzzeo, a former senior editor at Wine Enthusiast magazine.

Cheers to Full Pour, a new print magazine devoted to drinks of all kinds

Turkish coffee (and the space to enjoy it) at Sip of Joy Cafe & Bakery in the South End

Spruce up your holiday cheese board with a little know-how from spice school

travel

Tourists take in the view at Grindelwald First in the Swiss Alps.

Our travel writer has found a new favorite destination, and it’s in Switzerland

Feeling down? Welcome to the ‘happy place’ of the happiest people in the world

Brian Regan on his ‘adequate comedy,’ Germany’s coolness, and his love of swim-up bars

Arts

Crystalle Lacouture, "Blue Mask," oil on canvas, from "Evening’s Evening" at Praise Shadows Art Gallery.

Crystalle Lacouture centers loss and care at Praise Shadows Art Gallery

At the ICA, a vital view into the Boston art scene

Robert Irwin, artist of fleeting light and space, is dead at 95

Books

Mary Beard and her book “Emperor of Rome.”

Mary Beard tells us what work by Seneca we’ve been sleeping on

Superfan or dilettante?

New poetry collection captures stillness in motion; local press celebrates author, fall book lineup; new collection by local poet examines joy and healing

Maine gunman’s ex-wife, son warned authorities in May he was hearing voices, had arsenal of guns, documents show

Read the documents detailing warnings about the shooter

5 things to know about the Lewiston, Maine, shooter

Scrutiny falls on Maine’s unique ‘yellow flag’ law

Family, friends remember deaf Malden bowler slain in attacks

Jewish social justice group resigns from Greater Boston Jewish council over rally with anti-Zionist group

‘We’ve run out of drinking water’: Medway family describes increasingly dire situation in Gaza as war escalates

Providence councilman says he was fired from R.I. governor’s office for pro-Palestinian views

Eight members of BPS’s English Learners task force resign in protest of district inclusion plan

Over student and teacher objections, Everett School Committee places embattled superintendent on leave

How Trump’s verbal slips could weaken his attacks on Biden’s age

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Healey, promising more compassion, overhauls state’s guidelines for pardons, commutations

‘Friends’ cast mourns death of Matthew Perry

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dan shaughnessy This World Series threatens to take apathy toward baseball to an even lower level Baseball seems to be sliding off the grid of relevance anyway, and Rangers vs. Diamondbacks isn’t going to help.

Tracking all the player moves ahead of Tuesday’s NFL trade deadline

Is a $500 bottle of whiskey from Nantucket worth it?

Governor Healey adds equity, fairness to her clemency priorities

Representative Jared Golden’s reversal on assault weapons took courage

Is the US an ‘indispensable nation’ or reckless and misguided?

The last thing my father told me

In defense of Halloween

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Elvis is the devil in disguise in ‘Priscilla’

Long COVID patients aim to educate doctors about their disease

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Matt Poitras will stay with Bruins instead of going back to his junior team The team had to make a decision after the 19-year-old rookie's ninth game, and coach Jim Montgomery said simply, "He belongs."

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‘It’s smoooooth’: Riders, drivers rejoice as stretch of Red Line and Mattapan Trolley speed up after shutdown

We Found Love | Love Letters ‘He gave me a choice and I made my choice’ “We Found Love,” is a Love Letters podcast miniseries about women who are in romantic relationships with men in Massachusetts prisons. Listen to episode 2.

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Another downtown office building sells at a sizable loss

With Mass. shelters nearing state-imposed capacity, questions and legal challenge cloud Healey’s plans State officials said they plan to begin pushing those seeking emergency shelter to a waiting list once the system reaches 7,500 families, which they warn could happen “imminently.”

Corporate signs are proliferating on Boston office towers. Here’s why. HarbourVest has joined a growing list of corporate names that now grace Boston’s skyline: Foundation Medicine, CarGurus, Eli Lilly, State Street, Whoop, MassMutual.

The Salem Witch Museum was named the world’s No. 2 tourist trap. Let’s pay a visit. A USA Today analysis of online reviews slammed the Witch City destination in an examination of the top 500 tourist attractions in the world.

Culture & Lifestyle

On her ‘Woo Woo’ podcast, Rachel Dratch’s guests give her the creeps

Nick Lowe on Christmas music, his masked accomplices, and why he had to change his tune

CBC report questions singer Buffy Sainte-Marie’s claims of Indigenous heritage

Grupo Corpo brings Brazil back to the Shubert

Special Projects

Boston thrives off the dreams of young people. But can they make it here?

Boston doesn’t work if the T doesn’t work

How the missing become the uncounted

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Opinion, ideas, and commentary

Transfer tax would give communities one more weapon in the housing battle

The deficit has doubled — to $2 trillion. This economist says worrying about it is silly.

Scapegoating mental illness is ineffective in preventing mass shootings

The compelling candidacy of City Council candidate Henry Santana

Not a hate crime, but still an act of hate

If your dog could speak, would you like what it said?

Metro

Over student and teacher objections, Everett School Committee places embattled superintendent on leave

Newly released documents detail timeline ahead of Lewiston, Maine, shootings

5 things to know about the gunman in the months leading up to Maine shootings

Eight members of BPS’s English Learners task force resign in protest of district inclusion plan

Sports

Tracking all the player moves ahead of Tuesday’s NFL trade deadline

Favorites, sleepers, and players to watch for the state girls’ volleyball tournament, Divisions 1-5

Matt Poitras will stay with Bruins instead of going back to his junior team

Saudi Arabia likely to host 2034 World Cup after Australia decides not to bid for soccer showcase

James Harden gets his wish as 76ers trade him to Clippers in multi-player deal

Hockey East freshmen already are showing a lot of class, and other takeaways from this weekend‘s action

Business

For Panera and Au Bon Pain co-founder Ron Shaich, a third act comes naturally

Where are the women in tech and AI?

Bold Types | For Panera and Au Bon Pain co-founder Ron Shaich, a third act comes naturally

Eli Lilly to pay Beam up to $600 million for DNA-editing tech

Vampire panic gripped New England in the 1800s. The real evil was in the air.

Five things to do around Boston, Oct. 30-Nov. 5

Colorado police say heavily armed man killed himself instead of attacking amusement park
The man's body was discovered in the bathroom of a mountaintop amusement park in Colorado with the words “I am not a killer” scrawled on the wall nearby, authorities said.

CHESTO MEANS BUSINESS

Like clockwork, it’s time to debate daylight saving time again
The twice-annual debate over what time zone Massachusetts should be in has been revived anew.

dan shaughnessy

This World Series threatens to take apathy toward baseball to an even lower level
Baseball seems to be sliding off the grid of relevance anyway, and Rangers vs. Diamondbacks isn’t going to help.

Matt Poitras will stay with Bruins instead of going back to his junior team
The team had to make a decision after the 19-year-old rookie's ninth game, and coach Jim Montgomery said simply, "He belongs."

Eli Lilly to pay Beam up to $600 million for DNA-editing tech
The deal gives Cambridge-based Beam a much-needed cash infusion as challenges beset the biotech industry amid the fading pandemic.

We Found Love | Love Letters

‘He gave me a choice and I made my choice’
“We Found Love,” is a Love Letters podcast miniseries about women who are in romantic relationships with men in Massachusetts prisons. Listen to episode 2.

AS I SEE IT | STAN GROSSFELD

Finding the center
“As I See It,” a new weekly photo column by Pulitzer Prize winner Stan Grossfeld, brings the stories of New England to Globe readers. This week Grossfeld helps guide us through the Labyrinth at the Armenian Heritage Park.

In District 7 City Council race, an incumbent faces off with a familiar name on the ballot
Ahead of the Nov. 7 Boston City Council election, the two District 7 candidates face a significant gap in funding and votes in the Sept. 12 preliminary election.

With Mass. shelters nearing state-imposed capacity, questions and legal challenge cloud Healey’s plans
State officials said they plan to begin pushing those seeking emergency shelter to a waiting list once the system reaches 7,500 families, which they warn could happen “imminently.”

Corporate signs are proliferating on Boston office towers. Here’s why.
HarbourVest has joined a growing list of corporate names that now grace Boston’s skyline: Foundation Medicine, CarGurus, Eli Lilly, State Street, Whoop, MassMutual.

The Salem Witch Museum was named the world’s No. 2 tourist trap. Let’s pay a visit.
A USA Today analysis of online reviews slammed the Witch City destination in an examination of the top 500 tourist attractions in the world.