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Bulger?s medical classification change led to prison transfer

A Bureau of Prisons official who is familiar with Bulger?s treatment said the Florida prison considered Bulger a nuisance and wanted to transfer him.

Newton voters reject ballot questions that would have limited marijuana shops

A modest majority of voters in Newton appeared to reject a pair of measures that would have banned or tightly limited the number of marijuana retail shops.

Fall River?s mayor loses confidence of city councilors

In a separate decision, the council voted 6-3 to ask Jaisel Correia to resign.

Talking Points Live/Larry Edelman

Will a Democratic House undermine the economy? Here are four takeaways.

Plus: Massachusetts nurses union takes a loss. Another property deal involving South Boston nuns. The American Dream lives on.

Ride-share driver charged with raping woman in Dorchester

A ride-sharing driver was arrested early Tuesday on charges of raping a woman he had picked up in downtown Boston, police said.

SJC considers whether Aaron Hernandez murder conviction should be reinstated

Even after his suicide, Aaron Hernandez will be part of a court battle over the homicide of Odin Lloyd.

Falmouth woman dies after crashing into tree

Police and firefighters extricated the woman, who was the only person in the car. She was taken to Cape Cod Hospital, where she died from her injuries.

Evelyn is reunited with her son, 11-year-old Nestor Fabricio, after he was held in a detention center for unaccompanied immigrant minors in Texas for more than three months. — Jessica Rinaldi/Globe Staff

Salvadoran parents reunite with son at Logan after 11-year-old is held in detention for three months

Nestor Fabricio nuzzled his mother and father and hugged them as if he couldn?t believe they were real, as if at any moment they would disappear.

NAMES

Denis Leary added viral obituary for Boston sports fan to ?Comics Come Home? set

?The obituary not only made me laugh out loud but really struck me as a celebration of someone who absolutely lived her life to the fullest,? the comedian said.

BEN VOLIN | ON FOOTBALL

For the Patriots, Rob Gronkowski is more of a luxury than a necessity at this point

New England is 14-1 without Gronkowski since the start of the 2016 season, including an 11-0 mark in 2016.

Peter Abraham | Beat writer?s notebook

Why the Red Sox should rebel against the save

After winning the World Series, Alex Cora has built up enough capital to say he?ll manage the late innings based on matchups, not tradition.

Red Sox star Mookie Betts has become a father

The outfielder wrote on Instagram that he ?never knew what unconditional love meant or how it felt until I met this little princess.?

Devra First

Barbara Lynch has influenced Boston dining for 20 years. I ate at all of her restaurants to find out how they are today.

After No. 9 Park, the Southie girl who never wanted to leave Boston just kept opening new places to eat and drink.

Globe Magazine

Help was a few feet away. Why didn?t they save her?

My wife, Laura Levis, did everything she could to save herself when the asthma attack began. She went to Somerville Hospital and called 911, too. How could she have been left to die just outside the emergency room?

Opinion & Ideas

JOAN VENNOCHI

The state?s political elite played dumb to the evil of ?Whitey?

Leaders tainted the Commonwealth by bowing to the Bulger Brothers for decades.

Special reports

Inside our ?secret courts?

In these private hearings, who you are ? and who you know ? may be just as important as right and wrong. Read the Spotlight report.

Globe must-reads

Owen Labrie (second from left) before arguments were made before the New Hampshire Supreme Court on Labrie's request for a new trial.

N.H. Supreme Court upholds Owen Labrie sex assault conviction

Dorchester-1988-Whitey Bulger and Catherine Greig walk together with her two poodles. BlackMassCast

Bulger wrote that years on the lam were happiest

Idris Elba on being named the ?sexiest man alive? by People magazine: ?It was just a nice feeling. It was a nice surprise ? an ego boost for sure.?

NAMES

Idris Elba named ?sexiest man alive? by People magazine

Mr. Marson cofounded the Andover Shop in 1948. He ran the company?s Andover location while his brother-in-law Charlie Davidson handled the other shop in Cambridge.

obituary

Virgil Marson, co-owner of legendary Andover Shop, dies at 94

Jeremy Scanlon, general manager of McGreevy?s

Getting salty

Getting Salty with Jeremy Scanlon, general manager at McGreevy?s pub

DENVER, CO - NOVEMBER 05: Jamal Murray #27 of the Denver Nuggets drives to the basket against Al Horford #42 of the Boston Celtics in the first quarter at the Pepsi Center on November 5, 2018 in Denver, Colorado. NOTE TO USER: User expressly acknowledges and agrees that, by downloading and or using this photograph, User is consenting to the terms and conditions of the Getty Images License Agreement. (Photo by Matthew Stockman/Getty Images)

Nuggets 115, Celtics 107

Jamal Murray had a career night, and the Celtics weren?t happy about it

Boston school officials, staff, parents, and other interested parties are debating the qualities needed in the school superintendent who will take over from the departed Dr. Tommy Chang (at right, addressing the media before a School Committee meeting).

The search is on for a new BPS superintendent

FOXBOROUGH, MA - NOVEMBER 04: Bashaud Breeland #26 of the Green Bay Packers grabs the shirt of Cordarrelle Patterson #84 of the New England Patriots during the first half at Gillette Stadium on November 4, 2018 in Foxborough, Massachusetts. (Photo by Adam Glanzman/Getty Images)

The long line of Patriots filling in at other spots

Boston Public Library president David Leonard in the board of trustees room.

WORK SPACE

BPL president?s office takes a page from history

A Lowe?s home improvement store in Framingham. This location is not on the list of stores currently slated for closure, though a Quincy store is included.

Is your local Lowe?s store part of the chain?s closings?

Benjamin Vickers was associate conductor of the youth orchestra. He was released for sending students inappropriate messages

In Boston youth orchestra, broken trust and student anguish

(FILES) In this file photo taken on October 25, 2018 a man walks away past campaign signs after voting during early voting at a community center in Potomac, Maryland, two weeks ahead of the key US midterm polls. - Millions of Americans will be barred from casting ballots in the November 6, 2018 crucial midterm elections due to electoral rules at the state level, which effectively exclude many minority voters to the detriment of Democrats.Nearly six million Americans are excluded from voting because they are imprisoned, on parole or awaiting sentencing. African-Americans, who are overrepresented in the US penal system, are four times more likely to be unable to vote than the rest of the population, according to The Sentencing Project, a nonprofit organization. (Photo by Brendan Smialowski / AFP)BRENDAN SMIALOWSKI/AFP/Getty Images

Obama, Trump clash in final pitches to voters

Sports

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Boston, MA: 5-30-18: The Red Sox J.D. Martinez gets many hands in the dugout following his bottom of the sixth inning two run home run. The Boston Red Sox hosted the Toronto Blue Jays in an MLB baseball game at Fenway Park. (Jim Davis/Globe Staff)

NICK CAFARDO

It?s ridiculous that J.D. Martinez wasn?t an MVP finalist

We probably have WAR to blame for that.

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Ross McKellar and Teresa Simpson from Oxford, Nova Scotia, are donating a 46-foot white spruce tree that will soon begin its journey to Boston.

Nova Scotia picks out Christmas tree for Boston

For decades, Nova Scotia has sent a tree to Boston as a gesture of holiday goodwill. But the next tree that arrives will be different from the rest.

Politics

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Boston, MA --11/05/2018-- Secretary of the Commonwealth William F. Galvin speaks during a press conference to address expected voter turnout and preparations for Election Day. (Jessica Rinaldi/Globe Staff) Topic: 06voting Reporter:

Big turnout could be in store in Mass. on Election Day

Close to 600,000 voters took advantage of early voting in Massachusetts ahead of Tuesday, an impressive turnout that could signal heavy interest in this year?s elections, said Secretary of State William Galvin.