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Gene Theroux, who served in the Air Force, helps restore the gravestones of hundreds of service members whose remains were moved and reinterred at Quabbin Park Cemetery nearly a century ago. “Behind every person on these stones is a story,” he said. trib.al/gY0dAg0

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Hundreds of academic workers at Harvard University joined graduate students on the picket line Tuesday, walking off the job in an attempt to bring the university's academic arm to a halt as economic and political pressures drive bargaining negotiations. trib.al/SZZ8i2O

‘We’re not asking for the moon’: Harvard strike grows as academic workers walk out - The Boston Globe

The Harvard Academic Workers Union is the second union to go on strike in recent weeks.

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While Jaylen Brown made all the declarations and served as the modern day Don King in hyping up this 76ers-Celtics matchup, the Celtics quietly stood on business and turned this game into a celebration, writes Gary Washburn.

On Basketball | Gary Washburn: Tuesday was a Super Bowl-style letdown for Jaylen Brown. For Jayson Tatum, it was a reward. - The Boston Globe

The Celtics won this matchup because they were better prepared and quietly wanted to win this game more.

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Members of the Kennedy family have joined the legal fight to block President Trump from erecting a 250-foot arch in front of Arlington National Cemetery, according to a filing in the United States District Court for the District of Columbia. trib.al/YCIJrJ4

Kennedy family joins legal battle against Trump arch, saying it will mar JFK and RFK gravesites - The Boston Globe

The complaint states that the arch would "permanently cast a shadow over the Kennedy Gravesites and the graves of servicemen and women who made the ultimate sacrifice for this country.”

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Snow totals from Thu PM to Sat AM continue to be all over the place — the most likely scenario is as follows: - Rain for Boston & most of Southern New England. - Some snow for parts of the Berkshires & Northern New England. - Totals of a coating of 2", higher elevations to ~4" @bostonglobe.com

After ICE arrests in communities like Milford, Lowell, and New Bedford, absenteeism surged, according to a Globe analysis. Many students are dealing with lingering trauma from witnessing violent arrests. They are choosing to skip school.

A teen saw ICE slam her mother to a sidewalk. She’s among many students missing school amid immigration raids. - The Boston Globe

When ICE sweeps unleash panic in immigrant communities, school absences surge as fearful parents keep their children home.

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A federal jury says it is deadlocked in the case of Matthew Farwell, the former Stoughton police detective accused of killing Sandra Birchmore. The judge in the case sent jurors home and asked them to return to court tomorrow.

Jury says it’s deadlocked in Matthew Farwell’s trial in death of Sandra Birchmore - The Boston Globe

The judge dismissed the jurors just before 4:30 p.m. Monday and asked them to return to court on Tuesday, after 10 and a half hours of deliberating the case so far.

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Representative Thomas Massie moved to force a vote to impeach Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth, putting pressure on his fellow Republicans to decide whether to remove one of the Trump’s administration’s most prominent figures.

Representative Thomas Massie of Kentucky files resolution to impeach Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth - The Boston Globe

The resolution largely focuses on the war in Iran. It also includes references to Hegseth’s role in carrying out military actions in Yemen and Venezuela.

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Varsity sports have long encouraged school attendance with a simple rule: No class, no play. But the rise of travel sports has flipped that incentive, particularly in wealthier communities. Its popularity has added fuel to a post-pandemic surge in chronic absenteeism.

A big reason why wealthy students are skipping class? Travel sports. - The Boston Globe

Some elite players have always prioritized sports over school, but school teams have long been a powerful incentive to get kids in school. Private clubs are breaking that bond.

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