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Former Mount Ida College students and staff are trying to move forward

Former students and faculty members are still feeling the repercussions of Mount Ida?s sudden closure 10 months ago.

Rabbi David Lerner (center) of Temple Emunah joined Rev. Paul Shupe during an interfaith service in Lexington. — Aram Boghosian for The Boston Globe

In Lexington, an interfaith outpouring of support in time of need

Fellow houses of worship have helped to defray the cost of added security at synagogues in Lexington after a gunman killed 11 Jewish worshippers in Pittsburgh last month.

Police are investigating a fatal shooting in Jamaica Plain

A man died from gunshot wounds after being found early Thursday morning near Chestnut Avenue and Hoffman Street. His death is the third fatal shooting in Jamaica Plain this week.

Dozens of sea turtles died in Cape Cod?s cold waters

More than 150 turtles were found dead or immobile on beaches in the mid-Cape Wednesday and Thursday as temperatures fell overnight.

Court docs: US Olympic Committee was alerted to abuse years ago

Kathy Scanlan, former president of USA Gymnastics, stated she made USOC aware of the sexual abuse problem soon after she took charge in 1994

Firefighters battle two alarm blaze in Lynn

Firefighters are battling a two alarm blaze in a three-story residential structure in Lynn, the fire department said.

Elderly driver killed in wrong-way crash on I-495, five injured

The driver, an 84-year-old man from Foxborough, was pronounced dead at the scene of the crash on the Taunton/Norton line, officials said.

Partners HealthCare is requiring all employees to get flu shots

Partners is the state?s largest private employer, so its policies are watched by other companies in health care and other fields.

CHAD FINN | SPORTS MEDIA

?Monday Night Football? has a big problem: Jason Witten

The novice analyst has been gaffe-prone, but ratings are up and ESPN is standing by its first-year team.

Kyrie Irving walks back his Thanksgiving comment

?Meant no disrespect to the Holiday and those who celebrate it respectfully,? Irving tweeted Thursday morning.

Trouble is brewing at craft beer darling Trillium

Current and former employees said the brewery forced many retail workers to reapply for their jobs and offered them ?promotions? for less money.

Are recreational marijuana companies preparing to open in your town? Check our maps

Data released by the Cannabis Control Commission show where marijuana operators hope to set up shop.

Meisha Duan of Los Angeles was dressed for the cold while visiting Boston on Thursday. — Craig F. Walker/Globe Staff

Cold temperatures set regional records for Thanksgiving

Thursday?s big chill made it the coldest Nov. 22 on record in locations throughout New England. Boston tied its record of 24 degrees for the lowest high temperature on that date.

2018 Thanksgiving high school football scores

Here are scores from across Eastern Mass.

A Thanksgiving for 23,000 in the Merrimack Valley

Scores of people came together to make Thanksgiving a reality for the many families still struggling after gas fires and explosions in the region.

COOKING | MAGAZINE

Recipes: What to do with leftover turkey? Make Reubens.

Save some leftover Thanksgiving turkey for a variation on a classic Reuben sandwich accompanied by an unusual ? and unusually good ? slaw.

On Thanksgiving, Trump criticizes courts and migrants as he phones troops

President Trump used a Thanksgiving Day call to troops deployed overseas to pat himself on the back and air grievances about the courts, trade, and migrants heading to the US-Mexico border.

Holiday Style | Magazine

The traditions of Boston?s beloved Christmas magicians

Inside stories of Christmas from the professional entertainers whose work shifts overlap with Santa?s.

Thanksgiving should be big in Boston. So how did we let New York steal it from us?

The Pilgrims landed on Plymouth Rock, not Rockaway Beach. Yet somehow New York has stolen a holiday that by all rights should be ours.

Carver-10/19/18 From September 15 until November 15, the A.D. Makepeace Company harvests cranberries at their 1700 acres of bogs throughout the South Shore, including the 250 acres of cranberry bogs on Pond Street. Water pours from a wash truck where debris is removed from the cranberries before dropping into a shipping truck. Most of the workers are immigrants who are hired for the seasonal work. Eighteen tractor trailer truckloadshaul away the cranberries from the Pond Street bog. Photo by John Tlumacki/Globe Staff(metro) — John Tlumacki/Globe Staff

Editorial

Thanks for nothing, Trump. Trade war has cranberry growers seeing red

The little red fruit has been drawn into President Trump?s trade wars. To ease the pain, the federal government should extend financial assistance to cranberry growers.

Opinion | Jessie Little Doe Baird

The true story of the first Thanksgiving and what it meant

The original event, with its story of mutual respect and humanity, has been obscured.

Connections | Magazine

A precious holiday family heirloom tells the story of generations

Sixty years later, Mom?s Christmas tablecloth captures our family history.

Mother who escaped domestic violence now seeks joyous Christmas for her children

She wants her sons to be remembered during the holiday season, but she knows that without help, there won?t be any presents for them to open on Christmas Day.

Special reports

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?

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