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Manhunt continues in Maine for shooting suspect

Follow the latest updates about the shootings in Maine

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At least 18 killed in shootings

10:50 p.m.
Deaf Community of Maine holds online vigil to mourn four victims
10:45 p.m.
Lewiston Mayor Carl Sheline says lockdown remained in effect to ‘cover all bases and keep residents safe’
10:05 p.m.
Robert Card reported ‘hearing voices and threats to shoot up’ military base, according to bulletin

Artist Miia Zellner, who lives in Lewiston, nailed hearts she made to trees on Main Street.

After the shock of the shootings in Lewiston, an excruciating wait for news about loved ones

A gunman opened fire inside a bowling alley and a restaurant in Lewiston, Maine, on Wednesday. See when and where the shootings took place.

A high-tech manhunt underway Map: Shelter-in-place advisories More coverage

‘The time has now come’: Maine congressman flips assault weapons stance

How the shootings in Lewiston unfolded

The suspect and his troubles are well known in community

Just-In-Time bowling alley, site of shooting

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US fighter jets strike Iran-linked sites in Syria in retaliation for attacks on US troops

The Pentagon says the US military launched airstrikes early Friday on two locations in eastern Syria linked to Iran’s Revolutionary Guard Corps

Boston College swimmers and divers lose bid for injunction to lift suspension for alleged hazing

A judge preliminarily ruled against the 37 swimmers and divers seeking the injunction on every element of their lawsuit.

Judge rules against BC swimmers and divers seeking anonymity in hazing case

Lindsay Clancy pleads not guilty to killing her children during arraignment at hospital, ordered held without bail

Superior Court Judge William Sullivan ordered Lindsay Clancy to remain hospitalized at the facility without bail, concluding that she poses a serious risk of harming herself. Her next court date was set for Dec. 15.

Details revealed from unsealed court docs in Lindsay Clancy case Opinion: The little boots inside Lindsay Clancy’s house make clear none of it makes any sense at all

PETER ABRAHAM | ON BASEBALL

October stalwart Nate Eovaldi gets the ball as Rangers hope competitor can set the tone against Diamondbacks in the World Series

Eovaldi is 4-0 with a 2.42 ERA in four postseason starts this season, and could make two World Series starts and perhaps another relief appearance as Texas seeks the first championship in franchise history.

District 3 City Council candidates John FitzGerald (left) and Joel Richards.

In Boston’s District 3, candidates have similar priorities, different answers

After tense debate, Arlington adopts new housing plan

The town is the largest yet to approve a plan required by a 2021 state law that mandates denser housing in communities served by the MBTA.

Suspect in killing of judge who presided over divorce case found dead in rural Maryland

Palestinians inspect the rubble of destroyed buildings following Israeli airstrikes on the town of Khan Younis, southern Gaza Strip, Thursday, Oct. 26, 2023.

Israeli troops briefly raid northern Gaza to ‘prepare’ for an expected full-scale incursion

Israeli troops and tanks briefly raided northern Gaza overnight into Thursday, the military said, striking several militant targets in order to “prepare the battlefield” before a widely expected ground invasion after more than two weeks of devastating airstrikes.

Ramona Okumura, 71, of Seattle, is a volunteer with the Palestinian Children’s Relief Fund, and was working in Gaza to help create prosthetics for children when war broke out between Israel and Hamas.

Local advocates step up efforts to help Americans leave Gaza as conditions worsen

Displaced Palestinians, who fled their houses amid Israeli strikes, waited at a food distribution point as they sheltered in tents set up in a United Nations-run center in the southern Gaza Strip. Many of them fled to here from the north following Israel's call for more than 1 million civilians to move south.

Fearing airstrikes and crowded shelters, many Palestinians in north Gaza defy Israeli evacuation orders

Mourners packed the funeral of Erik Kraunik, the chief of security of Kibbutz Be'eri, at Yehud cemetery in central Israel on Oct. 23. Kraunik was killed by Hamas militants at Kibbutz Be'eri near the border with the Gaza Strip. More than two weeks after the attack, many Israelis are furious at Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's government, not just for failing to prevent the initial attack, but for failing to come to their aid afterward.

Many Israelis are furious at their government’s chaotic recovery efforts after Hamas attack

‘We cannot let that stand’: Wu moves forward with plan to clear ‘Mass. and Cass’
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Shifty wide receiver Demario Douglas is coming off a strong performance against the Bills.

Taking stock of the Patriots: Who is trending up and who is trending down?

Demario Douglas and Michael Onwenu have become valuable contributors, but DeVante Parker and JuJu Smith-Schuster are struggling.

On Football: Dolphins are out to write their own narrative, and they can start Sunday vs. the Patriots Can the Patriots’ secondary slow down the Dolphins’ receivers?

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

A sign was installed above the entrance to the office of new House Speaker Mike Johnson.

‘Tick tock’: Now that the House has a speaker, Congress has a big to-do list and not much time to act

Lawmakers face a federal government shutdown deadline on Nov. 17 and a White House call for more than $160 billion for immediate national security and domestic priorities.

Mike Johnson is the new House speaker, but the ally of Donald Trump faces same GOP challenges ahead

Jewish people wearing Star of David badges from the Lodz Ghetto, Poland, World War II, 1940-1944. The Nazis forced Jews into crowded ghettos from which millions were deported to death camps.

‘Resistance’ documents stories of Jewish people who fought back during the Holocaust

The documentary will premiere at the 35th annual Boston Jewish Film Festival.

At the end of the season, Red Sox president Sam Kennedy said, “If you want to run a baseball organization, this is where you want to be,” but many experienced executives disagreed.

Christopher L. Gasper

The Red Sox needed someone with more experience than Chaim Bloom, and in Craig Breslow they ended up with someone with less

Boston is a brutal place for on-the-job training. The learning curve can be as steep as the Monster Seats.

Opinion

Artist Miia Zellner of Lewiston, Maine, nailed hearts she made to trees on Main Street in downtown Lewiston on Oct. 26.

Maine’s gun laws need common-sense updates

What are we willing to do in order to keep our friends, family, and children safe? There are pathways forward. It is time to act.

Gun violence invades Maine’s state of grace

What do single mothers really need? Hint: It isn’t marriage.

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Law enforcement search home in Bowdoin as part of their investigation into the Lewiston shootings

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At least 18 people killed in Lewiston, Maine, shootings, governor says. Follow live updates.

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Lewiston Maine shooting : Law Enforcement is attempting to locate Robert Card 4/4/1983, as a person of interest regarding the mass shooting at Schemengees Bar and Sparetime Recreation this evening. CARD should be considered armed and dangerous. Please contact law enforcement if you are aware of his whereabouts. ( from FACEBOOK)

Robert Card, and his troubles, well known in his community

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politics

The al-Tanf military outpost in southern Syria is seen on Oct. 22, 2018. Two U.S. officials told The Associated Press that the al-Tanf garrison, where U.S. troops have maintained a presence to train forces as part of a broad campaign against the Islamic State group, was attacked by drones on Thursday, Oct. 19, 2023. One official said one drone was shot down, but another caused minor injuries. The officials spoke on condition of anonymity to discuss the matter before an official announcement about the incident.

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Cicely Carew's work installed for the 2023 Foster Prize at the Institute of Contemporary Art/Boston.

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Institute of Contemporary Art director Jill Medvedow to retire

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Movies

Mr. Roundtree, in 2019.

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Television

Hasan Minhaj attends Sony Pictures' "No Hard Feelings" premiere at AMC Lincoln Square Theater on June 20, 2023 in New York City.

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music

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Theater/Dance

Dennis Trainor Jr. and Jennifer Rohn rehearse a scene from "How I Learned to Drive" at the Charlestown Working Theater in Charlestown. The Actors' Shakespeare Project production opens at the Calderwood Pavilion on Nov. 3.

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Mr. Irwin would transform empty rooms with minimal gestures, challenging patrons' perceptions.

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