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Preparing to buy or sell a home? Boston Globe Media financial columnist Larry Edelman has some not-so-great news: Changes in how real estate agents can be paid could complicate things. He breaks down what you need to know in today’s edition of Trendlines. Subscribe to get more Boston business updates.
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On Boston Globe Today: Who needs PTO when you can log on from anywhere? Enter quiet vacationing, aka working remotely while traveling — without telling anyone. Is it ethical? Reporter Beth Teitell answers. Watch: https://trib.al/RRwnBGg
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State officials said over the weekend that 10 Massachusetts communities were at high or critical risk for Eastern equine encephalitis, the mosquito-borne disease better known by its acronym EEE. Concerns took on heightened urgency after the state Department of Public Health said Aug. 16 that a man in his 80s exposed to the disease in Worcester County was the state’s first human case of EEE since 2020. Here’s what to know about the rare but potentially deadly disease.
10 Mass. communities are at high risk for EEE. Here’s what to know about it. - The Boston Globe
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On Boston Globe Today Sports: Is the Patriots' quarterback competition real or just hype? Boston.com’s Khari A. Thompson lays out the case for Drake Maye to win the job. Watch: https://trib.al/T5PKqG8
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Lisa Shepperson rarely calls back strangers. But something inside her said to return this genealogist’s call. She soon learned she’s a direct descendant of Elizabeth Freeman, a formerly enslaved woman whose 1781 freedom lawsuit helped abolish slavery in Massachusetts. This week ahead of Elizabeth Freeman Day, she visited her ancestor’s home with the help of American Ancestors, which completed the family tree. My latest for Boston Globe Media: #blackhistory #elizabethfreemanday #genealogy
‘I didn’t have the words’: Genealogists link woman to Elizabeth Freeman, who helped end slavery in Mass. - The Boston Globe
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When Steward Health Care went bust in May, the state faced the very real possibility of losing eight hospitals that serve tens of thousands of patients, many with few other health care options. Today, there’s a decent chance that six of the hospitals will remain open with new owners following tentative deals last week brokered by Massachusetts Governor Maura Healey's administration. But the accomplishment has been overshadowed by Healey’s decision to stand aside while Steward moves to shut Carney Hospital in Boston and Nashoba Valley Medical Center in Ayer this month after failing to receive qualified bids. In my latest Trendlines column for Boston Globe Media, I write that the administration may have good reasons for its actions — or lack of them. It just hasn’t explained them fully in public.
Massachusetts says it can’t save two safety net hospitals. Why?
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On Boston Globe Today: “She can’t be overshadowed,” said deputy Washington Bureau chief @TalKopan about Kamala Harris’s keynote address at #DNC2024. Kopan dives into what’s at stake, her message, and what the nation can expect to hear. Watch: https://trib.al/UqjnwC1
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The long-running fight over a large swath of wooded land on the border of Hyde Park and Roslindale has moved from City Hall to the courtroom.
Housing? Or nature? Fight over Crane Ledge is heading to court. - The Boston Globe
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