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Boston Globe Names First Woman to Serve as Paper's Editor
The Boston Globe named Nancy Barnes as its next editor on Monday, elevating a woman to serve in the top job for the first time in the newspaper’s 150-year history.
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Outgoing Globe Editor Discusses ‘Putting Journalism Front and Center'
Outgoing Globe editor discusses ‘putting journalism front and center’
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‘Welcome to the Summer of Hell': Survival Tips If You've Got a Flight Booked
Got a flight booked? Boston Globe travel columnist Christopher Muther says, “Welcome to the summer of hell,” and then gives tips on how you can get to your destination without losing your sanity.
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Travel Chaos? How to Fly Right This Summer
Delayed or canceled flights. Lines at airports. Boston Globe travel writer Christopher Muther gives us tips on how to avoid the chaos and get where you are going without losing your sanity.
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How Long Should You Wait for That Spark?
Should you go on that second date? Boston Globe Love Letters columnist Meredith Goldstein talks with Colton Bradford and Maria Sansone about how to navigate relationships.
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Trouble Navigating Relationships? Advice from ‘Love Letters' Columnist Meredith Goldstein
Meredith Goldstein, who answers your questions about relationships in her Boston Globe column Love Letters, drops by The HUB Today and offers up her best advice for those wondering if Cupid’s arrow will find them.
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New Poll Shows Support for Vaccine Mandates, Mask Requirements in Boston
Significant majorities of registered voters in Boston support employers mandating COVID-19 vaccines among their workforces and the Baker administration’s new mask requirement in K-12 schools, according to a new survey. About 87% of Boston voters likely to cast ballots in the Sept. 14 preliminary election agree with Education Commissioner Jeff Riley’s policy requiring anyone over the age of 5 to…