The ballots are counted (and in some few places, recounted). The blame is being distributed (but only in one of the two parties). The lawn signs have been struck (but some are being kept as collectibles, reminders of dreams redeemed or dismantled). Yet several mysteries remain, and a passel of new ones has emerged. It is, at times like this, the mysteries that matter as much … [Read more...] about Shirbman: What’s to come for Trump 2.0
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Shribman: National archives brushes American conflicts under the rugs
In the last several days, the country has been making difficult history. In the past year, its government has been warping history. The forced removal of Japanese Americans during World War II has disappeared. The support of the Equal Rights Amendment by first lady Betty Ford has vanished. The invention of the birth-control pill has passed from sight. The work of Martin Luther … [Read more...] about Shribman: National archives brushes American conflicts under the rugs
LTTE: Collection for Veterans in VA hospitals
To the editor: In honor of Veterans Day, my family and I are collecting items for forgotten heroes residing in Boston VA hospitals. The items needed are outlined below and can be dropped off at 26 Fairview Road. There is a large bin in the driveway. Every contribution, no matter how small, is greatly appreciated. Help us honor these soldiers and let them know how much … [Read more...] about LTTE: Collection for Veterans in VA hospitals
Shrivastava: From crisis to care: Boston’s groundbreaking response to COVID and teen mental health
Aditya Shrivastava, The Governor’s Academy Boston really went through the wringer during COVID, but the city's response shows how a crisis can spark some amazing changes. When COVID first hit, Boston was slammed - but its major hospitals like Mass General Hospital stepped up in a big way. The city turned things around quickly with testing and virtual care. But behind the … [Read more...] about Shrivastava: From crisis to care: Boston’s groundbreaking response to COVID and teen mental health
Garrity: It has been said …
Msgr. Paul V. Garrity It has been said that a lie can make its way around the world before truth can put its pants on in the morning! It has been said that new immigrants to our country are poisoning the blood of red-blooded Americans and threatening to take over our cities. History has shown, however, that new immigrants bring enthusiasm, talent and creativity along with a … [Read more...] about Garrity: It has been said …