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Best Actor in a Supporting Role actor Ke Huy Quan (left), Best Actress in a Supporting Role winner actress Jamie Lee Curtis (right), and Best Actress in a Leading Role actress Michelle Yeoh (center) are pictured in the press room during the 95th annual Academy Awards at the Dolby Theatre in Hollywood on March 12.

Overly long Oscars? What about MLB, NFL, the Super Bowl?

The average length of an NFL game is 3 hours and 12 minutes. No talk about shortening that, is there?

Poutine isn’t the only thing we’ll miss if we don’t address climate change

As a public health student and member of an international nonprofit focused on combatting climate change, I strive to spread awareness about protecting the only planet we’ve got.

Why didn’t regulators take action to avert this unnecessary banking crisis?

These oversight bodies already have the tools and authority to oversee these institutions.

As rudeness rises, SJC ruling on public meetings makes one wary

I’ve observed a rising climate of incivility, and I feel that it prevents differences of opinion from being discussed reasonably and with mutual respect. It will be interesting to see whether this ruling leads to out-of-control public hearings.

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North End eateries’ bias charge against Wu is an appalling overreach
A policy disagreement is respectable. A spurious charge of discrimination is shameful.

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A shock to the banking system
Everyone complains about the complicated process to deal with a bank, but there’s a safety and soundness reason for every cumbersome step. The industry outliers only make it more complicated for other banks and clients once their cutting-edge business model implodes.

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Ian Roders fastened the hands to a clock at Electric Time Company in Medfield on Nov. 1, 2022.

Readers throw cloak over bid to make daylight saving time year-round

Permanent daylight saving time has been adopted in the United States before and failed. Massachusetts can lead the push for ending clock change the best way with permanent standard time. 2:30 a.m.

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The exterior of Willimansett Center East, one four Western Massachusetts nursing homes slated to close this spring, in Chicopee.

Nursing home woes are a grim window into who we are, what we value

As a community psychiatrist, I have been in many, and years ago I had a chance to study some. A few facts stand out: The work is very stressful and the pay very, very low. 2:15 a.m.

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The exterior of Boston Public School headquarters, where most administrative departments including those of the superintendent and School Committee, are located, in the Bruce C. Bolling Municipal Building in Roxbury.

Sure, they ask tough queries on Boston school panel, but votes go the mayor’s way

Boston students need more than good questions from the School Committee. They need pointed questions that result in actual votes on policies and programs that improve the quality of their education. 2:30 a.m.

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A vigil and protest was held on Massachusetts Avenue in Arlington on March 2 over the death of a bald eagle called “MK” that had been found poisoned.

There are effective ways to curb rats without killing their predators

The loss of raptors only works to the rats’ advantage, since they reproduce much faster than their predators. 2:20 a.m.

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Actor Tom Sizemore, shown arriving at the premiere of "The Expendables 3" in Los Angeles in 2014, died March 3 after suffering a ruptured brain aneurysm.

Actor Sizemore’s death ought to raise brain aneurysm awareness

The symptoms can feel like the worst headache of your life, yet the condition is often misdiagnosed as stress or another relatively benign cause. 2:10 a.m.

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Cannabis gear in the form of caps, T-shirts, and other goods were for sale at Theory Wellness, a dispensary in Great Barrington.

Group is focused on clearing the air on quality of cannabis

The Institute of Cannabis Science was founded last year to combat fraud, collect and share accurate data about cannabis, and perform consumer-focused research. Everybody deserves honest data about weed. 2:00 a.m.

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Representative Marjorie Taylor Greene, Republican of Georgia, spoke to members of the press during the annual Conservative Political Action Conference at Gaylord National Resort & Convention Center on March 3 in National Harbor, Md.

A ‘national divorce’? Is there no middle ground, or common ground?

Our current problem is not disagreement — that’s what all politics is about — but rather the dysfunctions of our political institutions. 4:30 a.m.

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If texts, e-mails are exempt, then you can 😘 public records good-bye

OK, trade the budget vote for the substation, but stand up and defend your decision. 4:15 a.m.

Overly long Oscars? What about MLB, NFL, the Super Bowl?

Poutine isn’t the only thing we’ll miss if we don’t address climate change

Why didn’t regulators take action to avert this unnecessary banking crisis?

As rudeness rises, SJC ruling on public meetings makes one wary

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North End eateries’ bias charge against Wu is an appalling overreach
A policy disagreement is respectable. A spurious charge of discrimination is shameful.

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Nursing home woes are a grim window into who we are, what we value

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Sure, they ask tough queries on Boston school panel, but votes go the mayor’s way

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There are effective ways to curb rats without killing their predators

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Actor Sizemore’s death ought to raise brain aneurysm awareness

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Group is focused on clearing the air on quality of cannabis

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A ‘national divorce’? Is there no middle ground, or common ground?

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If texts, e-mails are exempt, then you can 😘 public records good-bye

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Overly long Oscars? What about MLB, NFL, the Super Bowl?

Poutine isn’t the only thing we’ll miss if we don’t address climate change

Why didn’t regulators take action to avert this unnecessary banking crisis?

As rudeness rises, SJC ruling on public meetings makes one wary

LETTERS North End eateries’ bias charge against Wu is an appalling overreach A policy disagreement is respectable. A spurious charge of discrimination is shameful.

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Readers throw cloak over bid to make daylight saving time year-round

Nursing home woes are a grim window into who we are, what we value

Sure, they ask tough queries on Boston school panel, but votes go the mayor’s way

There are effective ways to curb rats without killing their predators

Actor Sizemore’s death ought to raise brain aneurysm awareness

Group is focused on clearing the air on quality of cannabis

A ‘national divorce’? Is there no middle ground, or common ground?

If texts, e-mails are exempt, then you can 😘 public records good-bye

LETTERS

North End eateries’ bias charge against Wu is an appalling overreach
A policy disagreement is respectable. A spurious charge of discrimination is shameful.