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46 minutes ago · Today is Tuesday, June 8, the 159th day of 2021. There are 206 days left in the year. Birthdays: Actor Millicent Martin is 87. Actor James Darren is 85. US PULLOUT FROM AFGHANISTAN HALF DONE, BUT QUESTIONS 31 minutes ago · The US withdrawal from Afghanistan is more than half done, and US officials say that while it could be completed by July 4, the final exit of equipment and TYLER TOFFOLI SCORES IN OVERTIME AS CANADIENS COMPLETE 52 minutes ago · Tyler Toffoli scored at 1:39 of overtime, lifting the Montreal Canadiens to a 3-2 victory at home over the Winnipeg Jets on Monday night and a BOSTONGLOBE.COM LOG IN You need to enable JavaScript to run this app. BRUINS - THE BOSTON GLOBE Boston College’s Charlotte North wins Tewaaraton Award as nation’s top college lacrosse player. North, who set a Division 1 scoring record with 102 goals, was the driving force behind the BOOKS - THE BOSTON GLOBE Here we are — blurred-eyed, exhausted, Zoom-ed out and all-too-often even clueless what month it is, let alone day of the week. And yet the narrative now is that we are turning a corner, with BOSTON GLOBE MY ACCOUNT: LOGIN My Account Login. Welcome, subscriber! Log in to My Account for an easy way to maintain and manage your Globe subscription. Edit your profile. Review and update your subscription type. STORES IN DENNIS DAMAGED BY VANDALISM SPREE OVER HOLIDAY The statement, posted to the department’s official Facebook page, said police initially took a report Saturday morning for “vandalism to windows/doors of the Red Nun Bar and Grill in Dennis Port. THE BOSTON GLOBEBOSTONGLOBE.COM LOG INMETROSPORTSBUSINESSOPINIONPOLITICS New England’s best source for news, sports, opinion and entertainment. The Globe brings you breaking news, Spotlight Team investigations, year-round coverage of the Red Sox, Patriots, Celtics

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TWO BRAINTREE OFFICERS NEED SURGERY AFTER SHOOTING. SUSPECT, POLICE DOG DEAD IN CONFRONTATION It appeared both officers will recover, said Norfolk District Attorney Michael Morrissey. The officers were shot multiple times after an exchange of gunfire early Friday afternoon in woods near an apartment complex where police had responded to a call for a domestic

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TRAGEDY BEFALLS WORCESTER AS OFFICER, 14-YEAR-OLD BOY DROWN IN POND Worcester Police Officer Enmanuel Familia and a 14-year-old boy drowned in a pond in the city’s largest park Friday afternoon after several officers went into the water to help a struggling swimmer. Procession held for Worcester police officer who died trying to save drowning 14-year-old boy The procession began at little before 9 a.m. at UMass Memorial Health

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Ben Volin | Sunday football notes NFL STRUGGLING TO CONVINCE ENOUGH PLAYERS TO GET VACCINATED The NFL is requiring all coaches and football staff to get the shot, but it remains optional for players. YOU’VE HAD YOUR SHOTS. WHAT ARE THE RISKS TO YOU AND YOUR CHILDREN WHEN THE VACCINATED, UNVACCINATED MIX? The Globe spoke with three infectious diseases doctors at local hospitals and universities to answer common concerns.

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Daily doses:

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