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CityLine: New perspectives and reimagined classics on stage (opens the original)
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This week on CityLine, the performing arts season is in full swing, with productions reimagining familiar stories and captivating audiences with bold new narratives. "To Kill a Mockingbird" is coming to The Huntington Theatre in Boston next month. Actors Karl Kenzler and Patrice Jean-Baptiste share how they are bringing the beloved book to life on stage. Speakeasy Stage presents "Covenant," a Southern Gothic thriller at the Boston Center for the Arts. Director Dawn Simmons and cast member Crysti
Young runner returns to competition after rare diagnosis and surgery (opens the original)
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Once one of the nation’s top young runners, Ethan Levesque feared severe abdominal pain would end his athletic career. After a rare diagnosis, a risky surgery helped him return to competition. As an eighth grader, Ethan Levesque qualified for Nationals, identifying him as one of the best high school runners in the United States. "Probably like the top 100 in the country gets to compete," Ethan Levesque said. His mother, Lisa, was happy watching her son excel early in a sport he loved. "He was li
Mass. vaccination rates help prevent measles outbreaks, but gaps persist (opens the original)
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A late-summer surge of measles in the U.S. has led to 693 cases in Pennsylvania, including four measles-related deaths, with 99 new infections reported in the past week. In New England, there have been no outbreaks and only a dozen confirmed cases, including two in Massachusetts. The state's top doctor attributes the low number to its high immunization rates. “That is not luck. That is years and decades of action by people here in Massachusetts, by the Department of Public Health, talking about
CityLine: Aging, caretaking and community (opens the original)
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This week on CityLine, we see how our area supports older adults and helps them enjoy every chapter of life. The City of Boston's Age Strong Commission connects older adults with crucial resources, fun activities and everything in between. Commissioner Emily Shea explains how the city’s work helps people live independent, productive lives. More older adults are finding themselves without a place to live. Jessica Brown explores this growing health crisis and sits down with a woman experiencing ho
Experts share advice on making kids' snack time healthier (opens the original)
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Fewer children are sitting down for snacks, with many eating on the go, and experts are sharing advice on how to make snack time healthier. "We're all busy, we're all on the road, we're all doing all the things all the time," said Dr. Lauren Fiechtner, a pediatrician specializing in nutrition at Mass General Brigham for Children. Fiechtner recommends three meals and two snacks daily for her patients and follows the same routine for her own family. She noted that while finding time to eat is one
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