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McGreevy's, celebrated as the birthplace of Red Sox Nation, has been decorated for the World Series.

Where to watch the World Series (and get some good food and drinks)

If you aren’t lucky enough to snag a World Series ticket, you didn’t strike out. Here’s where you can still celebrate the Red Sox in Boston with sips, tours, even cupcakes.

Chad Finn

Why it’s easy to like these Red Sox

Let’s just say it’s been a complete team effort. And there’s not much that’s more likable than that.

Drew Pomeranz on Red Sox’ World Series roster, but Steven Wright left off

Pomeranz gives the Red Sox a lefthanded option for matchup purposes, but has not pitched in a game since Sept. 30.

Alex Speier

Think the World Series is a mismatch? Think again

Both teams do a lot of things well, and there are plenty of similarities in the two clubs.

TARA SULLIVAN

Amid a busy baseball season, Alex Cora was there for a grief-stricken friend

When a close friend’s son died in a car accident in July, the Red Sox manager made time for him.

COMMENTARY | Jeneé Osterheldt

Dear Abby: Your advice against giving kids ‘foreign’ names reeks of whitewashing

When a father wrote to the advice column conflicted about giving his children an Indian name, the author recommended against it.

Women & Power

Why women fall into the negative feedback trap

New research shows women internalize criticism, while men let it roll off their backs. Could a radical attitude shift provide relief?

Rosie O’Donnell engaged to Worcester police officer

The 56-year-old confirmed her engagement to 33-year-old Elizabeth Rooney.

This Franklin father has a powerful message to anyone who has an issue with his son painting his nails

“If the rest of the world has a problem with your nails, they can check out my nail polish.”

Listen to the Calls

We listened to Aaron Hernandez’s jail calls. Here are some interesting ones

At the time of the calls, Hernandez was just 24 years old and still hopeful about the future. He was coming off a year in a much harsher jail, in Bristol County.

Here’s how a Louis C.K. accuser responded to Sarah Silverman’s story

"He’s a predator who victimized women for decades and lied about it," Rebecca Corry tweeted.

Here’s what you need to know about Question 1

The ballot initiative would regulate nurse staffing in hospitals.

Editorial Board Endorsement

Editorial board endorsement: Vote ‘no’ on Question 1. The nurse staffing ratio is wrong for Mass.

The ballot question is too blunt an instrument to cure nurse staffing issues for Mass. hospitals.

Nayda Cuevas, a Puerto Rican artist-in-residence at Nobles and Greenough School in Dedham, is claiming censorship after school officials took down two paintings from a series on identity. The work is up through Wednesday. — Suzanne Kreiter/Globe staff

Removal of portrait from Noble and Greenough exhibit sparks controversy

The head of the school called the decision to remove the work a “tough judgment call,” but Puerto Rican artist Nayda Cuevas called it “censorship.”

‘It haunts me every day’: Driver in deadly Sweet Tomatoes crash testifies

The man behind the wheel of an SUV that crashed into a Newton pizza shop in 2016, killing two customers, said Tuesday that he didn’t remember the devastating crash.

Mega Millions jackpot could reach $2 billion if no one wins Tuesday

HELP DESK

Yes, you can argue online without going crazy. Here’s how.

Step 1: Take a deep breath. Step 2: Remember there’s a human on the other end. *Unless it’s a bot.

A pro-Deval Patrick super PAC raised almost $350,000. Most of it came from one person

Dan Fireman, the managing partner of a Waltham-based private equity firm, donated $250,000 to the Reason to Believe PAC.

N.H. girl confined to small basement room with alarm, police say

Police say a New Hampshire man and woman are accused of confining a girl under 18 to a small basement room that was set to an alarm.

Scientists find what they say is oldest intact shipweck ever discovered

The vessel has been carbon dated to more than 2,400 years ago and is of a design that had previously been seen only on ancient pottery.

John Kelly-Corey Lewandowski clash drew in Secret Service

An argument between two men who have President Trump’s ear turned into a physical altercation, according to six people.

Come see Globe Live

After two sold-out seasons, Globe Live — a live storytelling show featuring the Globe’s top journalists — returns to the Emerson Paramount Center Nov. 3 & 4.

‘Voter fraud’ is a myth that helps Republicans win, even when their policies aren’t popular

Voter fraud is vanishingly rare, but the GOP plays it up to keep Democratic voters from the polls and tar Democratic victories as illegitimate.

Globe must-reads

Harvard defends its preferences for the relatives of alumni and donors, arguing they help fund financial aid programs.

Wealthy students vastly outnumber poor at Harvard

Buffalo chicken “totchos” are among the limited-edition snacks that will be served at Fenway for the World Series.

Sox fans who love food are winning. Totchos, anyone?

Suffolk Downs was the centerpiece of Boston’s bid for Amazon’s HQ2. The lack of a second visit, or any other public mentions of Boston has contributed to a growing sense that the retail giant may be setting up its second home somewhere else.

Is Boston worth a 2nd look for Amazon’s HQ2?

It’s been a good month for Adrian Krainer, Stoke Therapeutics’ cofounder.

Stoke raises $90m to develop treatments for severe genetic diseases

Boston, MA., 10/22/2018, Some of the watch faces they've collected over the years at The Watch Hospital, which has been on Bromfield Street in Downtown Boston for nearly 70 years, is closing up shop Friday due to high rent prices. It's been in the same family for three generations. Suzanne Kreiter/Globe staff

Time will soon stand still for Watch Hospital

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Boston, MA 10-22-18: Red Sox Game One starting pitcher Chris Sale (right) gets a hand from fellow pitcher Eduardo Rodriguez (left) after he got in some throwing in the outfield this afternoon. The Boston Red Sox and the Los Angeles Dodgers both held media availabilities and workouts at Fenway Park in anticipation of Tuesday night's Game One of the World Series. (Jim Davis/Globe Staff)

World Series Game 1: Dodgers at Red Sox lineups and notes

The Red Sox and Dodgers will meet in the World Series for the first time since 1916.

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Former New England mob boss Frank Salemme transferred to prison in Brooklyn

Francis “Cadillac Frank” Salemme was listed Tuesday as an inmate at the Metropolitan Detention Center Brooklyn facility.

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Candidate pays back $50,000 loan to himself — weeks before Election Day

With just weeks until Election Day, Republican Rick Green paid himself back $50,000 of some of the money he had poured into his Third Congressional District campaign.

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Saudi Crown Prince, Mohammed bin Salman, right, and Jordan's King Abdullah II, applauded at the Future Investment Initiative conference, in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia, Tuesday.

Saudi royals meet with slain writer’s relatives

Saudi King Salman and Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman have received the family of killed journalist Jamal Khashoggi and expressed their condolences.

Columnists

LGBT activists hold signs with the names of transgender people from across the country during a rally in front of the White House on Monday.

KEVIN PAUL DUPONT | ON SECOND THOUGHT

Business

Pfizer, Bain launch a startup to focus on nervous system diseases

The new company, funded with $350 million, will be based in the Boston area.

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Mariah Carey will perform at the Boch Wang Center on March 28.

Mariah Carey will perform in Boston in March

The Boch Wang Center stop is a part of her upcoming “Caution World Tour.”

The Globe Investigates

We go beyond just sharing stories: We’ll give you a window into how we report and hold officials accountable. Join us.

Globe staff photos of the month, September 2018

Here’s a look at some of the best images taken by Globe photographers last month: gas explosions in Lawrence, 9/11 remembrance ceremonies, and primary elections.

Is a recent fall in overdose deaths temporary or a sign of a corner turned?

The number of fatal drug overdoses nationwide has fallen for six consecutive months.

Until next year, my sweetheart

In a special bonus episode, Meredith Goldstein explores what happens to summer romance when the summer ends, and “Wet Hot American Summer” creator David Wain shares a girl-crazy memory from his own camp days.

Listen: Apple Podcasts | Stitcher | RadioPublic

Where to watch the World Series (and get some good food and drinks)

Here’s how a Louis C.K. accuser responded to Sarah Silverman’s story

Removal of portrait from Noble and Greenough exhibit sparks controversy

Globe must-reads

Wealthy students vastly outnumber poor at Harvard

Sox fans who love food are winning. Totchos, anyone?

Is Boston worth a 2nd look for Amazon’s HQ2?

Stoke raises $90m to develop treatments for severe genetic diseases

Time will soon stand still for Watch Hospital

HELP DESK

Yes, you can argue online without going crazy

What’s behind rats’ flight to the ’burbs?

Transgender advocates decry possible rollback

Ted Kennedy papers include letters to MLK, others

YOUR TV GPS

Here’s your road map for the week in TV

Itching to vote? Early voting has begun

Strangers help homeless vet reclaim his life

World Series Game 1: Dodgers at Red Sox lineups and notes

Former New England mob boss Frank Salemme transferred to prison in Brooklyn

MassHort honors Ask the Gardener writer Stocker

Candidate pays back $50,000 loan to himself — weeks before Election Day

Nation & World

Saudi royals meet with slain writer’s relatives

Police: 14-year-old boy charged with stealing Maserati in Greenwich, Connecticut

Columnists

Renée Graham

An act of bottomless cruelty

JOAN VENNOCHI

Saudis and Raytheon: profiles in profit?

CHRISTOPHER L. GASPER

Adjusting on the fly? That’s the Patriot way

Alex Beam

Michael Collins: The lucky, grumpy astronaut

TARA SULLIVAN

One save Craig Kimbrel won’t ever top

JEFF JACOBY

Enlightened despots are never enlightened

CHRISTOPHER L. GASPER

New Red Sox slogan: In Alex We Trust

Beverly Beckham

Hoping for a therapy dog to stay by Bella’s side

KEVIN PAUL DUPONT | ON SECOND THOUGHT

Hunter shoots himself in foot

DAN SHAUGHNESSY

Blowout in N.Y. is where Sox changed their tune

Michael A. Cohen

For Trump, Democrats are threats to America

chesto means business

Plant shutdown could send a chill through N.E.

Pfizer, Bain launch a startup to focus on nervous system diseases

Mariah Carey will perform in Boston in March

Globe staff photos of the month, September 2018

Real Estate

Crossword

Breaking free from ‘safe’ state voter apathy

Recipes: Soup, salad, and pasta — a Northern Italian menu for fall

Recipes: Reel them in with flavorful fish sandwiches