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Lindsay Clancy Trial, TPS Ends, and Red Sox Moves | Boston News
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Lindsay Clancy’s trial opens today, accused of murdering her three young children in a mental health crisis — prosecutors say she strangled them and attempted suicide; her defense argues she suffered from postpartum psychosis and should be found not guilty by reason of insanity. Meanwhile, TPS for thousands of Haitian immigrants in Massachusetts ends today, threatening deportation and sparking fears of staffing shortages in healthcare; the state AG released a resource guide. In Maine, Troy Jackson has been chosen by Democratic delegates to challenge Senator Susan Collins — a tough uphill battle against a well-funded incumbent. The Red Sox made a splashy trade, acquiring Australian infielder Curtis Mead from the Nationals in exchange for pitcher Connelly Early, who’s now with Washington — Mead’s right-handed bat could fill a key gap. And Fenway Park is asking fans: what’s your favorite ballpark food? Share your picks — they’re compiling the ultimate guide.
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