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Bottoms up: Boston Mayor Wu, City Council want 3 a.m. last call, public drinking zones to stick around

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By Michelle Wu
| Boston Herald Verified
Getting your Trinity Audio player ready... Mayor Michelle Wu and the City Council want to keep the party going in Boston after the World Cup ends, and are pressing state lawmakers to extend 3 a.m. last call hours and public drinking zones through the summer.
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Battenfeld: Michelle Wu, Boston Police union’s convenient romance may be waning

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By Michelle Wu
| Boston Herald Verified
Getting your Trinity Audio player ready... A year after banding together to claim Boston is the safest major city in the country, Mayor Michelle Wu and the powerful Boston patrolmen’s union appear to be on the outs again. The on again, off again romance – one primarily of convenience anyway – has hit the skids as the patrolmen’s association now contends the Wu administration is not funding enough police officers and Boston is becoming a dangerous Chicago.
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Summer Book Recommendations from The Michigan Daily Arts

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By Archisha Pathak, Michelle Wu
| The Michigan Daily Verified
Though we all look forward to spending our days without exams lurking around the corner or constant classes that replace our typical hobbies, the summer months can be perfect for much more than beach days and lazy afternoons. In fact, it can be the ideal time to revisit old hobbies and even more importantly, the books you put off reading during the rest of the year.
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