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From turkey, to pies, to all the fixing, it seems like everything needs a spot in the oven on Thanksgiving. How do you make it all fit? Former Globe food editor Sheryl Julian shares tips and tricks. In the full segment, she dishes on the contemporary recipes you'd be thankful to have on your Thanksgiving table.

On Boston Globe Today: Heading out for the holiday? Check the weather first. A winter storm is coming our way. ? Lead meteorologist Ken Mahan times out the rain, snow, and gusty winds. Watch: https://trib.al/oyw0UTv

After years of underinvestment, Mattapan Square is showing new life. Apartment buildings have sprung up, especially near stops on the Commuter Rail’s Fairmount Line. New bus lanes are coming too, to be installed in the center of Blue Hill Ave. A long-discussed neighborhood plan is now official, with zoning that aims to spur along new multistory, mixed-use buildings and support smaller, locally owned businesses. And there’s hope that a tranche of new liquor licenses designated for Mattapan will bring more restaurants and places to linger. Watch the full video, part of the latest installment of the On the Street series. https://trib.al/TBEA972

A Boston Globe Spotlight Team investigation: Steward Health Care executives used their in-house malpractice insurer like a piggy bank, pulling cash from it at will. Now some doctors wonder if they're unprotected. Some patients who suffered harm in Steward hospitals wonder if their claims will ever be paid.

On Boston Globe Today: Canceled and delayed flights can quickly ruin any vacation, and getting compensation for those flights has long been just as stressful. For decades, the rules around refunds in the United States have been ambiguous or vary wildly from airline to airline. But as of Oct. 28, getting a refund got a lot simpler. Travel writer and columnist Christopher Muther navigates the new rules from the Department of Transportation. Watch: https://trib.al/9VAB4B2

Boston Globe Media financial columnist Larry Edelman reported last week that Governor Maura Healey probably won’t succeed in persuading the US Labor Department to waive repayment of $2.5 billion in misspent funds. That would set up a high-stakes showdown over whether employers or the state, using taxpayers’ dollars, should reimburse the federal government. Read more in Trendlines.

Walkable neighborhoods. Liberal politics. Green space. For Boston Globe Media, I spoke with more than 30 people who have left Greater Boston since the pandemic for. And according to them, there's plenty to miss. https://lnkd.in/etuqgvbC

Three years into its anticipated seven-year timeline, construction is well underway on Massachusetts General Hospital’s massive new $1.9 billion clinical care facility on its Boston campus. At over 1.5 million square feet, the Phillip and Susan Ragon Building will house the Mass General Cancer Center and the Corrigan Minehan Heart Center. Read more: https://trib.al/u6vPBnn

On Boston Globe Today: Is "Wicked" wicked good? Boston.com entertainment writer Kevin Slane reviews the highly anticipated broadway adaptation and "Gladiator II."

Employers are on the hook after Massachusetts mistakenly used federal money in 2020 to pay jobless claims that were its responsibility. In the latest edition of Trendlines, Boston Globe Media columnist Larry Edelman writes that Governor Maura Healey is now scrambling to resolve the shortfall before Donald Trump becomes president. ?? Read it here. And subscribe for more Boston business news.