Metro Boston - January 4, 2013

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WEEKEND, JANUARY 4-6, 2013

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missing again in Syria

© Family says freelance journalist was kidnapped © Parents make plea
to captors © It’s second time James Foley is kidnapped working overseas
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foreign correspondent who has a teacher and mentor assisting
worked for a Boston-based in- them in improving their lives,”

[email protected]

Boston records

ternational news organization _ Family and friends of James his family said in a statement
warmest year and has been mising for [MEDlajecmayccieiaweiate posted online
in 2012 ‘weeks in Syria are concerned and various social media While Foley was based in
for their son's welkbeing and pages to plead for his release. Boston, his family lives in New
BOSTON.Wasithotenough appealed for his release on His family said unidentified Hampshire
for youin 2012? Thursday. ‘gunmen kidnapped him while Foley was working for Glob
Last year wasthe warmest ‘james Foley's parents made _in northwest Syria on Thanks- alPost in April 2011 when he
Boston has seen at least since a plea to his captors from their giving ‘was captured by forces loyal to
weather record-keeping star- New Hampshire home More than 2,500 people then-Libyan leader Muammar
edin 1872, according othe “Lappeal to the people who had signed on online appeal Gaddafi, according to the news
National Weather Service. have Jim to let us know where for Foley's release as of Thurs- agency. He spent 44 days in
Boston’saverage tempera he is and tohelp us secure his _dayafternoon. Libyan prisons before being re-
ture last year was 54.2 release and to give us some in- leased,
degrees, whichis28degrees formation in terms of his wel- Foley was recently working
Se fare and health” his father, “We are gravely Foley's parents described for Agence France Presse and
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ation. That's about 7 inches Diane, said they have no infor welfare and safety. voices to the people living in a said
below normal. @ METRO ‘mation about their son. sates region going through war: ‘AFP also reported that Foley
His family said unidentified We miss him “Jim is the oldest of five was picked up by four men
Mass. to lay out gunmen kidnapped him while terribly.” children, He has reported inde- who later released his driver

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The 158 House and Sen- next month, according tothe House. Fire
ate legislators sworn in State House News. On Thurs- Teen pedestrian
this week will see their day, Gov. Deval Patrick said struck, killed
base pay drop in 2013 the financing plan will come
and 2014 by $1,110 intwo phases, starting witha NEWTON. An 18 year-old man
compared to those who report due to the Legislature was apparently trying to walk
served during the past on Monday that details 2<F085 Route 95 in Newton
two-year session, options to pay for infrastruc: early Thursday morning
according tothe State ture improvements and main- when he was struck by acar
House News. The base tenance fon the northbound side of
pay forlegislators has The MassDOT boards re- thehighvay, then thrown
been reset to $60,032 8 quired to produce a financing across the median into the
year. METRO planby an. 7 to address a southbound side where he
Budget gap of roughly $1 bit wasstruck again,

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ceny of a creditcard and drug Reporter. One firefighter suffered minor injuries and a dog was killed. The cause of the fire 20-mile back-ups of
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swearing-in
in Roxbury

‘BOSTON. Sen. Elizabeth War-
ren, 63, was sworn in by Vice
President Joe Biden as the
first female senator from
Massachusetts yesterday.
“Jam honored to have
the opportunity to serve as
your senator. lam grateful
for your hard work and your
support. 1am deeply
‘touched by the trust and.
faith that you have put in
me. And | pledge today that
| will never stop fighting for
you.” Warren posted online,
Areenacted swearing-in
ceremony will take place
Saturday at Roxbury
‘Community College, with
‘Supreme Court Justice Elena
Kagan presiding. @ METRO

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A cracked track on the Red Line

Freezing temperatures Thursday caused track problems on
the MBTA, particularly on the Red Line, where frustrated rid-
ers had to emerge from the subway to hop a bus between
Kendall and Harvard stations. AT spokesman said a broken
railwas discovered at Central Station just before noon. The
problem was caused by frigid temperatures, which on
Thursday dipped down into the single digits.

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senators Thursday. It
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Natick Democrat to
file anti-gun violence
bill within two weeks

‘A Natick Democrat plans to
file an anti-gun violence bill
within the next two weeks
that will address not just the
type of guns and ammunition
that can be sold legally in
Massachusetts, but also who
can buy them.

On Thursday, Rep.

Quoted: Anti-gun advocate

“If we have children, if we have loved
ones, if we have families, if we care about
the people of Massachusetts, we have a
stake in this because our goal is q
simple. It is to reduce gun violence in

David

Linsky, a former prosecutor, ”
hosted a crowded, Cloveddoor Massachusetts.
LINSKY

meeting at the State House to
talk about reducing gun vio-
lence and update existing gun
laws in the wake of the Sandy
Hook Elementary School
shooting in Newtown, Conn.

Linksy told the State House
News that the bill will address
who should be eligible to own
a gun, gun storage, mental
health screening for gun own:
ers and an update to the defi-
nitions and types of firearms
and ammunition permitted

under the
‘weapons ban,

If we have children, if we
have loved ones, if we have
families, if we care about the
people of Massachusetts, we
have a stake in this because
our goal is quite simple. Itis to
reduce gun violence in Massa
chusetts," Linsky said at a
press conference after the
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Linksy said about 150 to.
200 people attended the
meeting, including 100
Democratic and Republi
can members of the
House and Senate inter:
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state’s gun laws.

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subscribe to any theo- comedy show “Portlandia” roommate}; as Toni and Can-
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fact, it's th = quires them to actually leave
opposite. e their feminist bookstore. Even
great! Spyke — Armisen’s ever-cyni
caland hyper-local hipster bike
messenger character — takes
his crusade to “take back MTV"
to New York City on Friday's
premiere.

But Armisen and Brown.
stein say that putting their
characters in different locales is
only part of the new direction

for “Portlandia.”
"This year we were all
about making it less con-
ceptual and more about
“Who are these people?’
and then ‘Which of,
these scenarios do they
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response as a means of gauging what to

do next, creatively

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t seems like “Portlandia” it
self is in conflict. What be-

gan asa niche sketch show
that skewered a ci

for its quiet eccentri
struck a universal chord, From
the Season 1 launch to the Sea:
son 2 premiere, the show sawa
39 percent increase in viewers,
Not bad for a show that’s just
as apt to cast indie rock mus

ians as comedic actors, In be

tween seasons 2 and 3, the two
stars toured a live show that
featured as many earnest must
cal performances as it did com-
edy. bits. Armisen acknowl.
edges that the show has a bit of

an identity crisis, but he says
it’s liberating,

“I want to reach many peo:
ple,” he says. “It’s a comedy
show, and I guess technically
it’s a variety show because
there's music in it, And so I
have no limitations on it”

But Armisen bristles at any
insinuation that “Portlandia” is
a place where he can put ideas
that would be “too weird” for
that other comedy show he's
on, "Saturday Night Live

“There are things on ‘Port-
landia’ that are broad,” he ar
‘gues. “It's hard to classify what
something is, but ‘SNL’ histori
cally has done some weird stuf
and I would say that that show
has allowed me to do some

very weird things that I can't
believe I've gotten away with.”

Brownstein says she and
Armisen have focused on cer
tain characters throughout the
seasons not because they're re
liable for audiences, but be-
cause of the possibilities they
present: “I'm really not totally
interested in crowd response as
a means of gauging what to do
next, creatively. .. You can just
really go down a rabbit hole
with that, like trying to think
from a marketing or network
standpoint,” she says. “It kind
of has to stem from the charac
ters that we feel the most in-
vested in.”

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