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Ross Brockman, 26, co-founder of Downeast Cider, pours a glass of his cider inside the company’s Charlestown brewery. / NICOLAUS CZARNECKI, METRO

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Investigation begins after partial building collapse Dorchester. No injuries were reported after parts of a building fell Tuesday afternoon. The city’s Inspectional Services Department is looking into the cause of a partial building collapse that happened around noon Tuesday on Washington Street in Dorchester. Boston Fire officials responded to a block of stores at 497-501 Washington Street at 12:12 p.m. after what appeared to be the facade of the building falling down, scattering rubble and debris onto the sidewalk. “The outer brick wall let go onto the sidewalk,” the fire department said in an official tweet at 2:43 p.m. No injuries were reported, however the building was apparently occupied when the collapse happened as fire officials said the structure was evacuated. The property is a one-story

commercial building with several businesses, according to fire officials. Building inspectors from the Inspectional Services Department were on scene following the incident, fire officials said, and the property owner planned to have an engineer access structure. Businesses will remain closed for the time being, fire officials said. One of the damaged storefronts bears a sign for “Active Chiropractic Rehab.” Its neighboring storefront appeared to have space for lease. Calls made to the rehabilitation center were not returned by press time Tuesday. Photographs taken at the scene around 2 p.m. showed brick and other building material piled across the sidewalk and strewn into the street. The area was blocked off by yellow police tape and police barriers. MORGAN ROUSSEAU @MetroMorgan

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The rubble blocked the entire sidewalk and spilled into the street. / NICOLAUS CZARNECKI, METRO

Harvard pranksters caught at rival Yale

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BU newspaper in danger of closing Boston University’s only independent student-run newspaper, The Daily Free Press, is in danger of closing. The Daily Free Press is strapped with $70,000 in debt according to a press release posted by the paper Tuesday.

A group of Harvard pranksters who previously led bogus tours of Yale were caught red-handed on the New Haven campus in the run-up to this year’s Harvard-Yale football game. The group, a comedy troupe that produces nine-minute satirical news segments called “On Harvard Time,” were producing a new segment, according to The Yale Daily News. The paper reported the Crimson pranksters, decked out in Yale gear, quizzed

Yalies about the upcoming game against Harvard and the school’s athletics. They staged a mock protest against Yale football and encouraged the school to slash funding for athletics and invest more in academics. Members of the group also carried signs, one of which read “God hates sports.” Ultimately, a Yale Facebook group outed the impostors. The troupe pulled off a stunt last year where they donned Yale gear and pretend-

Big game Harvard, the defending Ivy League champs, host Yale in the 131st version of “The Game” on Nov. 22. •

Yale leads the rivalry, first played in 1875, 65-57-8.

ed to be Yale students while giving tours of the university. DANNY MCDONALD

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If most of that debt is not resolved before the end of 2014, publisher Turley Publications said it will cease publishing. In an attempt to stave off closure, the paper has launched a “GoFundMe” fundraising campaign. Recently, The Daily Free Press has changed to a weekly print cycle to cut costs. METRO

Air National Guard to hold F-15 flyover The Massachusetts Air National Guard is planning a 37-minute flyover of five F-15 fighter jets Thursday as part of a media event coordinated with the Federal Aviation Administration. The fighter jets are expected to depart Hanscom Air Force

The Hub skyline will be peppered with F-15s Thursday morning. NICOLAUS CZARNECKI, METRO

Base in Bedford at 8:10 a.m., and will pass over Boston at an elevation of 1,000 feet at 8:16 a.m. and over Fenway Park at 8:18 a.m., according to the National Guard. The flyover is also expected to pass over Gillette Stadium, Cape Cod and Nantucket before wrapping up over Martha’s Vineyard at 8:47 a.m. METRO

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LGBT vets march in Boston Veterans Day Parade About a dozen LGBT military veterans marched for the first time Tuesday in the city’s annual Veterans Day Parade. Members of OutVets, a Boston-based group that raises awareness about the service of

OutVets brought a new kind of pride to Boston’s Veterans Day parade. / NICOLAUS CZARNECKI, METRO

lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender servicemen and servicewomen, marched in the downtown parade. The group aims to build a memorial honoring LGBT service. An OutVets spokesman told the Associated Press that parade organizers have embraced the group with “open arms and strong support.” METRO

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Organizers of an upcoming craft beer festival hope to broaden the palates of Boston beer lovers by introducing them to the bright, bubbly luster of craft hard ciders. The Drink Craft Beer Fall to Winter Fest kicks off Friday at Revere Hotel’s Space 57, offering attendees roughly 70 beers and over 20 different hard ciders. Drink Craft Beer co-founder Jeff Wharton said the amped up cider offering is in response to an uptick in demand. “Almost all cider brands are quite local. They’re part of the community,” said Wharton, who expects 1,650 people to turn out over the two-day event. “It has such a history here -- 200 years ago, cider was far more common than beer,” said Wharton. “It’s very much a New England beverage.” Hard cider brewer Ross Brockman, 26, co-founded Downeast Cider House in

Visit Metro.us for a full list of brewers to be showcased at this weekend’s festival. Charlestown in 2011 when he was fresh out of Bates College. “The younger generation is not as self-conscious about drinking ciders and cocktails. They’re just interested in what tastes good,” said Brockman, whose cider will be featured this weekend. The brewery produces 7,500 barrels, or roughly 233,000 gallons, of hard cider each year. But demand has been growing, and Brockman anticipates production to triple next year. “I’d say hard cider still has room to grow,” he said. MORGAN ROUSSEAU @MetroMorgan

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treated for the disease. Looking gaunt but happy, Spencer high-fived Bellevue nurses and was hugged by New York City Mayor Bill de Blasio, the city’s first lady Chirlane McCray and a handful of other officials at a news conference before his release. “My infection represents a fraction of the more than 13,000 reported cases in West Africa, the center of the outbreak,” said Spencer, a physician from New York-Presbyterian/Columbia University Medical Center who worked overseas with Doctors Without Borders. REUTERS

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JLaw quits the Internet and it’s all your fault!

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Great job, haters. You’ve gone and scared off Jennifer Lawrence. The “Hunger Games” star insists she has instituted a firm anti-social-media stance, and it’s all because you couldn’t play nice. “The Internet has scorned me so much that I feel like it’s that girl in high school that I’m like, ‘Oh, you want to talk about her? Yeah, I’ll do that!’ Take my hoops off, I’m ready to go,” she says in a

BBC radio interview. But it’s not just scorn that’s keeping her away. Lawrence thinks she just can’t handle Twitter. “I don’t really understand what it is. It’s like this weird enigma that people talk about. It’s fine, I respect that, but no, I’ll never get a Twitter,” she says. Aww, she says “a Twitter” just like my 72-year-old aunt. That’s adorable. “If you ever see a Facebook, Instagram or Twitter that says it’s me, it most certainly is not.” Maybe someone should tell her about her official Facebook page. It just so happens that almost 11 million people have clicked “like” on that page.

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Britney ‘allowed’ to date new guy

Britney Spears can apparently carry on with her new boyfriend, TV producer Charlie Ebersol, now that he’s passed her dad’s extensive round of background checks. “Anyone dating Britney must undergo a background check and sign a confidentiality agreement,” a source says, according to Star magazine. “Obviously, Charlie made the cut.” About that confidentiality agreement: In a show of good faith, Spears’ dad “offered to pay Ebersol’s legal fees if he needed someone to look it over.” Ah, young love.

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Conan O’Brien plays ‘Assassin’s Creed: Unity’ Conan O’Brien posted yet another installment of his hilarious series, “Clueless Gamer,” with a look at the new “Assassin’s Creed: Unity,” which takes place during the

French Revolution. “It’s by the company Ubisoft,” O’Brien says. “Which is what my wife said to me on my wedding night.” As usual, O’Brien has trouble mastering the game, as he is more interested in looking at a painting than escaping the Bastille and killing people. As always, you can check out the video on Metro.us.

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The Weekly Yelp. Dive bars can be friendly places Think all down-and-dirty dives are chock-full o’ dour drunks and doormen? Well, you’re right. Unless, of course, you’re ponied up at one of these four bars with cheap booze and smiles for miles.

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was not Sandy. She was not the Sandy I had known and loved for many years, and I don’t want you to remember me like that and I don’t want to go through that experience.’� Currently, the law requires that a patient be diagnosed with a terminal illness to have the option of assisted suicide. Though Solomon supports strict guidelines on who that choice is made available to, that standard doesn’t include everyone whose quality of life no longer satisfies them. “I think it’s important there be many precautions put into place so that people don’t commit suicide because they have conditions that are reversible, including some element of depression, which can often be a response to diagnosis of a catastrophic illness,� he says. “Having said that, I’ve seen people who have ALS or even people who have Alzheimer’s who are at a point at which they no longer wish to go on, and the question of whether people who have not been given the specific kind of amu-

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let of the six months to live, whether those people should have access to the right to die is complicated and nuanced simply because it’s more open to reinterpretation and misuse.� He encouraged those around the dying person to show their love by being supportive in whatever way they need. “I think the respectful thing is to try as deeply as you can to understand the wishes of the dying person, to understand the ramifications of those wishes, to sort out whether those wishes are crazy, irrational or coming out of severe depression, or coming out of a carefully thought-through understanding of the value of life.�

Solomon, a psychologist, has concerns about palliative care specialists being “often quite agenda-driven,â€? but says that overall, there is more willingness by doctors to express the sympathy they feel for a dying person’s wishes. None of them tried to convince Solomon’s family that his mother should endure the ďŹ nal stages of cancer, but any loss of life aects them, too. “I still think it’s an uphill battle. Medical education is so focused on preserving life, and I think it’s traumatic for doctors to have not only the loss of someone they’ve developed a relationship to but also the acknowledgment of the limitations of medical science. That in some sense, everyone who makes this choice seems to point a light of failure onto medicine, and of course medicine, like all other disciplines, has its great successes — and places where not everything can be accomplished,â€? he says. EVA KIS @thisiskis

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Scorpio|Oct. 23-Nov. 21. Look into stable investment opportunities. This is an excellent day for absorbing some serious knowledge. You can obtain secret information.

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Leo | July 23-Aug. 22. This is not the best time to push your beliefs on friends. Stick close to home and finish the projects that you’ve started. Time spent alone will be highly productive for you. Virgo | Aug. 23-Sept. 22. Your need to contribute to worthwhile causes will enable you to offer not only valued suggestions, but also your time and energy as well. Libra | Sept. 23-Oct. 22. Don’t bother trying to deal with an erratic individual who is not willing to listen or compromise. Direct your thoughts to areas that will bring advancement and greater self-esteem. You can make your mark if you put forth the effort. EUGENIA LAST

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Bruins headed north with renewed vigor NHL. The B’s face a tough back-to-back in Canada as they’ll face the Maple Leafs and Canadiens. Monday’s 4-2 win over the Devils at TD Garden was the exclamation point to a very successful homestand for the Bruins. Boston (10-6-0) has won its last five games to vault from near the bottom of the Atlantic Division to three points behind first-place Tampa Bay and one point behind Montreal. The key for the B’s is to keep things rolling this week as the games figure to get more difficult. They are in Toronto (8-5-2) on Wednesday (8 p.m., NBCSN) and then in Montreal (10-4-1) the following night (7:30 p.m., NESN). Along with the Lightning and Red Wings, these are the clubs they’ll be battling for playoff position all season. The common element to this current run has been strong defense and goaltending. The B’s defense has overcome injuries to Zdeno Chara,

Kevan Miller, Torey Krug and David Warsofsky so far, and goaltender Tuukka Rask, who struggled at the beginning of the season, has picked it up in November. Boston’s offense still isn’t exactly explosive, but the good sign is that many of its top players are starting to play up to their capabilities. With a goal and two assists on Monday, Patrice Bergeron has two goals and four assists in his last four games. Linemate Reilly Smith had a goal and an assist Monday, giving him a modest three-game point streak. Carl Soderberg had a power-play goal against New Jersey and, quietly, he’s been the Bruins’ most consistent forward with two goals and four assists in his last five games. Boston lost 6-4 at Montreal on Oct. 16, but came back on Oct. 25 to beat Toronto 4-1. It’s likely that Niklas Svedberg will make his first start since Oct. 30 on Wednesday against Toronto, giving Rask some rest before he faces the Canadiens. RICH SLATE @RichSlate

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NFL power rankings | by Matt Burke No. 1

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Peyton Manning threw for five touchdowns against Oakland. To borrow a popular phrase from 2012, ironically the last season Wes Welker had a 100yard receiving day: We’re not impressed.

If you like football, go ahead and tell your family now. You won’t be talking to them on Thanksgiving with the Lions and Cowboys both good at the same time for the first time since 1993.

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It’s entirely possible that the Colts will be exposed by the Patriots this Sunday night. Remember, it was just a few weeks back that Indy allowed 51 points to the now-laughable Steelers.

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