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Possible vote causes buzz at Freedom Rally Buzz. Volunteers were racking up signatures at the 26th annual pro-pot festival on the Common over the weekend.

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At 26 years and counting, it’s no longer unusual to see the cannabis-friendly Freedom Rally on Boston Common this weekend. But the two-day festival, which again drew thousands and is among the largest of its kind, had special significance this year. With two groups leading state ballot initiatives to legalize marijuana this year, the rally’s seasoned volunteers and goods-purveyors under tents said they had their eyes on the future of toking up in Massachusetts. Voters could get the chance to weigh in on legalization for recreational use in November 2016 if campaign organizers collect enough signatures to get their questions on the ballot. One of the initiatives is being run by the Cam-

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“I’m just a big supporter of legalized weed. It’d be lit [if pot were legal]. I think it would take down crime. We’re not known to be the nicest place and I think if weed was legalized we’d be a little nicer.” Jacob “Jam” Melamed, Quincy

“I learned about [marijuana] and it blew me away. I got educated and now I’m an activist.” Ficcardi-Sauro

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paign to Regulate Marijuana like Alcohol, a tax-andregulate platform. But it was the other, a proposal for light regulation and no new taxes run by a group called Bay State Repeal, which earned endorsement from the Freedom Rally’s organizers. Volunteers from Repeal were collecting signatures from attendees. Helping out on Sunday was Stake McAskill, a veteran of the state’s pro-legalization battle who said he’s been volunteering for rally organizers MassCann since the 1990s. He said Bay State Repeal’s initiative was the right one for the state. “Instead of compromise, we just want to re-

peal it like they did with booze,” said McAskill, who was also spraying waterbased paint tattoos on festivalgoers’ skin from a booth. He argued legalization would increase access for patients. “It shouldn’t be all about money. It should be about how many people you can treat.” Nearby, Jeanne Ficcardi-Sauro told Metro she had helped hundreds sign Repeal’s petition. Ficcardi-Sauro, a member of MassCann’s Board of Directors, said she was a new recruit to the legalization cause. A 57-year-old breast cancer survivor, she said she uses the drug to manage her pain. “I learned about [marijuana] and it blew me

away. I got educated and now I’m an activist,” she said. Ficcardi-Sauro raised an Eagle Scout, she said. She had a green “Rx” spray-tattooed on her cheek. “The momentum is here,” she said. The crowd as always was a mix of young and old, with area colleges well represented. On a pink blanket splayed out on the Common lawn, 20-year-old Heather Smith, a fourthyear civil engineering student at Northeastern, shared a blunt stuffed with marijuana with Nikki Guilmette, 21, who was visiting from Connecticut. “It’s cool to know this could be normal some day and we could just be out here, not just at the Freedom Rally,” Smith said. SPENCER BUELL

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“The world is finally acknowledging [marijuana] is something we can use [medically and recreationally]. It’s amazing.” Nikki Guilmette, Wallingford, Conn.

[Legalization would be] “good for people who need it for medical use. These changes should have been around 20 years ago.” Tom Brown, Milton, New Hampshire

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Marshfield slay arrest in Dot Nabbed. The collar was connected to the robbery and slaying of a reported collector of exotic goods. Boston police played a role in arresting a suspected murderer on Saturday, police said yesterday. Officers arrested James Ferguson, 39, of Marshfield on Saturday in the area of 11 Salcombe St. in Dorchester, police said in a release. While on a directed patrol as part of an investigation, Boston Police observed an unattended vehicle of interest and alerted other authorities while conducting surveillance, the release said. State troopers and Marshfield police officers also responded, the release said.

The announcement on Sunday afternoon came with few specifics – it was unclear, for example, which department made the arrest, how Ferguson was apprehended or what he was doing in Boston. Boston Police said the arrest was connected to the killing of 43-yearold Robert McKenna, of Marshfield, in the early morning hours of Wednesday Sept. 17. Investigators believed the murder was related to a robbery and called the slaying at McKenna’s Marshfield home a “horrific scene,” according to reports. McKenna’s death attracted attention for the victim’s curious past. He told those who knew him he was a collector of taxidermy, an African big game hunter and a former diamond runner, the Boston Globe reported. SPENCER BUELL

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tion, run by Kennedy’s mother Kathy CrosbyBell, was a principal donor for the vehicle. Boston Sparks Association volunteers staff the rolling canteen, which provides food and water and comforting supplies (cool towels and mistsprayers in the summer, hot chocolate and soup in the winter) for crews battling blazes in the city. The new truck replaces an old one a department spokesman said had become rundown. SB

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Lifelong Lego fan chosen as amusement park master builder Megan Quigley, Lego fan and amateur builder extraordinaire, has been named Legoland Discovery Center Boston’s next Master Builder. A panel of judges

picked Quigley, 26, from a group of 15 vying for the job in a competitive buildoff called Brick Factor. Job responsibilities included building and maintaining the indoor amusement park’s many brick models. To mark her win, Quigley clutched a yellow brick trophy and took part in a ceremonial “Lego brick waterfall” dumped over her head. METRO

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Pope tells Philly prisoners, all people need to be ‘cleansed’ Pope Francis took time out from the crowds in Philadelphia on Sunday to visit a prison, telling inmates that all people need to be “cleansed” and they should not view their confinement as exclusion from society.

Meeting 60 men and 11 women prisoners in a drab room at the CurranFromhold Correctional Facility, the Argentine-born pope stressed their time behind bars was meant to rehabilitate them. He then shook hands with each inmate, blessing all and hugging some who rose to greet him. Francis has emphasized outreach to the poor, to

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immigrants and those on the margins of society throughout his visit to the United States. He lunched with homeless people in Washington on Thursday. “All of us need to be

cleansed, to be washed, all of us, and me in the first place,” the pope said in his native Spanish at the prison, which houses some 2,800 inmates. “This time in your life can only have one purpose: to give you a hand in getting back on the right road,” he told the inmates and assembled family members. “All of us are part of that effort.” REUTERS

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“I am profoundly sorry that your innocence was violated by those who you trusted.” Pope Francis told the victims, according to a transcript provided by the U.S. Conference of Catholic Bishops

half-year papacy and used his strongest language yet in condemning it and promising that “all responsible will be held accountable.” It was believed to be the first time any pope has publicly described the abuse as rape. The pope was criticized by abuse victims earlier in his U.S. trip after he addressed the scandal on Wednesday. At that time, he did not utter the words “sexual abuse,” praised bishops for their “courage” and “generous commitment to bring healing to victims” and lamented that “pain” from the scandal had burdened them. On Sunday, Francis told the victims he deeply regretted that some bishops had failed to protect children and was disturbed that in some cases bishops were the abusers. The meeting marked just the second time Francis has met victims of clergy sexual abuse and was the first on a foreign tour. REUTERS

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House will pass funding bill and avoid government shutdown: Boehner

U.S. House Speaker John Boehner vowed on Sunday that Congress will avoid a government shutdown this week and he would push through as much unfinished legislation as possible before leaving at the end of October. Speaking on CBS’s “Face the Nation” two days after his surprise resignation, he said the House this week would pass a government funding bill now moving through the Senate, which does not meet conservatives’ demands to cut off money for Planned Parenthood. Asked if passage would require Democratic votes, he responded: “I’m sure

it will, but I suspect my Democratic colleagues want to keep the government open as much as I do.” Boehner resigned amid deep divisions among House Republicans over a range of issues including the handling of a Sept. 30 deadline to approve new funding for federal agencies and programs from education to national parks. Conservative Republicans, some of whom have called for his ouster, have insisted on punishing Planned Parenthood by withholding funds over allegations that the nonprofit group improperly sold tissues harvested from aborted fetuses. REUTERS

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At least 10 people injured at Arizona music festival

Baltimore cop warned Gray needed medical help: Reports

At least 10 people were injured when the crowd at a music festival in Arizona rushed the stage, according to local media. At least seven people were taken to the hospital with injuries after the crowd at the Summer Ends music festival in Tempe pushed toward the stage, AZFamily .com reported. Ten to 12 people were injured in the melee. Hip-hop artist J. Cole was the headliner. It is unclear whether he was onstage when the incident occurred. REUTERS

A Baltimore police officer charged with manslaughter over the death of black man Freddie Gray told another officer the man in their custody appeared to need medical assistance but none was provided at the time, the Baltimore Sun reported. Prosecutors have said Officer William Porter was called by Officer Caesar Goodson Jr., the van’s driver, to check on Gray’s status. Porter told investigators he informed Goodson, who is also black, the jail booking facility would not process Gray because he was in medical distress, according to an article. REUTERS

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France launches airstrikes against ISIS in Syria

France said on Sunday it launched its first air strikes in Syria, destroying an Islamic State (ISIS) training camp in the east of the country to prevent the group from carrying out attacks against French interests and to protect Syrian civilians. France had until now only struck ISIS targets in neighboring Iraq, carrying out just 3 percent of air strikes in an offensive on the group by a U.S.-led coalition. France has also provided limited logistical support to Syrian rebels it considers moderate, including Kurds. REUTERS

President Barack Obama will meet with Cuba’s President Raul Castro on Tuesday on the sidelines of the United Nations General Assembly, a White House official said. It will be the second meeting between the two leaders since they announced a detente following more than half a century of animosity between the former Cold War foes that led to the restoration of diplomatic relations on July 20. They last met in Panama City in April. REUTERS

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Chris Brown is scheduled to take his tour to Australia in December, but those plans might have to be scrapped if he’s denied a visa to enter the country — which he very well might be, due to his history of domestic violence. “People need to understand, if you are going to commit domestic violence and you want to travel around the world, there are going to be countries that say to you, ‘You cannot come in because you are not of the

Kaley Cuoco no longer sweet on Sweeting

Can we sneak this one in under the wire for the Summer of Celebrity Divorces even though it’s officially autumn? “Big Bang Theory” star Kaley CuocoSweeting is officially ditching her hyphenate — and her husband — as she and hubby of almost two years Ryan Sweeting are calling it quits. “Kaley Cuoco and Ryan Sweeting have mutually decided to end their marriage,” her rep says

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How not to be scared of De Niro

Interview. Anne Hathaway confesses she was — at ďŹ rst! — petriďŹ ed of working with her “The Internâ€? co-star. Robert De Niro is scary. That’s the line, anyway. In addition to his storied accomplishments, he’s quiet and careful with words, qualities that paint him as formidable. Even his “The Internâ€? co-star Anne Hathaway, an Oscar winner herself, was initially a little terrified of him. “I couldn’t talk around him for the first three weeks,â€? she recalls. “I just felt like an idiot with everything I said.â€? But Hathaway soon found that De Niro’s reticence was, as their director Nancy Meyers (“Something’s Gotta Give,â€? “It’s Complicatedâ€?) had told her, more Zen than menace.

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“Bob’s good at having chemistry with people,� she says. “So I assumed that as long as I didn’t mess up, I’d be OK.�

As it happens, in “The Intern� their characters have something like the opposite arc — it’s Hathaway who’s the intimidating one. De Niro plays Ben Whittaker, a widower who takes advantage of a new trend toward hiring retirees as unpaid interns. He winds up at an online clothing startup founded and largely run, or at least micromanaged, by Hathaway’s Jules Ostin. She’s overworked and remote, but Ben finds a way to earn her trust and is soon offering her advice. “I think it is

[Meyers’] love letter to us, our generation,� De Niro says. “When you’re a certain age, you get older, you [feel] less rel-

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evant in some ways. That’s just not the case.� And, like her character, Hathaway herself learned a few things, not just from De Niro but also from Meyers. “When we started, we saw the character in two different ways,� Hathaway remembers. “I wanted her to be wearing her stress on her sleeve; Nancy wanted her to have it more together. And then I thought, ‘Idiot. Who knows a Nancy Meyers character better than Nancy Meyers?’ It became this wonderful experience in being guided through a character, which is very new for me.�

Once Hathaway surrendered her initial instincts to Meyers’ vision, she says she found a place of contentment. “Up till now, I have made a lot of movies from insecurity and neuroses and self-doubt,� she explains. “I just got really tired of it, and I decided to make this from a more positive place, to feel good about what I was doing. It turns out you can make a movie without having nonstop sleepless nights.� Did De Niro have a similar epiphany? The actor responds, formidably, “I don’t think I learned anything about myself that I didn’t know already.� MATT PRIGGE @mattprigge

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‘Eat, Pray, Love’ author on how to live your most creative life

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with “artistic.” “The definition of ‘creative living’ is paying attention to your curiosity and following wherever it leads you,” she says. “It’s going to lead to a much more interesting life, no matter what it ends up producing — or doesn’t produce.”

Uncover your “strange jewels” In “Big Magic,” Gilbert encourages readers to uncover their own personal “strange jewels,” a thought inspired by her favorite poet, Jack Gilbert: “The jewels that are hiding inside you are begging to say yes.” “The jewels can be anything from talents to virtues to purpose in life,” she says, adding that following what you find interesting is part of the

treasure hunt that can lead to a more curious life.

Stop making excuses Gilbert says people often write to her on social media complaining that they don’t have time to be creative. Gilbert fires back that if you have time to be on social media, then that isn’t necessarily true. “When I start to pick apart that argument with people, it turns out it isn’t really a question about having time,” she says. “They’re afraid they don’t have the material, or the right training, or they’ll get rejected or ignored. It doesn’t really have to do with time.” She stresses that once people put aside these fears, they can uncover something great.

community In her book, she says success in creativity is part hard work, part magic. Part of the magic is surrounding yourself with people who can help fuel your creativity. Search for others who are curious about the same things you are either online or in meet-up groups. “They aren’t hard to find,” she says.

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high 104 receiving yards on four catches, while Julian Edelman added eight receptions and 85 receiving yards for a Patriots’ passing attack that wreaked havoc against the overmatched Jaguars (1-2).

Tom Brady added another milestone to his Hall-ofFame career on Sunday afternoon. In the midst of a 51-17 blowout win for the New England Patriots over the Jacksonville Jaguars, the 38-year-old became just the fourth quarterback in NFL history to throw at least 400 touchdown passes. Brady threw for 358 yards and a pair of touchdown passes on the day, but his landmark touchdown pass came in the closing minutes of the second quarter when he connected with Danny Amendola on a one-yard toss. The achievement highlighted another dominant outing for Brady and the Patriots’ offense, as New England (3-0) broke open a tight game with 20 unanswered points spread across the middle two quarters. LeGarrette Blount led the scoring onslaught by rushing for three touchdowns. Rob Gronkowski had a team-

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After seeing only two rushing attempts against a stout Bills run defense in Week 2 during his first game of the year, Blount was a featured part in the Patriots offense on Sunday. The veteran running back split carries with Dion Lewis during the first half but handled a heavier load for the team while they built a sizable lead after intermission and looked good in the process. Blount produced 78 rushing yards via a team-high 18 carries and was reliable around the goal line, scoring all three of his touchdowns on one-yard runs.

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Younger Kraft jabs Ravens Patriots president Jonathan Kraft chided the Baltimore Ravens Sunday on 98.5 FM The Sports Hub, saying, “It’s too bad about Baltimore isn’t it? It’s really too bad about Baltimore.” The Ravens were 0-2 heading into Sunday’s action.

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The dynamic duo of Tyrod Taylor and LeSean McCoy helped the Bills run wild on the Pats’ front seven in Week 2, as Buffalo tallied 160 rushing yards. Despite having a formidable runner in rookie T.J. Yeldon, Jacksonville could not find similar success in Week 3 against the New England frontline. The Patriots held tough up front all afternoon, limiting Yeldon to just 33 rushing yards on 11 carries. As a team, the Jaguars finished with only 57 rushing yards, creating positive vibes for the Patriots defensive unit as they head into their bye week.

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