Medicaid Coverage Crunch: Five governors, including Massachusetts’ own leaders, are warning the Trump administration that new federal work rules could trigger paperwork-driven Medicaid losses starting January—raising fears that eligible adults will lose routine care. Local Arts Infrastructure: Lowell’s Jack Kerouac Center is moving from plans to fundraising, with renderings for a museum, performances, education spaces, and a mosaic built from community photos. Civic Leadership & Community Life: Newton’s former Ward 1 councilor-at-large Alison Leary lost the state rep primary but vows to keep pushing Medicare for All and environmental priorities. Nightlife as Economic Policy: Boston policy and business leaders argue that a more vibrant, inclusive nighttime economy is “serious business” for talent retention and local small businesses. Campus Culture & Competition: A Boston College student op-ed questions whether intramural “championship mug” culture turns fun into unhealthy rivalry. Remembering a Teacher: Howard J. Gilmore, longtime educator and Navy veteran, died at 82, remembered for community service and school leadership. State Politics on the Record: Gov. Maura Healey defended her gas-tax suspension proposal while criticizing her opponent’s plan as a giveaway to big oil. Tech & Identity in Travel: The UK is rolling out updated facial recognition at airport e-gates, aiming to speed border checks for travelers.