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Globe staff photos of the month, November 2019

V. J. Ibones, visiting from Miami, took a quick turn on the ice at the Frog Pond before his flight home. Deanna McDevitt held her 2-year-old son, Tommy, after her promotion to district fire chief. She is the first woman district fire chief in the history of the Boston Fire Department. Dan Giacalone dressed his son Gus, 10 months, before bedtime at their home in Dedham. Dan and Raelee Giacalone know a lot about hunting for changing stations in public: They have four kids. Proposed legislation would require new public buildings, or those being substantially renovated, to include diaper changing stations accessible to all genders and disabled people. The helmet of Worcester fire Lieutenant Jason Menard was carried during his funeral procession at St. John’s Catholic Church in Worcester. A man inspected a Guinness advertisement for sale at auction at Doyle’s. Fourth-year medical student Alma Oñate posed for a portrait at Harvard Medical. Oñate is a DACA recipient and faces deportation if the Supreme Court upholds President Trump’s plan to end the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals immigration policy. Julia Mejia, candidate for Boston city councilor at-large, greeted voters in the South End on Election Day. Chanel Kennerly held a candle during a vigil on Transgender Day of Remembrance at St. Paul’s Church in downtown Boston. Transgender Day of Remembrance is a day for the transgender and nonbinary communities, as well as those who care for them, to come together and mourn those who have been taken from the community due to anti-transgender hate. A shaft of early morning light illuminated a pedestrian passing the Greater Boston Chinese Golden Age Center and Hong Lok House on Essex Street in Chinatown. Alex Harris (center), a senior at Boston Collegiate Charter School, hugged Rosemary Martinez (left) and Katalina Cinelli during a walkout to protest racial unrest and discriminatory policies at the school. Jaquail Owens and his daughter Tailynn Lewis, 14 months, during Table of Friends, the Garden Neighborhood Charities annual Thanksgiving Dinner at TD Garden. This mother fell behind on her payments for state-subsidized day care, and she couldn’t catch up even with a second job. Things spiraled from there, and now she is homeless. A player arrived before dawn at the Pilgrim Hockey Arena in Hingham to participate in Has Been Hockey. Four teams rotate playing each other using two rinks. Games start at 6:30 a.m. Swampscott players cheered before the high school Thanksgiving football game against Marblehead in Marblehead, Marblehead won 22-16. John D. O’Bryant player Nicholas Centeio headed back to the locker room after a 13-7 loss on Thanksgiving to Boston Latin Academy in the Boston City League North title game at Madison Park. Watertown’s Elizabeth Loftus (middle) leaped for joy after scoring the winning goal in overtime in the quarterfinal Division 2 North Tournament game against Wayland on Nov. 2. Wayland’s Aiden Chitkara (right) looked on after the 1-0 loss. New England Patriots defensive back Stephon Gilmore intercepted a pass intended for Dallas Cowboys receiver Amari Cooper during second quarter action at Gillette Stadium on Nov. 24. The Patriots won 13-9. Patriots quarterback Tom Brady tossed the ball away after being sacked in the fourth quarter by the Baltimore Ravens on Nov. 3. The Patriots lost 37-20 in the game at Baltimore’s M&T Bank Stadium. The Boston Bruins’ Danton Heinen got his stick on a flying puck in front of Washington Capitals goalie Baden Holtby as the Capitals’ John Carlson took a swipe at it in the first period. The Bruins fell 3-2 in the Nov. 16 game. The Boston Bruins’ Brad Marchand celebrated his game-winning goal with teammate Patrice Bergeron in front of the Pittsburgh Penguins’ Sidney Crosby (left) and Brian Dumoulin (8) during the third period at TD Garden on Nov. 4. The Bruins won 6-4. Source

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