Bite Size News, May 21: Hot Spring Edition

• It's hot! Tomorrow too! [Boston Globe]
• Local cancer survivor says he would hide the Minnesota cancer runaway, but he isn't hiding him. [Boston Herald]
• Capt. Richard Phillips beats out Michael Phelps for "Mariner of the Year" award. [Cape Cod Times]
• A Yoon supporter attaches another gaffe to his mayoral run. [Boston Globe]
• Special primary election for disgraced House Speaker Sal DiMasi's seat was won by a former DiMasi aide. [WBZ]
• Bad news: The 100 top publicly-traded local companies lost 32.6% of stock valuein the last year. Good news: There are still at least 100 top publicly-traded local companies. [Boston Globe]
• Outdoor dining in Boston will no longer be limited between May and October -- to take advantage of the other 2 or 3 nice days of the year. [New York Times]

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