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Globe staff photos of the month, September 2019

setembro 11, 2026

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A golden sunrise by the Eastern Point lighthouse in Gloucester on Sept. 17.

Salome Verkoville, age 10, sits on Nauset Beach watching a storm. In a Globe report published in September, scientists, advocates, and others took a hard look at the climate change impacts felt by Cape residents and visitors.

People walk along the iconic Sandwich Boardwalk as the sun sets. The boardwalk has been rebuilt twice following Nor’easters. In a Globe report published in September, scientists, advocates, and others took a hard look at the climate change impacts felt by Cape residents and visitors.

A surfer rode a huge wave on Newcomb Hollow Beach in Welfleet as the remnants of Hurricane Humberto brought dangerous riptides and large waves to Cape Cod beaches on Sept. 19.

A man leaned into the wind from Hurricane Dorian while visiting Nauset Beach in Orleans on Sept. 7.

Director Andrew Sheranian prepared choir members for procession during a rehearsal of the Ashmont Boy Choir at All Saints Church in Boston on Sept. 17.

People filed through the Yayoi Kusama Mirror Infinity Room “Love Is Calling” exhibit, which premiered Sept. 24 at the Institute of Contemporary Art in Boston.

Voters marked their ballots in the Chinatown YMCA gymnasium, which doubles as Boston’s Ward 3 Precinct 8, during Boston’s preliminary city council election.

Glenda Marleni Bautista and her nephew Luis Bautista (right) walked to her attorney’s office in Boston on Sept. 25 after she won asylum in the United States. She had argued that her family was persecuted by the Salvadoran police, including the murder of her son.

Ana Garnica of Dover, N.H., held an American flag while listening to Elizabeth Warren speak at a house party in Hampton Falls, N.H., on Sept. 2.

Josie Carvajal Kossnar, 12, of Cambridge cheered during the Youth Climate Strike in Boston on Sept. 20.

Theo Avent, 20, smiled in anticipation of taking a photo with Senator Elizabeth Warren during a campaign event in Keene, N.H., on Sept. 25. Warren has made post-rally photo opportunities with supporters a regular part of her campaign.

A tiny 10-week-old kitten named “Kevin” found a new home after being discovered on the street on Sept. 3 and brought to the MSPCA, which is raising funds to help offset the cost of heart surgery he needs to stay alive.

A seagul perched on a railing on Castle Island in Boston on Sept. 18.

Two attendees at the Making Strides Against Breast Cancer Walk and Rally embrace during the event on the Esplanade on Sept. 29.

Gryffin Marks, 11, of Cambridge aired his new bike at Lynch Family Skatepark on Sept. 30. He was celebrating his birthday.

Artist Mithsuca Berry painted shipping containers on Sept. 27 during setup for HubWeek in the Seaport.

Longtime customer Diane Garthwaite greeted Marc Najarian when she arrived at Fresh Pond Market in Cambridge on Sept. 10.

A marcher (left) confronted a counterpotester during the a Straight Pride Parade in Boston on Aug. 31.

Fall River , MA., 08/30/2019, Erick Williams comforts his son, Levi, after he bumped his head. Williams spent 8 years in solitary confinement. Suzanne Kreiter/Globe staff

Felicity Huffman, left, and her husband, William H. Macy, appeared at John Joseph Moakley United States Courthouse in Boston on Sept. 13.

Jack Duffy-Protentis and his service dog, Adonis, were reflected in an awards cabinet in one of the engineering buildings he studies in at Worcester Polytechnic Institute on Sept. 13.

Jeanette Garcia kissed her daughter Laniyah Basnight before the start of school at the George H. Conley Elementary School in Roslindale on Sept. 5.

High Rock, Bahamas, 09/6/2019 -- Virginia Cooper stands on the foundation that is all that is left of her home after Hurricane Dorian swept it away. Cooper had stayed in the neighboring town of Freeport during the storm and returned home a few days ago to find there was nothing left. (Jessica Rinaldi/Globe Staff) Topic: Reporter:

Kids played in a backyard in Medford with a double rainbow in the background on Sept. 2.

Celtics mascot Lucky the Leprechaun sailed through the air as he practiced flips outside of the Auerbach Center on Sept. 4.

Celtics rookie Carsen Edwards dribbled while under the bright white lights during the team’s Media Day on Sept. 30.

Boston MA- 9-25-2019: Bruins goalaie Jaroslav Halak comes way out of his crease and beats the Devils Blake Coleman to a third period loose puck. The Boston Bruins hosted the New Jersey Devils in a pre season NHL hockey game at the TD Garden. (Jim Davis/Globe Staff)

New England Revolution Gustavo Bou celebrated his game-winning, playoff-clinching goal with teammate Wilfred Zahibo against New York City FC at Gillette Stadium on Sept. 29.

Retired Red Sox slugger David Ortiz made his first appearance at Fenway Park since being shot in the Dominican Republic on Sept. 9, throwing out the ceremonial first pitch before the game.

Boston Red Sox second baseman Brock Holt didn’t get the ball to first base fast enough on this infield grounder to beat out Yankees outfielder Brett Gardner during the fourth inning of New York’s 5-1 win on Sept. 7 at Fenway Park.

Mookie Betts scored to finish the Red Sox’ season with a walk-off win at Fenway Park over the Orioles on Sept. 29.

Easton, MA., 09/04/2019, Football practice at Oliver Ames High School. For a story on how EEE concerns are affecting afterschool activities/HS football games, etc. Easton has had more positive EEE tests than any other town in the state. Suzanne Kreiter/Globe staff

St. John’s Prep’s Matt Duchemin (No. 20) went up to block a pass intended for Bridgewater-Raynham’s Matthew Buron during St. John’s 28-0 win on Sept. 7.

Patriots safety Patrick Chung dove to intercept a pass during the fourth quarter of New England’s 16-10 win over the Buffalo Bills at New Era Field in Orchard Park, N.Y., on Sept. 29.

Patriots running back Brandon Bolden celebted his first-quarter touchdown during the Patriots’ 16-10 win over the Bills on Sept. 29.

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