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INNOVATION ECONOMY
Page one
More Latinos
insured in state
Hispanics in Massachusetts are much more likely to have insurance coverage and a primary care doctor than they were before the state's health insurance overhaul five years ago. (By Chelsea Conaboy, Globe Staff)
Dim view of lighting law
After years of looming as a distant threat, the federally mandated phaseout of some incandescent bulbs is about to become very real. For those in the know, the change means just one thing: It is time to start hoarding old-fashioned bulbs. (By Beth Teitell, Globe Staff)
- Graphic Comparing the lighting
Inmate charged in cold-case slaying
A South End man in prison on a 1991 rape conviction is now facing prosecution in the slaying of an 87-year-old woman more than two decades ago, tied to the case by DNA preserved from a cigarette butt found in the victim's home. (By Brian R. Ballou, Globe Staff)
Columbia theft suspect
caught in Lawrence
A fugitive captured in Lawrence last week is back in New York, facing charges he helped embezzle nearly $6 million from elite Columbia University. (By Mark Arsenault, Globe Staff)
Rule change alarms small brewers
A rule change at the state's Alcoholic Beverages Control Commission could hurt 25 craft breweries in Massachusetts, and some smaller beer makers say it could even put them out of business. (By Erin Ailworth, Globe Staff)
Metro
- More Latinos insured in Massachusetts, but health coverage still lags (By Chelsea Conaboy, Globe Staff)
- DNA evidence leads to murder charge in ’89 slaying (By Brian R. Ballou, Globe Staff)
- Yvonne Abraham Singing the same old tune (By Yvonne Abraham, Globe Columnist)
- Columbia theft suspect caught in Lawrence (By Mark Arsenault, Globe Staff)
- Authorities search Celina Cass’s home, as father and grandmother wait for answers (By Martine Powers and Peter Schworm, Globe Correspondent | Globe Staff)
- Historic Groton inn lost to fire (By Laura J. Nelson, Globe Correspondent)
- Bus passengers detain mother after boy allegedly hit (By Vivian Yee, Globe Correspondent)
- Court to consider whether to ban online vidoes of proceedings (By John R. Ellement, Globe Staff)
- Judge won’t drop some charges against terror sympathizer suspect (By Milton J. Valencia, Globe Staff)
- Lawyer Robert S. Ciresi sentenced to 5 years in Rhode Island bribery case (By Laura Crimaldi, Associated Press)
- DEAD RIVER TOWNSHIP, MAINE Warden Service helps hiker hurt on trail (Boston Globe)
- Developer pushes for ballot question to legalize three casinos (By Michael Levenson, Globe Staff)
- Maine has second straight year of mild red tide (By Clarke Canfield, Associated Press)
- Representative presses for Ernestina repair dollars (State House News Service)
- Central Falls bankruptcy case begins in court (By Erika Niedowski, Associated Press)
- Assisted suicide issue may go to voters (By Kyle Cheney, State House News Service)
- Motorcyclist dead after fall from Route 1 in Chelsea (By Derek Anderson, Globe Correspondent)
- 2 Mass. men charged in global child porn ring (By Travis Andersen, Globe Staff)
Regional editions
Globe West
- Belmont family aids research into Sanfilippo syndrome, with three daughers battling disease (By Kathleen Burge, Globe Staff)
Globe North
- Plans for Marblehead’s Gerry Island have roiled neighbors (By Steven A. Rosenberg, Globe Staff)
Globe South
- Lifting the veil on a rare condition (Boston Globe)
Obituaries
- Gordon Kaufman, longtime Harvard divinity professor (By Amanda Cedrone, Globe Correspondent)
- Bubba Smith, 66; NFL defensive star turned actor (By Margalit Fox, New York Times)
- Hanna Segal; popularized play therapy for children (By Paul Vitello, New York Times)
- Elmer Lower, former president of ABC News; at 98 (By Dennis Hevesi, New York Times)
- Nikolai Petrov, 68, Russian pianist (Associated Press)
- Clarence Miller; served 13 terms in Congress; at 93 (By Emily Langer, Washington Post)
Nation
- New HIV cases stay steady in US over decade (By Donald G. McNeil Jr., New York Times)
- Mutilated and near death a year ago, 'miracle turtle’ freed amid cheers in Fla. (Associated Press)
- Anthony can delay probation, judge rules (Associated Press)
- Katrina police shooting case goes to jury (Associated Press)
- Despite broken back, hiker survives ordeal (Associated Press)
- Bus flips in N.Y.; 4 seriously injured (Associated Press)
- Bush official’s conviction overturned (Associated Press)
- American once held in Iraq can sue Rumsfeld, judge rules (By Nedra Pickler, Associated Press)
- Astronomers consider a new moon theory (Associated Press)
- Obama plan to fight terror leans on existing efforts (By Eileen Sullivan, Associated Press)
- How Bush tax cuts defined could be key to next stage in deficit reduction (By Robert Pear, New York Times)
- Political Notebook Religious event may pose risks for Perry (Boston Globe)
- Woman says her uncle might be skyjacker D.B. Cooper (Associated Press)
World
- Mubarak trial rivets an Arab world in tumult (By Anthony Shadid, New York Times)
- Back-to-back bombs kill 9 in western Iraq (Associated Press)
- Japan to aid nuclear plant operator (New York Times)
- US couple told to return adopted girl (Associated Press)
- Rich Russian won’t seek presidency (Bloomberg News)
- Australian woman, 18, freed after 10-hour bomb scare in Sydney home (Associated Press)
- Swede tried to split atoms - at home (Associated Press)
- Chavez to start chemotherapy round (Associated Press)
- Haiti may not get brunt of Emily (By Trenton Daniel, Associated Press)
- Italian leader vows to finish term, work for economic growth (By Colleen Barry, Associated Press)
- Somalia’s famine is spreading, UN warns (By Jason Straziuso, Associated Press)
- Syrian troops cut off power as the tanks roll into Hama (By Nada Bakri, New York Times)
- 6 arrested in Britain’s largest drug raid (By Matthew Saltmarsh, New York Times)
Editorial and opinion
- Globe Editorial Questioning fliers may help, but little evidence so far
- Globe Editorial Breakups: Uncoupling, at home and online
- Globe Editorial Fraud is just an excuse
- Todd Domke Boring no more
- Jesse Singal To the tune of a small monthly fee
- Robert L. Turner A new day for blacks in Boston
- Elissa Ely Doing more, but noticing less
Sports
- Red Sox 4, Indians 3 Ellsbury sparkles in encore (By Michael Vega, Globe Staff)
- Dan Shaughnessy A pressing matter (By Dan Shaughnessy, Globe Columnist)
- On football Patriots’ X’s and O’s still sketchy on defense (By Greg A. Bedard, Globe Staff)
- Light sees his return here as a good deal (By Monique Walker, Globe Staff)
- NFL notebook Eagles Mike Patterson stable after seizure (Associated Press)
- Ayalew and Okari highlight the field for Falmouth race (Boston Globe)
- Bruins start training camp Sept. 16, preseason slate Sept. 21 (Boston Globe)
- Sports Log La Russa criticizes Brewers fans (Boston Globe)
- Patriots notebook Green-Ellis signs contract with Patriots (By Shalise Manza Young, Globe Staff)
- Brewers 10, Cardinals 5 3 McGehee blasts power Brewers (By Colin Fly, Associated Press)
- MLB is investigating A-Rod’s poker playing (Associated Press)
- Baseball roundup Phillies top Rockies for 6th in row (Associated Press)
- Baseball notables (Boston Globe)
- Red Sox notebook Minor progress for Lowrie (By Michael Vega, Globe Staff)
- Milestone eludes Wakefield’s grasp (By Frank Dell’Apa, Globe Staff)
- How the runs scored (Boston Globe)
- Chip off the old block (By Seth Lakso, Globe Correspondent)
- Golf notes Women’s Amateur makes a local stop (By Michael Whitmer, Globe Staff)
- Teeing off (Boston Globe)
- PGA notebook Odds are not in Woods’s favor (Associated Press)
- Golf roundup Congdon finishes in winning fashion (By Michael Whitmer, Globe Staff)
Business
- Craft brewers say rule change threatens business (By Erin Ailworth, Globe Staff)
- FAA stalemate halts, delays New England airport projects (By Katie Johnston, Globe Staff)
- Chinatown housing addresses acute need (By Kaivan Mangouri, Globe Correspondent)
- Dunkin’ reports first earnings since IPO (By Taryn Luna, Globe Correspondent)
- Tech Lab Your own cloud - silver lining included (By Hiawatha Bray, Globe Staff)
- Medical device conference coming to Boston (By Robert Weisman, Globe Staff)
- Services firms expand at slowest pace in 17 months (By Christopher S. Rugaber, Associated Press)
- RIM overhauls Blackberry in bid to regain ground on iPhone (By Hugo Miller, Bloomberg News)
- AROUND THE REGION Patrick to create panel for public market (By Casey Ross, Globe Staff)
- AROUND THE REGION Hub e-commerce firm names CEO (By Chris Reidy, Globe Staff)
- P&G preparing for tough economic times, CEO says (Associated Press)
- CEO: better engines, higher mpgs (Associated Press)
- Cited SEC worker got Madoff bonus (Bloomberg News)
- USDA announces recall of 36m lbs of ground turkey (Associated Press)
- Budweiser can redesigned (Associated Press)
- Husband of ex-Playboy CEO settles (Associated Press)
- Airline earnings showing first drop in two years, IATA says (By Steve Rothwell, Bloomberg News)
- Earnings Roundup Clean Harbors tops analysts’ estimates (Boston Globe)
- Report: Global cyberattack underway for 5 years (By Barbara Ortutay, Associated Press)
- Wal-Mart visits drop as added products fail to draw buyers (By Matthew Boyle, Bloomberg News)
- Candice Choi US debt deal means paying for college - especially graduate school - will get tougher (By Candice Choi, Associated Press)
- Debt worries spread to larger economies of Italy, Spain (By Anthony Faiola, Washington Post)
- Germany challenges Facebook photo tags (By Kevin J. O’Brien, New York Times)
- Stimulus talk turns deep losses into gains (Boston Globe)
- MARKET MOVERS Reviews slip, despite OpenTable’s boom (Boston Globe)
- MASS. MOVERS Beer maker’s profit will be less robust (Boston Globe)
- MasterCard Inc. (Boston Globe)
- Kforce Inc. (Boston Globe)
- Trimble Navigation Ltd. (Boston Globe)
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Style/Arts |
- Consumers hoarding light bulbs ahead of federal phase-out (By Beth Teitell, Globe Staff)
- Grown-up versions of frozen kiddie treats hit bars and restaurants (By Kathleen Pierce, Globe Correspondent)
- That stinks. Kate Middleton’s $1,500 solution to a musty smell. (By Beth Teitell, Globe Staff)
- Kiehl’s president Chris Salgardo offers skin care advice for summer (By Christopher Muther, Globe Staff)
- BARGAIN BIN A look at sales at All About Shoe, Hudson, 344, and other stores (By Ami Albernaz, Globe Correspondent)
- Local designer David Chum falls short on ‘Project Runway’ but still aims high (By Christopher Muther, Globe Staff)
- G FORCE Rwandan nun studies marketing at Babson (By Bella English, Globe Staff)
- To do list (By June Wulff, Globe Staff)
- The Week Ahead The Week Ahead: Music (Boston Globe)
- The Week Ahead The Week Ahead: Arts (Boston Globe)
- The Week Ahead The Week Ahead: Nightlife (Boston Globe)
- The Week Ahead The Week Ahead: Kids and Events (Boston Globe)
- Mark your calendar (By June Wulff, Globe Staff)
- BOOK REVIEW Samuel Park’s first novel, ‘This Burns My Heart, tells the story of a spirited woman whose dreams are dashed in ’60s South Korea (By Jan Stuart, Globe Correspondent)
- TV critic’s corner (By Wesley Morris, Globe Staff)
- Movie capsules (Boston Globe)
- On Demand movie picks (Boston Globe)
- Daily TV and radio guide (Boston Globe)
- HANDYMAN ON CALL Painting aluminum siding (By Peter Hotton, Globe Correspondent)
- Reflection for the day (Boston Globe)
- Party Lines: Photos by Bill Brett (Boston Globe)
- Names Celtics greats help a good cause (By Mark Shanahan & Meredith Goldstein, Globe Staff)
- Names Louis C.K. is a stand-up guy (By Mark Shanahan & Meredith Goldstein, Globe Staff)
- Names Festive in Woods Hole (By Mark Shanahan & Meredith Goldstein, Globe Staff)
- Names Kerry Healy leads the way for teens (By Mark Shanahan & Meredith Goldstein, Globe Staff)
- Names Ryan Reynolds confirms he’s on his way (By Mark Shanahan & Meredith Goldstein, Globe Staff)
- Names Norwood fund-raiser benefits USOC (By Mark Shanahan & Meredith Goldstein, Globe Staff)
- Names Boston actor to play Gotti (By Mark Shanahan & Meredith Goldstein, Globe Staff)
- Names Ted Danson went from Vineyard to Vegas (By Mark Shanahan & Meredith Goldstein, Globe Staff)
- Names ‘Law& Order’ writer is back on case — for real (By Mark Shanahan & Meredith Goldstein, Globe Staff)
- Celebrity news Judge OKs Sheen lawsuit dismissal (Boston Globe)
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