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« A window into Iran | Main | Centers of attention » Sunday, September 30, 2007Also in today's Globe West ...REGION Globe West's reporters and correspondents have fanned out across the region to bring you a variety of compelling stories in today's edition, including: Staff writer Ralph Ranalli's report about how state environmental officials are phasing out odd-even day watering bans, saying they may actually be encouraging homeowners to use more water, not less; Staff writer Meg Woolhouse's story about how Newton Mayor David B. Cohen's insistence on pushing through a proposal for articial turf fields at Newton South High School has angered critics who believe the city has more pressing capital needs; Correspondent Matt Gunderson's report detailing how the days of hiding dismal report cards and midterm grades to avoid the wrath of parents may soon become a relic of the past, as more and more schools ramp up their online links with parents, and; Correspondent John Dyer's report about a proposal in Westborough to ban JetSkis and other personal watercraft. For a complete listing of all of today's Globe West stories, visit the section online. Posted by the Boston Globe City & Region Desk at 09:15 AM
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