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Obama leads mourning at Fort Hood
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Canton volleyball team finds inspiration in Molly’s story
By Lizzy Snell, Globe Correspondent | November 8, 2009 One senior captain, outside hitter Allie Jones, left the match with an ankle injury. The other,...
Introducing Budget Blues, a new blog
We're launching a new blog, Budget Blues, to cover the financial struggles facing Massachusetts communities and their tax payers. We'll write about property tax overrides,...
Swine flu kills 65-year-old Boston man
By Stephen Smith, Globe Staff A 65-year-old Boston man with existing health problems died Oct. 31 from swine flu, the 14th person to succumb to...
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LATEST MASSACHUSETTS NEWS FROM AP
Mass Cash
The winning numbers drawn Tuesday night in the $100,000 Mass Cash game were: 4-9-17-28-33 (AP, 11:48 p.m.)
Mega Millions winning numbers
The winning numbers in Tuesday evening's drawing of the Georgia Lottery's "MEGA Millions" game were: (AP, 11:39 p.m.)
Mass. Daily
The winning numbers drawn Tuesday night in the "Massachusetts Daily Lottery" were: 0-8-4-1 (AP, 8:38 p.m.)
Rhode Island Daily Lottery
The winning numbers in the Rhode Island daily lottery drawing for Tuesday were: 1-3-9-2 (AP, 7:58 p.m.)
Rhode Island Wild Money
The winning numbers in the Rhode Island Wild Money lottery drawing for Tuesday were: 6-7-22-24-30-Extra 18 (AP, 7:58 p.m.)
Fed officials warn weak recovery won't spur jobs
Unemployment likely will remain high for the next several years because the economic recovery won't be strong enough to spur robust hiring, Federal Reserve officials warned Tuesday. (AP Economics Writer, 9:08 p.m.)
FROM TODAY'S BOSTON GLOBE
Coakley decries health bill
AG Martha Coakley said yesterday that she opposes the landmark health care bill approved by the House Saturday because it contains a provision restricting federal funding for abortion. (By Matt Viser, Globe Staff)
Lab writing the book on face-reading
(Suzanne Kreiter/ Globe Staff)
James Peters-Fransen (above) was fitted with sensors that pick up electrical brain activity at a Children's Hospital lab that studies facial expressions. (By Patricia Wen, Boston Globe)
Lynch’s wife tied to
agencies he won grants for
US Representative Stephen F. Lynch has engineered four federal grants for a community health center and another three grants for a nearby substance abuse program, organizations for which his wife, Margaret, is an employee or board member. (By Marino Eccher, Globe Correspondent)
Treatment units for
mentally ill inmates on hold
The Patrick administration has shelved plans to build special treatment units for hundreds of seriously mentally ill inmates. (By Jonathan Saltzman, Globe Staff)
More from City & Region:
- Divorce may mean retiring is delayed (By Andrew Ryan and Shelley Murphy, Globe Staff)
- Menino has successful knee surgery (By Donovan Slack, Globe Staff)
- State OK’s $2.5m contract to study Red Line (By Noah Bierman, Globe Staff)
- Cahill’s use of lawyer in campaign raises questions (By Frank Phillips, Globe Staff)
- Adrian Walker Poverty’s driven but solitary foe (By Adrian Walker, Globe Columnist)
- West Roxbury man identified as stabbing victim in Allston (By John R. Ellement, Globe Staff)
- New England in brief $70m to be released for school projects (Boston Globe)
- MBTA workers honored for roles in averting subway accident (By Noah Bierman, Globe Staff)
- MGH doctor returns home after stabbing (By David Abel, Globe Staff)
- BU student caught bacterial infection from lab, tests show (By Stephen Smith, Globe Staff)
- Activists camping on Boston Common run afoul of trespassing laws (By Beth Daley, Globe Staff)
- Champlain bridge can’t be saved (By John Curran, Associated Press)
- Millbury woman pleads not guilty to Boy Scouts thefts (By Gary V. Murray, Telegram &Amp; Gazette Staff)
- 2 masked gunmen rob Fenway taxi company (By Milton J. Valencia and Jack Nicas, Globe Staff | Globe Correspondent)
Boston Globe Regional Editions
Raynham-Taunton greyhound track nears closure
After more than 60 years of operation, the Raynham-Taunton Greyhound Park is now just seven weeks from closure, due to the upcoming statewide ban on dog racing. (By Christine Legere, Globe Correspondent)
Norfolk considers tax increases to build new school
As bad economic times linger, families may be cutting back and saving more, but in Norfolk officials are seeking millions of dollars in tax increases for a new school and a new public safety building, arguing that lower construction costs and interest rates, and the availability of state reimbursements make this a good time for the needed, long-term improvements. (By Michele Morgan Bolton, Globe Correspondent)