Bello's Morning Blotter

Here is the news Globe Deputy City Editor Mike Bello is following this morning:

Breaking Now:

Police use choppers, dogs in search for missing teen in Norfolk

Buzz:

DAs fight bid to ease penalty for marijuana

Permit for moose is the first long shot

Downtrodden fans quiet after loss

Shays fights to keep 'endangered' GOP New England base

Newspapers, Radio, TV:

Trial begins of former Dorchester man accused of killing N.H. police officer

6 arrested at the UMass Amherst after Boston Red Sox loss

Heating oil prices drop in Maine

... And in Connecticut

200 trees may be cut at Emily Dickinson home to make way for 'historically accurate hedge'

Music, light display to provide Halloween's grand finale in Salem

Boys & Girls Club squeezed by success on Cape Cod

Day Ahead:

Clear skies expected for Orionid meteor shower

House and Senate Ways and Means committees meet jointly at the State House to hear from Patrick administration officials and economic experts about budget cuts, revenue projections, and the economy.

Actress and comedienne Lily Tomlin meets with fifth grade students from the O'Hearn School in Dorchester at the National Braille Press headquarters, where she'll read from her book "Edith Ann: My Life, So Far."

Bello Special:

Can cookies predict the president?

Globe Deputy City Editor Mike Bello has covered news in Boston since 1973. E-mail him your tips here.

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