Bello's Morning Blotter

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

Breaking Now:

2 hurt in 5-alarm Cambridge fire

Teen killed in Roslindale shooting

Buzz:

Huge bill could soon come due for Turnpike

FBI informant in bribe cases says more suspects are likely to surface

Officer allegedly saw killing, fled scene

Outreach renews a call to stem violence

Newspapers, Radio, TV:

Cape Cod Times: Women pursue maritime careers

Providence Journal: In spill's wake, Coast Guard launches tug inspections

MetroWest Daily News: Boston College senior hit by trolley regains consciousness

Cape Cod Times: Treasury nominee has ties to Orleans

WBZ-TV: Stop & Shop recalls prepared squash side dish

Standard Times: South coast under flood, wind advisories

Patriot Ledger: Vandals deface wall mural in Cohasset Village

Day Ahead:

Governor Deval Patrick speaks at the Newton-Needham Chamber of Commerce, visits Parametric Technology Corporation in Needham, offers remarks at the Economic Impact Awards luncheon in Boston, and takes part in Annual Table of Friends in Boston.

Four foundations donate a collective $1.1 million to organizations to provide hunger relief and other assistance to families in need. Lieutenant Governor Timothy Murray and others will speak about the gifts at The Greater Boston Food Bank.

Boston Celtics players Sam Cassell and Kendrick Perkins will serve turkey dinners to 250 residents at the Walter Denney Youth Center in Dorchester.

Oath of office administered to 41 new police officers in Roslindale. The recruits include 37 from the Boston Police Academy and four from the Arlington Police Department.

Bello Special:

Methuen soldier's secret Santa surprise homecoming

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

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