Bello's Morning Blotter

December 11, 2008 09:16 AM Email| Comments (0)| Text size – +

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

Breaking Now:

Clerk shoots, kills masked man during Worcester holdup

Driver killed in fiery Marlborough crash

Buzz

Silver Line faces loss of funding for last link

Menino's time to shine

Amid fiscal gloom, Harvard spotlights arts

Newspapers, Radio, TV:

Cape Cod Times: 'Silent heroes' saved driver in fiery crash

WBZ-TV: Second woman attacked in Somerville this week

Lawrence Eagle-Tribune: Woman beaten, dragged by five men but manages to hold onto her purse

Brockton Enterprise: Homeless man dies, remembered by friends at soup kitchen

Day Ahead:

Governor Deval Patrick attends the Massachusetts Chiefs of Police Association presidential installation of Chief Terrence Michael Cunningham.

Hip-hop artist Dwayne Simmons, a.k.a Dagha, will teach students at the Dearborn Middle School about song writing.

The weatherization of a home in Dorchester will be showcased by Energy Bucks, ABCD, and Ian Bowles, the state secretary of energy and environmental affairs.

The Boston Public Health Commission will vote on proposed regulations to limit the sale of tobacco products and reduce workplace exposure to secondhand smoke.

The Red Sox will unveil design changes to the team's logos and select uniforms.

Bello Specials:
Springfield Republican:When it comes to sex, Doctor Ruth is still in

The Sun Chronicle: Birders prepare for Christmas bird count in Attleboro