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Obama goes to Walter Reed, postpones Capitol Hill stop
President Obama's schedule puts him squarely in the middle of the two biggest stories in Washington. One stop on his itinerary, the White House insists,...
Family thanks community for support of Molly Eisenberg
Thank you seems inadequate to express our gratitude for the groundswell around the Volley for Molly event on Sept. 25 (Globe West, Oct. 1). However,...
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,...
Most people hunting for H1N1 vaccine failed to find it, Harvard poll says
Most adults who tried to get swine flu vaccine for themselves or their children have been unable to find it, even if they fall into...
Massachusetts news
AP IMPACT: Framed for child porn -- by a PC virus
Of all the sinister things that Internet viruses do, this might be the worst: They can make you an unsuspecting collector of child pornography. (AP Technology Writer, 12:18 p.m.)
Mass. woman charged with stealing from Boy Scouts
A Massachusetts woman is headed to court to answer allegations that she stole $225,000 from the Boy Scouts. (AP, 11:48 a.m.)
Mass. to look for beetles in Boston, Springfield
Massachusetts authorities plan to survey trees in Boston and Springfield for signs of the invasive Asian longhorned beetles. (AP, 11:08 a.m.)
Officer shot at Fort Hood has Mass. ties
One of the officers hailed as a hero in the Fort Hood shootings has ties to Massachusetts. (AP, 10:48 a.m.)
Officer shot at Fort Hood has Mass. ties
One of the officers hailed as a hero in the Fort Hood shootings has ties to Massachusetts. (AP, 10:28 a.m.)
Bill stirs debate on religion, school
A proposal before Massachusetts lawmakers aimed at protecting students who voice religious views at public schools is being assailed by advocates of separation of church and state, who say it forces religion on people. (Associated Press, 11/7/09)
4 decades later, Topsfield pays tribute to war hero
The only Topsfield resident killed in the Vietnam War was honored yesterday during a dedication ceremony at Veterans Memorial Green in the North Shore town. (Globe Correspondent, 11/7/09)
Mass. rethinking plans for wood-burning power plants
The Patrick administration is rethinking its support of wood-burning power plants, a key element of its long-term strategy to wean the state off fossil fuels. (Associated Press, 11/7/09)
For priest, move to accept Fort Hood post was calling
The Rev. Edward McCabe didn’t want to go to Fort Hood when the assignment came for the Army Reserves captain to become senior Catholic chaplain at the sprawling military post. (Globe Correspondent, 12:29 a.m.)
Veterans Day events planned across state
BOSTON Massachusetts will honor the armed forces with a series of observances through Veterans Day on Wednesday. Massachusetts National Cemetery in Bourne will hold its annual Veterans Day ceremony today, featuring a parade and flyover by an aviation battalion of the Massachusetts National Guard. Another ceremony is scheduled at the cemetery on Wednesday to honor Army Sergeant First Class Jared ... (Boston Globe, 12:56 a.m.)
Every Celtic won’t be taking part in Pagliuca fund-raiser
Boston Celtics co-owner Stephen G. Pagliuca is holding a fund-raiser tomorrow night with a list of sponsors that any Massachusetts voter could be proud of. Bold-faced names include Ray Allen, Paul Pierce, and Doc Rivers. (Globe Staff, 11/7/09)