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Obama: Asia sojourn was about jobs
President Obama met with one foreign leader after another, ate at banquets in his honor, and even walked on the Great Wall of China. But...
Canton volleyball team finds inspiration in Molly’s story
One senior captain, outside hitter Allie Jones, left the match with an ankle injury. The other, setter Colleen Healey, was hobbling on her ankle too...
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,...
A child is one of two new swine flu deaths
By Stephanie S. Daly, Globe Correspondent State public health officials today announced the deaths of two people from swine flu, including a child under the...
Massachusetts news
MassHort hosts first Festival of Trees at Elm Bank in Wellesley
WELLESLEY - With 36 acres of fields and meadows, streams and pools, forests, and formal gardens, the scenic landscape of the grounds at Elm Bank Reservation has long served as a peaceful getaway during the spring and summertime. (Globe Correspondent, 1:47 p.m.)
Outgoing Newton Mayor Cohen reflects on administration
The new $197.5 million Newton North High School may have cost David Cohen his popularity, but the city’s outgoing mayor stands by his handling of the project, saying the most expensive school building in state history will ultimately save taxpayers money. (Globe Correspondent, 1:39 p.m.)
Family-run Nonantum Boxing Club draws amateurs and fitness buffs alike
NEWTON - The action in the ring at the Nonantum Boxing Club was fast and relentless, with punches flying in flurries and fighters ducking, deflecting, and counterpunching. (Globe Correspondent, 1:33 p.m.)
Marlborough gets OK to increase discharge in Assabet River, displeasing some
State and federal agencies have approved plans allowing Marlborough’s waste-water treatment plant to increase its discharge into the Assabet River, a move that environmental advocates say will hamper ongoing efforts to improve the waterway’s health. (Globe Correspondent, 1:41 p.m.)
Eldridge to chair water panel
ACTON State Senator Jamie Eldridge of Acton was appointed by Governor Deval Patrick to serve as chairman of the newly created Water Infrastructure Commission. The commission will examine ways that the state can help cities and towns finance water infrastructure needs. The chairmanship is a volunteer position. “Now, more than ever, it is important to think creatively about how the ... (Boston Globe, 1:52 p.m.)
Communities lose state mitigation funds for prisons
Local officials in Norfolk, Concord, Framingham, and Shirley are expressing disappointment and dismay over the loss of state mitigation funds that have in the past compensated them for the ambulance, police, and other services they provide to state prisons in their communities. (Globe Correspondent, 1:48 p.m.)
Mass. Mid-Day Numbers
The winning numbers drawn Saturday in "The Numbers Game" mid-day draw were: 4-0-2-7 (AP, 1:29 p.m.)
Mass. elderly driver bill stalls on Beacon Hill
A bill that would require Massachusetts drivers age 75 or older to pass cognitive and physical exams every time they renew their licenses has stalled on Beacon Hill, and now a key lawmaker says the bill should eliminate age-based tests. (Associated Press Writer, 12:49 p.m.)
Mass. launches blog outlining outdoor activities
The Massachusetts government has a new outdoors blog. The Great Outdoors blog will tell readers about outdoor activities, wildlife and local farms. It will also offer suggestions for places to explore, hike, fish, hunt or boat. (AP, 11:29 a.m.)
Mass. readies for holiday travel crunch
Transportation officials say planning ahead and avoiding traffic "hot spots" could make things a lot smoother for Thanksgiving travelers in Massachusetts. (AP, 11:09 a.m.)
Salvation Army to give away 1,200 holiday meals
Salvation Army officials are expecting a record turnout when they distribute 1,200 Thanksgiving food baskets. (AP, 10:39 a.m.)
2 honored for efforts in black Catholic community
Boston Cardinal Sean O'Malley is honoring two people for their service in the region's black Roman Catholic community. (AP, 10:19 a.m.)
All in the family
Eight Massachusetts courthouses dedicated their dockets yesterday to finalizing the adoption of more than 200 foster children. Part of the 10th annual National Adoption Day, the event is aimed at raising awareness of the thousands of children who still need homes. These families were in Middlesex County Juvenile Court. (Boston Globe, 12:21 a.m.)