Photos: Home of the Week
The people who rebuilt this Medford home on a dead-end street made wise choices. Story
Sports
Yankees 9, Red Sox 1
Sox pounded
The Yankees knocked Jon Lester out in the third inning. The Sox now lead the Rays by 1 1/2 games.
- Lester on his slump: ‘I stink’ | Photos
- Red Sox lineup shuffled, team decked
- Bob Ryan: A September swoon to forget
- In conditioning area, Sox need to shape up
- Pouliot hopes to find his place with Bruins
- NHL: Shanahan earns star for bold action
- NBA: Chandler rolling dice going to China
- Sylvania 300: Earnhardt driven | Photos
- New Chase order no issue at NHMS
- BC beats UMass, 45-17, for first win
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Bike-share program to launch Monday
MCAS scores improve;
low-income pupils struggle
Educators have made only modest gains in narrowing the gulf in achievement between low-income students and those who are better off. (Boston Globe)
From Pennsylvania, a cautionary tale
of casino profits trailed by corruption
Few states have a more lucrative story of how gambling is helping balance the books. Yet the state provides an example of how badly things can go wrong. (Boston Globe)
Patriots at Bills, 1 p.m. (Ch. 4)
Patriots going great guns
The numbers for Tom Brady and the offense are certainly impressive, the type of inflated statistics reserved for video games. (Boston Globe)
- Haynesworth, Chung, Price will sit out | Scouting report
- Five keys | Inside the matchup | Photos Meet the Bills
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Perry’s Texas faces health care gap
More than 6 million Texans do not have health insurance. The problem has worsened during Governor Rick Perry’s 11-year tenure. (Boston Globe)
First person | Tyra Banks
Role modeling
Entrepreneur and author of “Modelland,” Tyra Banks, 37, talks about what she’s teaching her Harvard classmates. (Boston Globe)
Who will pick up the baton?
As the Boston Symphony Orchestra, which opens its season Friday, looks to replace James Levine, questions are swirling about the process and what the public can expect. (Boston Globe)
Local news
- Man drowns in Congamond Lake in Southwick
- Worcester police shoot man after alleged crime spree
- Child falls from third-floor window of Lynn three-decker
- Ethnic markets celebrates Lowell’s cultural diversity
- Munroe Tavern offers British take on April 19, 1775
- Five cars damaged by fires in Allston
- Dead 9-foot-long blue shark washes ashore in Nahant
- Hundreds mourn baby who died in van in Dorchester
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Health & Wellness
Cholesterol-lowering foods
A study found eating certain cholesterol-lowering foods results in bigger drops in bad cholesterol than avoiding high-fat meat, eggs, dairy.
News
80 people arrested at
'Occupy Wall Street' protest
About 80 were arrested yesterday as demonstrators who were camped out near the New York Stock Exchange marched through lower Manhattan, police said.
- World IMF says global economy entering dangerous phase
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- Tourist flight crashes in Nepal, killing 19 aboard
Politics
Presidential putting pals:
Obama, Clinton go golfing
President Barack Obama was joined by former President Bill Clinton on the course yesterday. The White House declined to say how the outing came about -- or what the scores were.
Arts & Entertainment
‘Boardwalk Empire’ is
back, better than ever
Season 2 of the HBO hit boasts moments of savagery, hypocrisy, and bittersweet loyalty that make it a must-see drama.
Lifestyle
'What the Fluff' festival
Honoring Marshmallow Fluff
The City of Somerville celebrated this gooey, sticky local treat at it's sixth-annual festival.
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Business
Tipping do's and don'ts
Tipping can be daunting. While most of us know that it's appropriate to tip our server at a restaurant, it's not always clear whether to tip the hotel concierge or dog groomer.
On the blogs
The Next Great Generation
Roxy's Grilled Cheese
When James and Mike DiSabatino and Marc Melanson's dream of opening a restaurant didn't pan out, the partners weren't deterred. They simply turned to something a bit more mobile.
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Travel
New England corn mazes
The likeness of Noah Webster is among the many wild designs at area corn mazes this season.
Community
Your pics: New England Pet Expo
Did you take your pet to the New England Pet Expo in Wilmington? Show off your pictures from the event. Boston.com was also there. Stay tuned for our photos.
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Chelmsford nonprofit fires leader
John B. Barranco, the controversial head of the Merrimack Education Center, was fired Friday, three months after he was put on unpaid leave amid allegations he misused millions of taxpayer dollars.
REAL ESTATE
Home of the Week
Living spaces abound
The rebuilders of this Medford three-story converted all three floors into living space.
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Cars
2012 Volkswagen Beetle
C'mon guys, I'm serious
We're getting a more refined and powerful car with the 2012 Beetle. But Volkswagen is starting to muffle the charm of the original.
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How to fill the gaps in your resume
You've got some glaring gaps in your resume. Follow these quick tips to move on.
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