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June 7, 2009	Page One   Sports   City | Region   Living | Arts   Business   Editorial | Opinion

Tough to swallow: School cafeteria inspections lax | Globe review of local districts finds federal standards often are not met  Concerns are rising on water overuse | Fish stock, rivers drop as lawns soak  Scandals cast shadow on state Democrats | As gloom deepens, new vows on ethics  With death hovering near, a new life for Father Field | Despite pancreatic cancer, priest offers message of hope to a caring congregation  More Globe Stories  RED SOX 8, RANGERS 1: Power mower | Lester flirts with no-hitter, cuts down foe  Some think slump is all in Ortiz's head  RED WINGS 5, PENGUINS 0: Red Wings shift into driver's seat  BOB RYAN: In '84, it was hot stuff  More sports  Hub's super bowl is nearly ready | Problems stalled $300,000 toilet  New to the US, he blazed a path | MIT-bound math whiz is latest triumph for O'Bryant  To young Democrats, a call to action | Ex-aide to Obama addresses convention  YVONNE ABRAHAM: Beijing lesson unlearned  More City/Region		ADVERTISEMENT   Find Local Stores and Services Boston.com's new Local Business Search uses the power of Google to help you find businesses and professionals in your home town. Tree service Dermatologists Ninety-Nine Restaurant Toys  Search anything else
Next! | There are rules to playing the everyman celebrity. Violate them at your own risk.  The day pain died | What really happened during the most famous moment in Boston medicine  THE WORD: Thou shalt not worry about it | Stern commandments of language use crumble  WHAT HE SAID: How the Arabic-language media heard the big Obama speech | How the Arabic-language media heard the big Obama speech.  More Ideas  Wild and windswept | A land that moves in endless cycles  Marfa's solitary refinements  Island images | For a first-time Nantucket visitor and his family, nostalgic idea and modern reality emerge through the fog as the pace slows  Making the most of the Vineyard before high noon | As it awakens and dresses up for summer, the isle welcomes company at a slower pace  More Travel  MONEY MAKEOVER: Where did it all go? | A young working couple grapples with an age-old budget predicament  INNOVATION ECONOMY: For Internet printer, path to profit was free  When Iron Mountain made the list | Boston firm finds S&P 500 spot has its benefits  SPENDING SMART: Take your garage sale to the Web | Auction sites and online marketplaces give sellers a way to unload unused items  More Business  Edie, over easy | 'Sopranos' icon Falco opens up about her health, her privacy, and her role in 'Nurse Jackie'  A concept whose time has come - again | Artists return to the theme album to tell a story  An out-of-this-world assignment  And 'Away' he goes | On 'The Office' and in films, things are working out for John Krasinski  More Living  More Arts  GLOBE EDITORIAL: Cahill does good, and does well  GLOBE EDITORIAL: Cure the common coal  GLOBE EDITORIAL: Short Fuse  JEFF JACOBY: Obama's missed opportunity in Cairo  JOAN VENNOCHI: Controlling the story at Harvard  ELLEN RUPPEL SHELL: The high cost of cheap credit  STEPHEN J. BERGMAN: The pitting of doctor against doctor  More Editorial/Opinion