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July 8, 2009	Page One   Sports   City | Region   Living | Arts   Business   Editorial | Opinion

Mass. revenues plummet again | Fiscal year ends with $180m gap; Officials warily eye dwindling reserves  From N.E. back to Brazil, with regret | Homeland's economy crushes dreams  Bay State’s scorn for seat belts unrivaled | Safety advocates push for tough law  Cahill's switch leads to scrum for his office  As weekly paper closes, black community loses a voice | Bay State Banner falls victim to the downturn  More Globe Stories  RED SOX 5, A'S 2: Ace of clubs | Beckett displays All-Star form by shutting down A’s  DAN SHAUGHNESSY: Pedroia benefits from embrace of hardball’s softer side  CELTICS: Point made by Hudson | Draftee: I’m not just a scorer  Ultimately, bit of a delay | A UFC event may not come to Boston until next year  More sports  Suspect charged in 2006 killing | Police say gang terrorized Boston neighborhoods  YVONNE ABRAHAM: Wade into the taxi pool  Motorcyclists revved up over Hub noise rule | Petition to court calls ordinance unfair  An official rebuff for artist's Sail Boston hopes | N.Y. woman sought to paint tall ships  Newburyport gets a trolley, owner gets new beginning | Former officer sees a future in filling a void  More City/Region		ADVERTISEMENT   HELP OTHERS NEAR YOU Find your favorite causes and ways to make a difference in the Boston.com Do Good Channel. GIVE: Cell phones for soldiers HELP: Send a child to camp GO: Slam! kidney disease  SEE ALL CATEGORIES
Pick your handset or a network, not both | Congress ponders curbing industry limits on how consumers use phones  After switch to digital, recycle’s the word | TV set components’ journeys are hard to trace; chances are overseas travel is involved  Partners aim to turn lab’s discoveries into Cape Cod jobs  Casinos team up for ad campaign | Connecticut resorts take on Atlantic City  As Boston businesses struggle, Menino looks to fill vacancies  More Business  Hooked | When 13 women in the local food industry went fishing, the nibble they got came second to the bites they brought  VOICES: Studying birds the secret to love?  Just like Nonna used to make | Simple food, elegant flavors at Il Casale  GALLERIES: Theme with ill-fitting variations  STAGE REVIEW: ‘Last of the Red Hot Lovers’ has cooled in 40 years  More Living  More Arts  GLOBE EDITORIAL: Getting to 'wow!' on Greenway  GLOBE EDITORIAL: Lessons from Wasilla  ROXANNE TAYLOR & SABRINA XAVIER: Jobs that change the lives of teens  SCOT LEHIGH: A firefight in the Hub  MARSHALL I. GOLDMAN: Resetting Russian relations  JEFF JACOBY: Minimum-wage folly  More Editorial/Opinion