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July 21, 2009	Page One   Sports   City | Region   Living | Arts   Business   Editorial | Opinion

Jobless won't lose extended benefits | State law change ensures 79 weeks of coverage; Late fix could add $650m to economy  Racial talk swirls with Gates arrest | Harvard scholar taken from home  Scooter law revving up worry | Plates will mean a parking scramble  No resolve for a US return to moon | Future missions in space uncertain  Biotech firms lobby for say on healthcare | $66m effort to protect drug-patent exclusivity  More Globe Stories  RANGERS 6, RED SOX 3: Smoltz, Red Sox wilt against Texas heat | He gets rocked for three homers in sixth  Bruins extend Hunwick | Defenseman signs 2-year, $2.9m deal  Street sense | Ex-cons part of program to make Boston safe for youths  War stories from the Hardwood | Wolff joined forces for eye-opening trip  More sports  A thundering flight back | B-17 ride over Greater Boston rewards with time warp  ADRIAN WALKER: Saved, but at what cost?  Green Line extension funding in question | Planners stalling many projects  Church ponders next step on gay vows | Law in discrepancy with Episcopal rules  40 years after Apollo, engineers look back | Draper reunion celebrates feats  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
Somerville megaproject gets a big boost | State offers $65m for Assembly on the Mystic access road  BOSTON CAPITAL: Wal-Mart a bruiser no more?  Globe union approves big cuts | Guild members overwhelmingly OK $10m in concessions  More not making it in Mass. | Bankruptcy filings on rise as consumer debt, job cuts, and foreclosures hit home  Two Hub banks plan to merge | Mt. Washington joins East Boston Savings  More Business  Not so fast | The argument for slowing down in virtually every aspect of life  VOICES: Alex Beam knows where there’s e-smoke, there’s...  STAGE REVIEW: ‘True West’ at Williamstown Theatre Festival  TELEVISION REVIEW: 'Ruby & the Rockits' premieres on ABC Family  MUSIC REVIEW: Green Day rocks out energy-charged show  More Living  More Arts  GLOBE EDITORIAL: Cutting costs at the Registry  GLOBE EDITORIAL: How to pay doctors  GLOBE EDITORIAL: The Banner’s questionable loan  NEAL GABLER: Hope, caught up in a sea of obstruction  DERRICK Z. JACKSON: Politicians, can you hear me now?  VoxOp  More Editorial/Opinion