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August 6, 2009	Page One   Sports   City | Region   Living | Arts   Business   Editorial | Opinion

Cuts in legal aid hit poorest | Funding plunges at Mass. agencies Thousands will be denied help  A lurch and a lifeline 37 floors up | Window washers pulled to safety after platform malfunctions  Foes' decibels replace debate on healthcare | Protesters’ yells at meetings frustrate Democrats’ push  A chill in the political air | Patrick’s rifts with Menino point to bigger woe  Mass. residents undeterred by higher sales tax  More Globe Stories  RAYS 6, RED SOX 4: Razed | Another fall in Tampa drops the Sox 2 1/2 back  Pitching depth hits bottom  ON BASEBALL: Yankees should be zeroed in  NFL official helps Patriots tackle the new ‘Brady Rule’  More Sports  Patrick pushes to oust T chief | Grabauskas battle rages on Split board set to meet today  KEVIN CULLEN: Finding a miracle in cancer patient’s survival and City Hall’s heart  Trying to end watch on sewer pipes | MWRA cites cost of monitoring effect on bays  Newton's dogfight | Critics of leash-free canine play area hire lawyer to make protests a federal case  Governor to be sidelined by hip-replacement surgery  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
Mass. pension fund grows in July | After historic decline last fiscal year, stocks help lift performance  A123Systems receives $249m in stimulus funds | Watertown-based battery maker plans to build Mich. factory  TECH LAB: Is your computer ready to go to college? | Whether it’s for coursework or fun, be sure it makes the grade  Verizon’s tax appeal setback turns into $5m gain for Boston  Turnpike Authority hesitant about proposals for public food market  More Business  MUSIC REVIEW: McCartney brings the whole package  Clicking with customers | Even in a rough economy, shoppers still crave bargains. Online retailer Rue La La may just have their number.  CHRISTOPHER MUTHER: Woodstock and the death of fashion  G FORCE | ALAN ROULEAU: For Alan Rouleau, business is looking good  BOOK REVIEW: ‘Rhyming Life & Death’ is a powerful novella  More Living  More Arts  GLOBE EDITORIAL: Menino waves the flag for police unions  GLOBE EDITORIAL: Diary of a madman  GLOBE EDITORIAL: Aquino: Sincerity as a weapon  GLOBE EDITORIAL: McCartney: He can work it out  ERIC REEVES: The phony optimism on Darfur  BOB KERREY AND WARREN RUDMAN: Free speech and our election laws  JOAN VENNOCHI: Silence from Fenway  RADHA ROY BISWAS: Pirates, diamonds and rust  More Editorial/Opinion