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September 16, 2009	Page One   Sports   City | Region   Living | Arts   Business   Editorial | Opinion

Health costs to rise again | Insurers to boost rates about 10%; Shift of expenses to workers likely  Judge warned city on e-mails in 2008 | Officials failed to stop deletions  Kendall starting to work as a home  Votes are lined up to appoint a senator | Top Democrats press for Mass. bill  Stressing results, charity retools grant-giving  More Globe Stories  RED SOX 4, ANGELS 1: Loaded Dice | Matsuzaka shows off top form in his return  BOB RYAN: No ifs about it: He was on a roll  Mayo has a sprained MCL | Reports differ on injury’s timetable  Next gear | Clutch performance gave Vickers final spot in the Chase  More Sports  Lynch opts out of Senate contest | Surprise decision opens door for Capuano  Charter schools see more attrition | Fewer students are graduating, union study finds  US immigration agency branches out | Lawrence celebrates opening of new office  In Worcester, a toxic dilemma | Beekeepers wary of pesticides to fight beetle infestation  YVONNE ABRAHAM: Let us now praise him  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: Art supplies needed HELP: Sox 50/50 raffle volunteers GO: Ollie road race benefit  SEE ALL CATEGORIES
A Charm City offensive | Low-fare airlines have begun to wage a battle for passengers on the Baltimore to Boston route  Westwood’s Turbine Inc. named in patent infringement lawsuit  US withholding names of banks denied for TARP aid | Critics say decision inhibits efforts to assess TARP  Homeless families use of motels on the rise  More Business  Everything old is new again | On Rosh Hashana, the tried-and-true, traditional favorites make for a sweet New Year  DINING OUT: Despite great expectations, Temple Bar is hit and miss | Bold, innovative style is hit and miss at Temple Bar  Learning the secret to sweet Nothings  Mandelbrot is a perfect treat for Rosh Hashana  MEREDITH GOLDSTEIN: He’s beautiful, I’m not, what’s next?  More Living  More Arts  GLOBE EDITORIAL: Legislature must respond to clamor for better schools  GLOBE EDITORIAL: Trade: Obama’s misguided tire tariffs  GLOBE EDITORIAL: Prosecutors: Apply the law equally  GLOBE EDITORIAL: High holidays, low sensitivity  ANDREW WILDER: A ‘weapons system’ based on wishful thinking  JEFF JACOBY: The man who hated hunger  SCOT LEHIGH: Time to rethink this, Governor  MARGARET BLOOD AND RICHARD WEISSBOURD: The third-grade reader  More Editorial/Opinion