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October 5, 2009	Page One   Sports   City | Region   Living | Arts   Business   Editorial | Opinion

Bay State’s immigrant influx grows | Latest data run counter to US trend  Law's long arm finds shirkers of jury duty | New system snags twice as many  Child-protection staff, chief at odds | No-confidence petitions arise  Midterm elections raise ante for Obama | Votes may hinge on his record  Witch hazel wards off their recession | Town prospers as maker sees double-digit growth  More Globe Stories  PATRIOTS 27, RAVENS 21: Show of hands | Patriots get drop on Ravens to win another thriller  BOB RYAN: Catchphrase? A combination tough to beat  ON FOOTBALL: Statement game: Patriots come to their own defense  RED SOX: Lester, Beckett provide new 1-2 punch  More Sports  Teachers union’s objection bolstered | State panel finds contract disparity  KEVIN CULLEN: In a poor church, a priceless message  Sun, crowds grace Greenway | Festival draws thousands after postponement  Politicians out in full force working Roslindale Day Parade  Sightings raise hopes that Ilya the manatee is on his way back to Florida  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: Paperback books needed HELP: Winter clothes drive GO: Boston, books and baseball  SEE ALL CATEGORIES
Harvesting gold from rain | The Russia Wharf tower is taking green construction to new heights: Rain that lands on the roof will cool the building, irrigate the plants, and slash the water bill, while earning the complex a ‘gold’ rating and keeping pollution out of the harbor  Future MDs will put their DNA to the test  INNOVATION ECONOMY: Twitter makes Web company an easier sale  USER FRIENDLY: Finally, a new Wii exercise game that’s fit for kids  As owners profited, fabled firm declined  More Business  The danger behind this common med | Acetaminophen, the active ingredient in Tylenol and other drugs, can have serious side effects if overused  VOICES | DAVID MEHEGAN: Don’t show me the money  HEALTH ANSWERS: Chinese herbal medicine seen as potential help for endometriosis sufferers  G FORCE: ‘The Great Influenza’ author discusses swine flu pandemic  BE WELL: Hidden abuse diagnoses; middle age weight gain hurts health after 70  More Living  More Arts  GLOBE EDITORIAL: Real needs and real mistakes at Boston Medical Center  GLOBE EDITORIAL: Marketing: Homeless chic for the preschool set  LORENZO VIDINO: Keeping a lid on homegrown terror  JAMES CARROLL: Behind the folly of ‘don’t ask, don’t tell’  LOU URENECK: Coming to a site near you: Paid online news  DAVID LAFONTAINE: Awaiting the gay studies revolution  More Editorial/Opinion