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November 3, 2009	Page One   Sports   City | Region   Living | Arts   Business   Editorial | Opinion

State presses wind projects | Bill aims to ease gridlock around appeals process  No letup for mayoral rivals as voters deliver verdict today | Menino, Flaherty touch all bases  In battle over credit abuses, Warren wields a plan  Capuano's pitch as insider has benefit, risk | Use of US funds may be key issue  Learning to play their cross-cultural cards right  More Globe Stories  BOB RYAN: Rondo inscrutable - and indispensable  PHILLIES 8, YANKEES 6: Still in the chase | Utley’s homers lift the Phillies to Game 5 win  ON BASEBALL: Burnett: Less rest may lead to sleepless night  ON FOOTBALL: There’s nothing new about talking Dolphins  More Sports  State tells Unitil to repay $4.6m | DPU faults firm for long Dec. outage  Phantom precinct shows city's arcane voting laws | Made up of Harbor Islands, no one cast ballot in 15 years  Escalator is cited in death at T station | Agency negligent, lawsuit argues  Amid pay furor, Suffolk plans to boost its debt | Goal is to stabilize finances  In Stoughton, a missing dog's strange saga  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
Greylock raises $575m | If Scottish owner decides to sell, timing doesn’t favor regional bank  Citizens Financial hangs in the balance | Fund to focus on software; LinkedIn cofounder joins venture capital company  Ex-Genzyme official to lead testing firm | On-Q-ity aims to help doctors decide on cancer treatment  Windows 7 launch could give economy boost | If new software succeeds, other businesses will too  More Business  Thinking outside the box | Elizabeth Sheehan has spent a long time working among the world’s poorest people. Now she has an ambitious but simple plan to help the worst off.  VOICES | DOUG MOST: Road hazards ahead  G FORCE: Filmmaker Olivia Spalletta captures a chorus and a connecting of cultures  TELEVISION REVIEW: ABC’s new sci-fi series, ‘V,’ makes its alluring, mysterious debut tonight  STAGE REVIEW: ‘The Overwhelming’ sets the scene in Rwanda before the genocide  More Living  More Arts  GLOBE EDITORIAL: Amid epidemic of foreclosures, a crying need for legal aid  GLOBE EDITORIAL: Swine flu: Firms shouldn’t hoard drugs  GLOBE EDITORIAL: Get out and vote  DERRICK Z. JACKSON : A bipartisan boost for the parks  NICOLAS RETSINAS: Reshaping our housing dreams  H.D.S. GREENWAY: The arithmetic of the frontier  VoxOp  More Editorial/Opinion