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November 25, 2009	Page One   Sports   City | Region   Living | Arts   Business   Editorial | Opinion

Violent crime down in Boston | Steady decline since ’06 credited to police work, neighborhood groups  Mass. investigating a charter school | Springfield facility’s leap in MCAS scores preceded allegations  Amid high unemployment, some positions hard to fill | Skilled workers loath to job hop  At North Shore, the show may go on  N.E. governors’ races give GOP a chance to build on gains  More Globe Stories  ON FOOTBALL: To get into the game, ID often required  DAN SHAUGHNESSY: He’s still a part of Reading team  Sox will think deeply about adding starters  BOB RYAN: NU leaves Grinold with empty feeling  More Sports  For one day at least, candidates give it a rest  Deal may close case on affair gone sour | Woman agrees to stop harassing her former lover  From Verrill Farm ovens, bounty of season’s delights  Wellesley Little League returns to metal bats | Cites study that shows wood may be no safer  YVONNE ABRAHAM: Redemption, and gratitude  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
Amid high unemployment, some positions hard to fill | Skilled workers loath to job hop  Logue’s parting gift set at $6m | ‘Transition award’ for State Street CEO  Ex-Fidelity trader is held liable | Mom profited from inside information  Home sales rise in Mass. | Inventory continues to fall, though, and foreclosures are keeping prices down  EMC faces shareholder lawsuit amid federal claims  More Business  The ultimate speedy bird | Upside: flavorful, tender meat; downside: no pan juices for gravy, outdoor cooking  MUSIC REVIEW: At BSO, a substitute and a fresh cadenza  NAMES: Local casting agent/actor fights open-call fee  MOVIE REVIEW: Fantastic Mr. Fox | Where the wild things are civilized: Anderson’s wit and warmth lift ‘Mr. Fox’  MOVIE REVIEW: The Road | ‘The Road’ takes a cautious route  More Living  More Arts  GLOBE EDITORIAL: Rhode Island bishop errs in targeting Patrick Kennedy  GLOBE EDITORIAL: Concussions: Colleges should follow the pros  GLOBE EDITORIAL: Europe’s bland new leaders  LEWIS A. LIPSITZ: Caring for the elderly  SCOT LEHIGH: The candidates and the unions  JEFF JACOBY: Anybody but Coakley or Capuano  More Editorial/Opinion