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January 1, 2010	Page One   Sports   City | Region   Living | Arts   Business   Editorial | Opinion

Mayor seeks to block tankers | Wants Yemen gas delivery offshore  Double life alleged: teacher, bank robber | Police say suspect seen at casino  Victim’s work was a secret to most | CIA ties possible for Mass. man  Recalling the many we lost | A lasting impact on history and culture  More Globe Stories  Over the field they go | With snow piling up, Bruins have a ball in their new digs  DAN SHAUGHNESSY: White diamond shines  Brady wants to play | He sees value in regular-season finale  Snowboarder Pearce is hurt | Vermont athlete injures head doing difficult jump  More Sports  Homicide rate falls to lowest level since ’03 | But troubling trends emerge in rape, larceny  No fans of injustice | Twins, 10, reach out to players from segregation-era leagues  Slain clerk’s daughter issued visa for funeral | Embassy in Nepal moved by appeals  Flakes add a First Night sparkle | Many ringing in 2010 say dusting enhances the fun  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: Help provide holiday gifts HELP: Gift shop volunteer needed GIVE: Donate your old computer  SEE ALL CATEGORIES
Shaken, but still holding on | N.E. banks fair relatively well, but some are showing strain  Lighting start-up fighting for life | Facing shutdown, Luminus claims its lender is reneging  Energy conservationist helps plan ‘Cash for Caulkers’ | Sees federal project as natural evolution of 30 years of work  BOSTON CAPITAL: Can Hub get mojo back?  More Business  Put them on your watch list  Recapturing a classic sound | All-analog recording studio in Medford reprises discipline, quality of golden age  Keeping a lid on it | In ‘Single Man,’ Colin Firth again shows his quiet gift  ART REVIEW: Brilliance is in the fine print | Dürer's originality and vision impress in MFA exhibition  VOICES: Butting out | She loved smoking cigarettes. Now she’s running away from them.  More Living  More Arts  GLOBE EDITORIAL: As estate tax drops to zero, Congress should take action  GLOBE EDITORIAL: Fads: Stainless is the new avocado  GLOBE EDITORIAL: Allow parole for drug offenders  RENEE LOTH: 10 wishes for a better new year  ELLEN GOODMAN: Letting go, and looking ahead  VoxOp  More Editorial/Opinion