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January 26, 2010	Page One   Sports   City | Region   Living | Arts   Business   Editorial | Opinion

Death, arrest in stunning turn for Kerrigan family | Skater’s father dies; her brother held in assault  Crime down across MBTA | System credits its safety push  From books to boot camp | Dearth of job opportunities prompts more college graduates to join military  Doctor says mother gave child double dose at times | Hull girl, 4, died of alleged overdose  As recession stops splurges, luxury retailers retool | Name brands out, high quality in  More Globe Stories  CELTICS 95, CLIPPERS 89: A Ticket to ride | Garnett returns to form as Celtics beat Clippers  ON BASKETBALL: First option for Allen is to stay in Boston with Celtics  Brady’s injuries are healing well | He doesn’t need offseason surgery  ON FOOTBALL: It’s close to perfect matchup  Going backward on the blue line | Wideman, Bruins appear defenseless  More Sports  Patrick targets pension loopholes | Special deals for individuals at issue  KEVIN CULLEN: Unable to write a wrong  Bullying legislation gains new urgency | Death of student spurs joint panel to address problem  Relations grow frosty in quest to restore rink | Jamaica Plain, Roxbury residents at odds over projects  Lawsuit faults McLean in death of 2 innocents | Discharged patient killed children, self  More City/Region		ADVERTISEMENT   ARE YOU ON FACEBOOK? SO ARE WE. Become a fan of Boston.com on Facebook ® and get the latest Boston news, sports, photos, videos and more, right in your Facebook news feed.  BECOME A FAN
Patrick sees utility savings | Plan has agencies merging power bills  BOSTON CAPITAL: What about the jobless?  Lower costs, more work | As bids come in below estimates, Mass. scrambles to use up its stimulus funds  Service tallies public spaces' energy usage  Elkinson on slow trip north to stand trial | Alleged swindler with Marshals on van  More Business  Thanks to next ‘Twilight’ movie, fame is about to bite Boston’s Julia Jones  VOICES | ALEX BEAM: Who’s afraid of Robert Burns? | The writer pulls together an impromptu gathering of fellow Jan. 25 birthday celebrants  ART REVIEW: Photography and the rise of African art  STAGE REVIEW: In ‘4:48 Psychosis,’ a soul disintegrates before our eyes  G FORCE: Grammy producer wants to deliver message from Michael Jackson  More Living  More Arts  GLOBE EDITORIAL: Doomsayers take note: Voters still deserve health reform  GLOBE EDITORIAL: Bards of Boston and Cambridge  DONALD A. MACGILLIS: Kickbackers’ motto: ‘Do no harm’ (to profits)  LAWRENCE HARMON: Geekville, a new neighborhood for Boston  VoxOp  More Editorial/Opinion