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February 13, 2010	Page One   Sports   City | Region   Living | Arts   Business   Editorial | Opinion

US begins offensive in Taliban haven | Afghan operation is first since surge  Anticrime effort jolted by arrests | 3 street workers facing drug, assault charges  For sale, but not for long | Demand is up, supply is down, and time is short for hopeful Mass. home buyers seeking tax credit  Pondering a Congress without Kennedys | Some see turn against an activist government  Delahunt says he might be the next to go  More Globe Stories  Show of emotions | Feelings are on display as Games declared open  Crash claims luger | Georgian sledder killed while training  BOB RYAN: Rooting through hopefuls  Garnett embraces All-Star break  More Sports  Lantigua resigns as state representative | Vows to do his best as Lawrence mayor  GOP makes itself at home in Southie | Mass. Republicans, in state of euphoria following Brown’s victory, seek inroads  Low-wage workers at lab win job fight | Woods Hole had sought to outsource  A DISTRICT MOVES ON: Kennedy out, R.I. voters say change is in the air  ADRIAN WALKER: A political lone wolf  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
Spending on insured residents in Mass. up 15 percent | Outpatient care at expensive Mass. hospitals fuels hike  Partners’ investment gains make drop in operating income bearable  Business is blooming | Weekend Valentine’s Day spreads sales rush over more time, florists say  Channel 7 is looking to Olympics for ads, ratings  More Business  The loved ones | They lost their spouses on 9/11. Now they’re building new marriages.  PHOTOGRAPHY REVIEW: Witnesses to a chaotic world | Photographs tell stories of conflict, change  TELEVISION REVIEW: A grittier take on making it in America  NAMES: Board chairman  VOICES: Giving and receiving | Salwen family’s commitment to help others proved rewarding to them, and inspiring to others  More Living  More Arts  GLOBE EDITORIAL: As the Kennedy era ends, Kennedys continue to serve  GLOBE EDITORIAL: French intellectuals: A bad case of “Botulism’’  GLOBE EDITORIAL: Smart action on cyberbullies  JOANNA WEISS: The aging Ninja ...  ADAM MANSBACH: . . . and the ‘hood pass’  DERRICK Z. JACKSON: Falsely sweet pledges from trash food companies  Quotes of note  More Editorial/Opinion