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March 30, 2010	Page One   Sports   City | Region   Living | Arts   Business   Editorial | Opinion

9 teens charged in girl’s bullying | S. Hadley school’s officials faulted for not halting abuse before her suicide  As waters rise, state gets federal aid | Patrick again declares emergency; Guardsmen on flood alert  Romney defends Mass. health care law | Points to differences from Obama overhaul  Bay State loses in first round of US grants for education  Unwanted phone charges raising consumer ire  More Globe Stories  SABRES 3, BRUINS 2: Net loss for Bruins | Thomas gets pulled; Miller saves Sabres  BC makes coaching inquiries; Skinner on outs? | St. John’s wants Lavin; Eagles set to move on  MARCH MADNESS: Underdog FSU won’t roll over  ON BASEBALL: Red Sox hoping Ortiz, Cameron, Beltre give them solid triple  More Sports  Essex retirement board fires chief | Audit cited unauthorized spending  KEVIN CULLEN: Standing up for Phoebe  Knowing beyond seeing | Through fencing, blind students learn skills for everyday life  Mihos’s payment for GOP convention violates state law  Subtle changes spruce up Fenway Park | Expanded menus, refurbished seats mark new season  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
New boss reaps huge reward | Elliot receives $33.5m from Boston Scientific  BOSTON CAPITAL: Termeer’s challenge  Seeking lower-cost care | Caritas hospitals could carve niche under new owner  First Wind moves toward becoming public firm | Facilities spreading across the country  More Business  The devil inside | When Joe Hill decided to become a writer -- a horror writer no less -- he knew comparisons to his father, Stephen King, would be inevitable. So he tried to keep it a secret, until his success gave him away.  VOICES | MARK SHANAHAN: ‘Let’s Stay Together’ one more time | Bands reuniting seems to be a recession-proof business — if the members can stand one another  STAGE REVIEW: Balancing beauty, torment in ‘Lady Day’  Former model leaves her mark on beauty | Web boutique caters to women of all colors  BOOK REVIEW: ‘The Lotus Eaters’ follows a woman in a war, amid the damage  More Living  More Arts  GLOBE EDITORIAL: Criminal charges mark a new seriousness about bullying  GLOBE EDITORIAL: Williams inspired Boston not to hate  GLOBE EDITORIAL: Iraqi election: Free, fair, and unclear  DERRICK Z. JACKSON: On kids’ care, insurance weaseling begins  SCOTT BROWN: The health care fight is not over  LAWRENCE HARMON: The old guard beats back change, and a good idea gets nixed in Milton  More Editorial/Opinion