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April 8, 2010	Page One   Sports   City | Region   Living | Arts   Business   Editorial | Opinion

Close 4 branches, library chief says | In plan, 94 jobs also would be cut to end $3.3m gap  In abuse crisis, a sense of validation | Lessons of Boston spreading worldwide  2 insurers to resume sales with old rates  Obama’s offshore oil drilling plan spurs push for billions in royalties  Spending critic Brown backs Mass. weapons bid | Pentagon opposes costly GE engine  More Globe Stories  YANKEES 3, RED SOX 1 (10 INNINGS): Yanked away | Sox surrender one in the late innings  DAN SHAUGHNESSY: Bat still quiet, complaints loud  FROZEN FOUR: BC gets look at what the future may hold  74TH MASTERS: Swinging easy, Els is back in the big picture  More Sports  Baker increases fire on health | He had passed up chance to blast rate-cap ideas  Kerry calls for N. Korea to free Bostonian | Activist was sentenced to eight years hard labor  Elderly feel pinch of state budget  A real slice of ‘heaven’ | Summer’s not here yet, but preview got raves  YVONNE ABRAHAM: Two deaths too many  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
After the deluge | A recovering housing market is stalled by flooding from recent rainstorms  2 airlines pondering a merger | A United-US Airways deal would change landscape at Logan  TECH LAB: The iPad’s value? It’ll depend on its apps  Jobless in Mass. will still get aid  More Business  What’s a little shopping among friends? | Gold parties. Chocolate parties. Man cave parties. In search of extra income, people throw at-home retail bashes and invite the neighbors.  G FORCE | DAKOTA JACKSON: Renaissance man  A classic gets an update | Eileen Fisher reimagines her clothing line while thinking locally and globally  Suspended animation | Aerial scene has taken off . . . and landed in Somerville  NAMES: Top-shelf talent on the shelf  More Living  More Arts  GLOBE EDITORIAL: New tools, not lawsuit, should help insurers hold down costs  GLOBE EDITORIAL: Airlines: Unbundling, or just unpleasant?  GLOBE EDITORIAL: Mixing judgment and restraint  JOAN VENNOCHI: Not your father's Massachusetts  ELLEN RUPPEL SHELL: Fatal magnetism of the city  JOSH LERNER: Creating small business jobs  More Editorial/Opinion