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April 24, 2010	Page One   Sports   City | Region   Living | Arts   Business   Editorial | Opinion

Flooding was state’s costliest disaster | 24,000 residents share $35 million in federal aid  An ache at the core of old Oak Square | They lost a church, a school, and soon the library. But no one in this corner is giving up the fight  On CatholicTV, new devotion to outreach | Broadcast arm of the Boston archdiocese has national plans  In perfect harmony with ‘Glee’ | Fox show sparks a surge in show choirs, bringing an aura of cool to another part of school  More Globe Stories  CELTICS 100, HEAT 98: Scorching Pierce beats buzzer, puts Heat in 3-0 hole  BOB RYAN: Captain responded with authority  SABRES 4, BRUINS 1: Sabres reveal sharp edge, push Bruins to Game 6  RED SOX 4, ORIOLES 3: Wait-and-see approach boosts Sox past Orioles  ON FOOTBALL: There’s been a level of certainty  More Sports  St. Fleur to quit House for city job | Plans to vacate her seat in June  Food fight | Plan for al fresco dining zone serves up debate in North End  98 right whales spotted off R.I. coast | Scientists say animals were drawn by a large supply of food  After floods, water level in Charles plummets  ADRIAN WALKER: You have the power  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
Brigham and Women’s trims costs | Hospital aims to cut $35m in front of new regulations  Little fallout for airfares | Despite recent losses, airlines aren’t likely to raise prices, analysts say  Appliance rebates expanded | State to offer second round of discounts  Start-up’s innovative cancer test gets boost  Shareholders suing Goldman executives  More Business  Brother Thomas's gift | A monk-turned-potter’s bequest lightens the load for eight local artists  The son also rises | Long a poster boy for a deadly disease, BC student Gunnar Esiason hasn’t let it stop him  A passion to rap | Can a Chilean female hip-hop artist make it in the US? Don’t doubt Ana Tijoux.  MUSIC REVIEW: When Snoop finally arrived, the party started  More Living  More Arts  GLOBE EDITORIAL: Goldman Sachs case opens window into financial folly  GLOBE EDITORIAL: Conservation: Junking the old fridge  GLOBE EDITORIAL: Faithful allies against Al Qaeda  NEAL GABLER: Screaming extremism | Vying for attention in a high-decibel world  DERRICK Z. JACKSON: The chronic disease dilemma  Quotes of note  More Editorial/Opinion