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June 9, 2010	Page One   Sports   City | Region   Living | Arts   Business   Editorial | Opinion

Boston, fire union reach deal on raises | In late-night talks, reduce quid pro quo for drug testing  DAN SHAUGHNESSY: This time, the visitors don't fade away  Sale not yet OK’d, Caritas aims to expand  Weapons are common catch, fishermen say | Crew injury shows danger of dumping  Pay to play | Strict enforcement of copyrights jeopardizing live music in small venues  More Globe Stories  LAKERS 91, CELTICS 84: Home wreckers | It’s advantage Lakers as Fisher rattles Celtics  BOB RYAN: Fisher saves his best for last — again  RED SOX 3, INDIANS 2: Wakefield, Sox make their mark | He claims team innings record  RED SOX NOTEBOOK: A striking change in Buchholz | More maturity means fewer K’s  A taste of future for Bard? | He adds finishing touch in closer role  More Sports  If federal aid cut, Patrick to slice $800m | Would slash 3.6% from nearly every line item  Emotions high in casino debate | State senators hear passionate testimony on bills  Rival tribe says its casino would be better for Mass.  Peabody teacher makes a Revolutionary discovery  BRIAN MCGRORY: Creature comforts  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
E-mails reveal rift over insurance caps | Industry seizes on disagreements of state regulators  Berkshire town takes a turn | Adams is trying to find a developer to build a lodge and conference center to help shift its fortunes  Airlines get lift in flier feedback | JetBlue 1st among low-cost carriers  Dozens lend their support to Caritas sale  Wellington’s 401(k) plan ranks among best in area  More Business  DINING OUT: These dogs are no mutts | Excessively dressed up, tasting of foreign influences, single or double, with sides or not, the hot dog reflects simplicity and economy when you eat out in a stubborn economy  DINING OUT: The classics | Where to get a great dog without any frills  NAMES: Rooting for the home team  TELEVISION REVIEW: Questions about art get a jolt of reality TV  More Living  More Arts  GLOBE EDITORIAL: Neal should pursue top post, but not by charging for access  GLOBE EDITORIAL: Storm cleanup: ‘Broken window’ theory in action  GLOBE EDITORIAL: Take a swipe at card fees  SCOT LEHIGH: The transformation of Patrick  JEFF JACOBY: Oil fuels better lives  CATHY YOUNG: Right to be feminist | A left-wing litmus test risks losing valuable allies for the women’s movement  More Editorial/Opinion