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March 7, 2011	Page One   Sports   Metro   Living | Arts   Business   Editorial | Opinion

Prepare for no-fly zone, says Kerry | Splits with Gates on plan to thwart air fire on Libyans  HOPE, HARDSHIP IN MORTGAGE BATTLE: Mother put up a rare fight in foreclosure  HOPE, HARDSHIP IN MORTGAGE BATTLE: Promised relief, many instead deeper in debt  Fees curb urge to appeal traffic tickets | SJC to hear challenge protesting court costs  Shortage of grocers plagues Mass. cities  More Globe Stories  RED SOX SPRING TRAINING: It’s all in place | For Gonzalez, Fenway right spot to hit left  CELTICS 89, BUCKS 83: Celtics handle the Bucks  BC 84, WAKE FOREST 68: BC leaves Deacons in its wake  ON BASEBALL: Expectations weren’t met | Bay hoping 2011 is better than ’10  More Sports  Maine’s green future debated | Governor wants rules streamlined; foes see assault on environment  ADRIAN WALKER: Roxbury gem due for polish  Bracing for the squeeze | Community centers that cater to Boston’s poor fear funding cuts will mean losing services or closing  Police nab 2 in crawlspace above holdup scene | Cheers end drama at Lawrence store  For parking, a choice of coins or plastic | Test program puts credit card readers on some prime downtown meters  More Metro		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
Ingenuity vs. obesity | Companies testing drugs, devices aimed at helping patients control waistlines  Scientists build blood vessels large and small  INNOVATION ECONOMY: Xtranormal brings online animation to wider audience  USER FRIENDLY: NeuroSky’s mind games make educational sense  More Business  They got a (sugar) pill for that | Can chronic medical conditions, including depression, be treated with placebos? Recent studies suggest they can.  G FORCE: Dr. Oliver J. Rando discusses his work in the field of epigenetics  BE WELL: Doctors often don’t discuss weight with heavy patients  STAGE REVIEW: Something new from the blue crew | Ever-evolving Blue Man Group unveils some fresh moves yet retains its sense of fun  MUSIC REVIEW: Laid-back Low Anthem hits town on a high note  More Living  More Arts  GLOBE EDITORIAL: Menino offers a credible plan to bring new life to Roxbury  GLOBE EDITORIAL: MBTA: Self-deprecation pays  GLOBE EDITORIAL: Romney elevates GOP debate  JOHN E. SUNUNU: At last: unscripted honesty  JULIETTE KAYYE: In Mideast, the kings are all right  JAMES CARROLL: Saving our young from ourselves  More Editorial/Opinion