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April 2, 2011	Page One   Sports   Metro   Living | Arts   Business   Editorial | Opinion

Surge in jobs fuels economic optimism | Private sector hiring finally shows some life  Proposed slash in retraining funds decried  Brown walking fine line on federal budget cuts | As key vote nears, pressure on him builds  Patrick zeroes in on alleged pension abuses | No credit for firefighters who swap shifts but never make up the work  Fashion Week gets a new look | Bringing designers under one big tent  More Globe Stories  RANGERS 9, RED SOX 5: Red Sox lose opener | Hoping to get out fast, Sox instead take a fall  DAN SHAUGHNESSY: They stumbled over initial hurdle  HAWKS 88, CELTICS 83: Celtics fizzle at the finish  BOB RYAN: Programmed the right way  More Sports  They see snow and don’t get the joke | April Fools’ Day or not, another battering of winter weather is anything but funny  Repairs soon for Old South Church | Damage from T project to be fixed  New moose may be neighbor | Animal wandering in Leicester could be a resident of a local pond  Governor hails firefighters’ heroism in rescue  ADRIAN WALKER: A councilor’s wrenching decision  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
Steward to buy Morton Hospital | Vows up to $120m in improvements at Taunton site  Improvements underway | ‘Ambassadors’ are key players in new district  Moody’s lowers its outlook on Fidelity  Local plant sends robots to the rescue | Machines will help with crisis in Japan  More Business  Beyond the salad fork | Susan Callender says civility and proper communication skills lead to a more mannered society  Etiquette tips for corporate employees and children  DANCE REVIEW: ‘Thunder rumbles’ in troupe’s Boston debut  THEATER REVIEW: An inspired and audacious ‘Chautauqua!’  More Living  More Arts  GLOBE EDITORIAL: Rather than arm Libyan rebels, US should let others do it  GLOBE EDITORIAL: Final Four: One more defanging of NCAA  GLOBE EDITORIAL: Reps must revisit priorities  DERRICK Z. JACKSON: It’s still oil and nuclear power for Obama | US sits idly by as other nations heavily invest in renewable power  RENÉE LOTH: Revisionist art history | Maine’s governor sends a message about labor by removing a cherished mural  RAY ELLIOTT: Spurring innovation through repeal of the medical device tax  More Editorial/Opinion