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Oct 1, 2011	Page One  Sports  Metro  Living | Arts  Business  Editorial | Opinion

Note to Readers: You will be asked to set up free access on The Boston Globe's new site, BostonGlobe.com, before accessing the full articles. Introducing BostonGlobe.com. ❯ Francona, Red Sox part ways ❯ Dan Shaughnessy: Ignore the spin — Red Sox fired Francona ❯ Smaller banks see opening in card fees ❯ ‘Hypermiler’ drivers go extra mile to maximize fuel economy ❯ More Globe Stories    ❯ Franconca says it’s time to go ❯ Patriots’ Brown still guided by late father ❯ On baseball: Hearts should be set on non-nonsense Valentine ❯ More Sports   ❯ ‘Hypermiler’ drivers go extra mile to maximize fuel economy ❯ Student, principal catch MCAS error ❯ Gloucester icon slips into history ❯ Ex-Harvard student admits role in death ❯ State seeks tougher child-care delivery rules ❯ More Metro	ADVERTISEMENT   ARE YOU ON FACEBOOK? SO ARE WE. Become a fan of bostonglobe.com on Facebook ® and get the latest Boston news, sports, photos, videos and more, right in your Facebook news feed. ❯ BECOME A FAN
❯ What’s up at Friendly’s? ❯ Globe site’s free trial extended ❯ Coakley seeks N.E. electric rate cut ❯ Latest buyouts done, Steward at 10 hospitals ❯ BJ’s Wholesale Club buyout completed ❯ More Business ❯ Cover Story: Portrait of the activist as a young man ❯ Battles keeps building its success ❯ (Re)introducing Kate the Great ❯ 99 Bottles: Fall brings out the pumpkin flavor in ales ❯ MOVIE REVIEW: Underwhelming ‘Dream House’ isn’t worth a visit ❯ More Living ❯ More Arts ❯ Tom Keane: Will Obama stay in the game? ❯ Rob Anderson: The gay app that veered straight ❯ Stephanie Knaak: Who’s to blame for making parents paranoid? ❯ Editorial: Killing of Al-Awlaki accords with sound legal rules ❯ END OF THE FRANCONA ERA | editorial: Lamentable, but inevitable ❯ More Editorial/Opinion