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May 26, 2009	Page One   Sports   City | Region   Living | Arts   Business   Editorial | Opinion

Blast by N. Korea tests US policy | Overtures brought no nuclear pause; Obama promises strong response  In role as envoy, Tufts dean carries hard-earned lessons  Diocese tightens pensions for clergy | Finances force cuts in stipends, benefits  A day of solemnity... a weekend of spending | Throngs visit region, giving retailers and hotels a boost  Developers see opportunity in car-dealer lots | GM, Chrysler woes may spur stores, hotels  More Globe Stories  ON BASEBALL: No hurry to flip him, but Penny has value  RED SOX 6, TWINS 5: Sitting pretty | Installed at DH, Lowell leads Sox past Twins with four hits  SYRACUSE 10, CORNELL 9: Crown a tight fit for Orange | They rally late, earn a repeat title in OT  RED SOX NOTEBOOK: Buchholz stays zeroed in for Pawtucket  More sports  Terminally ill patients delay talk of hospice | Study finds many have unrealistic outlook  4-alarm blaze hits historic church | Fire crews from 11 towns battle to save Middleborough icon  Gerhartsreiter trial will test insanity defense  American dream became a nightmare | But slaying victim's widow, a mother of 3, carries on with dignity  More City/Region		ADVERTISEMENT   HELP OTHERS NEAR YOU Find your favorite causes and ways to make a difference in the Boston.com Do Good Channel. GIVE: Cameras needed HELP: Foster homes for cats GO: Vision 5K race  SEE ALL CATEGORIES
Rebuilding its fading image | New owners vow changes will return iconic building to dominant position  Start-up built on free software | So-called open source platforms keep costs down  3Com finding an opportunity in recession | Strained companies turn to cheaper network switches  BOSTON CAPITAL: Power play  More Business  DIY nation | When money's tight, we find out just how handy we are  G FORCE | JULIANNE HOUGH: Song and dance act  ALEX BEAM: Updike was here  TELEVISION REVIEW: A doc that looks like Sting, acts like House  TELEVISION REVIEW: 'Hitched' takes the cake for nasty reality TV  More Living  More Arts  GLOBE EDITORIAL: A chance to prove innocence  GLOBE EDITORIAL: Fertilizer from the farm lobby  GLOBE EDITORIAL: India ascending  CATHY YOUNG: Single mothers and the baby boom  DERRICK Z. JACKSON: Deadly - guns in national parks  NEAL GABLER: Decency in the face of hate-mongering  More Editorial/Opinion