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June 9, 2009	Page One   Sports   City | Region   Living | Arts   Business   Editorial | Opinion

Police warn gangs - in person | Aim is to forestall summer violence  Globe union votes no | Paper declares impasse, slashes wages 23 percent  Exam schools explore adding Grade 6 | Some say facilities lack space to expand  Accelerated stimulus plan would aid Mass. projects | President seeks ways to save jobs  D.C. sees sharp spike in lobbying costs by Mass. firms  More Globe Stories  DAN SHAUGHNESSY: As it should be, this is the only game in town  ON BASEBALL: Sox are facing a Yankee team that's on the rise  Wilfork is playing high-stakes game | Next no-show may cost him $500k  ON HOCKEY: Clock is ticking on Guerin, Penguins in Stanley Cup finals  More sports  Sales-tax increase called a certainty | Focus turns to smaller proposals  ADRIAN WALKER: Looking only forward  Designation debate | Parks chief opposes landmark status for Esplanade  Crash brings call for tougher penalties | Teen faces alcohol charge after fatality  DA says suspects 'cooked' remains of homicide victim  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: Cell phones for soldiers HELP: Send a child to camp GO: City Year Serve-a-thon  SEE ALL CATEGORIES
Talbots finds buyer for J. Jill | Analysts see hope for troubled retail market  BOSTON CAPITAL: Take that, West Coast  Steiff worker says CEO raped her | Lawsuit seeks $80m from toy company  Regulators: Fund firm hid losses | Evergreen accused of tipping off some so they could cash out  Drug giants pump $40m into Aileron | Cancer treatment drawing interest  More Business  Fractured family tree | To Danzy Senna, her memoir is personal history. To her father, it's character assassination.  ALEX BEAM: The 58 percent solution  OPERA REVIEW: Boston Early Music Festival stages a Monteverdi masterpiece  MUSIC REVIEW: PJ Harvey challenges with material and mood swings  MUSIC REVIEW: Amadou & Mariam share their joy with fans  More Living  More Arts  GLOBE EDITORIAL: Accidents accelerate with age  GLOBE EDITORIAL: What 'access' really means  GLOBE EDITORIAL: Lebanon's vote for stability  DEVAL PATRICK: Don't pay more for business as usual  DERRICK Z. JACKSON: NRA's ill wind blows through the Windy City  MARC DRAISEN: Why we need to save the T from ruin  VoxOp  More Editorial/Opinion