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June 29, 2009	Page One   Sports   City | Region   Living | Arts   Business   Editorial | Opinion

Small investors saved day for state | Individuals bought $1.2b in bonds; Rate, risk appealed as stock market slid  Kerry becomes a bridge-builder | Forges connections in Mass. and Senate  In face time, advantage Menino | Public service ads favor incumbent  Some still slow to make the move to Fast Lane | 1 in 3 tollpayers paying at booth  'Tweets' on the menu are a sweet deal | Restaurants using Twitter for cheap, effective marketing  More Globe Stories  BRAVES 2, RED SOX 1: End game vexes Red Sox again  TONY MASSAROTTI: Feeling uneasy the rule vs. NL  Teen drama | Rain-produced late caution helps young Logano coast to historic win  BRAZIL 3, US 2: Ugly finish costs US soccer team in final against Brazil  Perry turns Travelers into a masters class  More sports  Local health inspectors feel strain | As budgets shrink, services suspended  KEVIN CULLEN: Papi's fans go to bat  Running into opposition | Homeless shelter at odds with new veterans club  In Fields Corner, dog park plan has bark, and bite | Advocates calling it a deterrent to crime  Poor economy, lack of funds leave July 4 celebrations iffy | Some communities still are scrambling  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
Is this the future bookstore? | Machine downloads books from a massive database while the customer waits  State to advance solar program with stimulus funds  Brown University research on brain’s alpha-7 receptor may yield drugs for hard-to-treat diseases  USER FRIENDLY: IPhone game turns ordinary into fantastic  GM agrees to take on future product liability claims  More Business  SOUND BODY: All natural. Not all safe. | Just because a supplement is derived from a natural plant, like echinacea, does not always mean it’s good for you.  IRENE SEGE: Rowing through motherhood  HEALTH ANSWERS: Rubbing contact lenses clean  BE WELL: Unreported test results not always good news  ALBUM REVIEW: Tweedy and Wilco just want to rock  More Living  More Arts  GLOBE EDITORIAL: Quality, and equality, of care  GLOBE EDITORIAL: Where AIDS is a family affair  MADELEINE BLAIS: A vacation from anxiety  JAMES CARROLL: The value, tradition of revolution  CLAIRE MESSUD: Walking miles in Palestinian feet  EDITH PEARLMAN: Turkeys, strutting around like proud peacocks  More Editorial/Opinion