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September 17, 2009	Page One   Sports   City | Region   Living | Arts   Business   Editorial | Opinion

MCAS scores fall shy of target | More than half of Mass. schools fail to meet new federal standards  Safe at home | After Red Sox visits to Walter Reed, team foundation and MGH launch effort to help struggling war veterans  In public health bill, a contagion of fear | State rebuts talk of forced injections  All sides go on attack as senator issues health plan  A hard ending for housekeepers | Uncommon outsourcing eliminates 100 Hyatt jobs  More Globe Stories  RED SOX 9, ANGELS 8: Prayers answered | Sox stun Angels by rallying with two runs in 9th  DAN SHAUGHNESSY: Things falling into place for Red Sox  Ryan has ratcheted up rivalry with Patriots  NASCAR: At restart, Kahne’s pursuit is clear | Chase begins with focus and ambition  More Sports  Firm's City Hall ties raise questions | Menino’s choice on e-mail search has Boston link  Pagliuca sets his sights on Senate seat | Celtics co-owner drops bid for Globe  Ready to produce a fresh start | After fire, Verrill Farm stand barely skipped a beet  O’Malley and others pay tribute to clergy | Over 1,600 attend fund-raising dinner  Subway passengers frustrated by third MBTA mishap this week | 2 unrelated fires halt service at rush hour  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: Art supplies needed HELP: Sox 50/50 raffle volunteers GO: Ollie road race benefit  SEE ALL CATEGORIES
US may extend real estate tax credit | $8,000 savings has drawn many to market  Brush with celebrity | Hub art galleries, shops get a business lift from movie-making boomlet  Monkeys suffered in lab, suit says | InVivo asserts it was forced to halt study  TECH LAB: Elegant new Zune HD just a little late to the game | Microsoft offers up a great media player, but users have come to expect more  More Business  Just like old times | Flea market finds. Scrap lumber. Rusty castoffs. Retailers and restaurant owners are going rustic, creating quirky, homey spaces that just feel right.  VOICES | CHRISTOPHER MUTHER: A walk on the lighter side of Fashion week  To fans, it’s been more than a soap opera | ‘Guiding Light’ finale marks end of an era  TELEVISION REVIEW: NBC’s ‘Community’ is built around a strong cast  STAGE REVIEW: New Rep’s ‘Mister Roberts’ is a solid drama that needs more waves  More Living  More Arts  GLOBE EDITORIAL: On the waterfront, big dreams and acres of open pavement  GLOBE EDITORIAL: UN gives fraud a pass  JESSICA SHATTUCK: Mad science and the family  JOAN VENNOCHI: Playing the secret Kennedy card  DEVAL L. PATRICK: The next chapter on education reform  JAMES HANSEN AND AARON SANGER: Using the market to tackle the climate crisis  More Editorial/Opinion