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April 18, 2010	Page One   Sports   City | Region   Living | Arts   Business   Editorial | Opinion

Steep drop in teen driver fatalities | Officials trace three-year trend to tougher penalties, education  Baker romps, Mihos is out | Candidate wins 89% of vote and avoids a primary fight  With shouts, a giddy old party greets a new friend: Hope  The hole in the heart of a star | Eric MacLeish seemed everywhere at once as a lead lawyer for victims of clergy abuse. And then he was gone. This is the story of his hard fall and the long-buried pain he finally came to understand.  More Globe Stories  BRUINS 5, SABRES 3: Bruins overcome errors | Ryder, Chara ignite third-period charge  CELTICS 85, HEAT 76: Celtics push back, put lid on Heat  DAN SHAUGHNESSY: For one night at least, some reasons to believe  RAYS 3, RED SOX 1 | RAYS 6, RED SOX 5: Red Sox swept away by the grateful Rays  114TH BOSTON MARATHON: Race savvy | Knowledge of course is key to Marathon victory  More Sports  Judges accepted funds from O’Keefe | 2 barred from criminal cases on Cape Cod after DA covered bill for training program  Out of the running | After months of training, some would-be marathoners face painful injuries that force them to abandon their goal of completing the race  Revere candidate target of cyber attack | AG Coakley investigating offensive posts  YVONNE ABRAHAM: The church I knew  More City/Region		ADVERTISEMENT   ARE YOU ON FACEBOOK? SO ARE WE. Become a fan of Boston.com on Facebook ® and get the latest Boston news, sports, photos, videos and more, right in your Facebook news feed.  BECOME A FAN
No respite on rent | Despite housing downturn, Hub apartment hunters finding few deals  State’s new workforce chief inherits strained system  INNOVATION ECONOMY: Ten tips for attracting a following on Twitter  SPENDING SMART: Thin screens light on wallets | The right TV for a smaller room melds compact design and high picture quality into an affordable package  JOB DOC: When to leave your personal stuff at home  More Business  PHOTOGRAPHY REVIEW: Crafting images | A rare Avedon exhibit offers a glimpse into the making of the Kennedy mystique  Mel Brooks gives life to jokes, old and new  A compilation recalls the days when US pop singers recorded in other languages  Looking back | Eight years in, Boston’s Independent Film Festival remains this city’s most vital movie event  Playwright Alan Bennett discusses ‘The Habit of Art,’ actors, and more  More Living  More Arts  GLOBE EDITORIAL: How to fix the Greenway  DAVID P. DRISCOLL: They’re good for the state  NANCY CARLSSON-PAIGE AND DIANE E. LEVIN: One size doesn’t fit all  JEFF JACOBY: Airline carry-on fee: Where’s the free-market spirit?  More Editorial/Opinion