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April 2, 2011	Page One   Sports   Metro   Living | Arts   Business   Editorial | Opinion

Surge in jobs fuels economic optimism | Private sector hiring finally shows some life  Proposed slash in retraining funds decried  Brown walking fine line on federal budget cuts | As key vote nears, pressure on him builds  Patrick zeroes in on alleged pension abuses | No credit for firefighters who swap shifts but never make up the work  Fashion Week gets a new look | Bringing designers under one big tent  More Globe Stories  RANGERS 9, RED SOX 5: Red Sox lose opener | Hoping to get out fast, Sox instead take a fall  DAN SHAUGHNESSY: They stumbled over initial hurdle  HAWKS 88, CELTICS 83: Celtics fizzle at the finish  BOB RYAN: Programmed the right way  More Sports  They see snow and don’t get the joke | April Fools’ Day or not, another battering of winter weather is anything but funny  Repairs soon for Old South Church | Damage from T project to be fixed  New moose may be neighbor | Animal wandering in Leicester could be a resident of a local pond  Governor hails firefighters’ heroism in rescue  ADRIAN WALKER: A councilor’s wrenching decision  More Metro		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
Steward to buy Morton Hospital | Vows up to $120m in improvements at Taunton site  Improvements underway | ‘Ambassadors’ are key players in new district  Moody’s lowers its outlook on Fidelity  Local plant sends robots to the rescue | Machines will help with crisis in Japan  More Business  Beyond the salad fork | Susan Callender says civility and proper communication skills lead to a more mannered society  Etiquette tips for corporate employees and children  DANCE REVIEW: ‘Thunder rumbles’ in troupe’s Boston debut  THEATER REVIEW: An inspired and audacious ‘Chautauqua!’  More Living  More Arts  GLOBE EDITORIAL: Rather than arm Libyan rebels, US should let others do it  GLOBE EDITORIAL: Final Four: One more defanging of NCAA  GLOBE EDITORIAL: Reps must revisit priorities  DERRICK Z. JACKSON: It’s still oil and nuclear power for Obama | US sits idly by as other nations heavily invest in renewable power  RENÉE LOTH: Revisionist art history | Maine’s governor sends a message about labor by removing a cherished mural  RAY ELLIOTT: Spurring innovation through repeal of the medical device tax  More Editorial/Opinion

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	ADVERTISEMENT Friday, April 1, 2011 Steward to invest at least $110 million in Morton Hospital Morton Hospital and Medical Center of Taunton notified its employees this morning that it will be acquired by Steward Health Care Systems, the investor-owned Boston chain that runs six hospitals in eastern Massachusetts and has agreements to buy two others Thursday, March 31, 2011 Authority chief agrees to pay cut Governor Deval Patrick has scored a major advance in his effort to rein in compensation at the state's independent authorities, with the head of the Massachusetts Convention Center Authority, James E. Rooney, agreeing to a 9 percent pay cut and other reduced benefits. Herald property slated for redevelopment National Development is shopping a new plan to redevelop the Boston Herald property in the South End, soliciting major retailers to anchor a complex that would also include dozens of residences, the company confirmed today.