Bill Brett's
party photos
More than 400 attended Challenge Unlimited's Spirit of Giving at Andover Country Club.
Red Sox
Patriots
Celtics
Bruins
Tisei joins Baker ticket
Republican Charles D. Baker says state Senate minority leader Richard R. Tisei is his running mate in next year’s governor's race. (Boston Globe, 8:16 a.m.)
The $3m needed annually to run the program going was more than the university wanted to give. (Boston Globe)
- Reader's View: 'I feel betrayed, embarrassed, and depressed' (163 comments)
- NU explains move | Shaughnessy: Few cheers
American Music Awards
Photos: Long-timers, newcomers hailed
Clockwise from left, Jermaine Jackson wore a white glove as his late brother was honored, Shakira shook, Whitney returned, and Adam Lambert raised eyebrows.
Weak dollar, home sales push stocks up
Home sales surged for the second month in a row in October, up 10.1 percent, climbing to the highest level in two and a half years.
(AP, 12:41 p.m.)
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The 2002 conviction of the Rev. John Geoghan won praise for Martha Coakley, then the Middlesex DA. But in 1995, as head of the Middlesex child abuse unit, Coakley took a different approach with Geoghan. (Boston Globe)
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- Brookline
Value of volunteering, plenty of PhDs, and regulating ZipCar
- Framingham
Grant for park, candidate's basketball, check for high school
- Hingham
Dog-bite decision, country club food, and school-construction money
- Malden
Killing PAYT debate, Northeast Voke budget, and share recipes
- Medford
DPW worker's suspension upheld; sanitizer donations; holiday singing.
- Melrose
Northeast Voke budget, property tax going up, and Thanksgiving recipes
- Natick
Swine flu deaths, Red and Blue win, bicyclist hit by car
- Needham
Plugged In fund-raiser, high-tech Torah pointer, and open studios
- Newton
"Carousel' at Turtle Lane,' Route 9 resurfacing, tobacco sale ban
- Norwell
Jeff Corwin visit, home for disabled, and town farming project
- Scituate
House fire inquiry, senator visits Inly, and Superbowl champs
- Somerville
Somerville Scene, chamber on Green Line, Buonomo gets prison
- Waltham
Polaroid plans, changes for 'CRB, MassArf man, and oral histories
- Wellesley
Thanksgiving for foodies, metal bats, and Danker stepping down
A myth built on rock
Plymouth says first steps, Provincetown argues
Maybe-baby dilemma
What to do with unused embryos?
2009 holiday guide
Arts events, gift ideas, recipes, travel, and more
Senate candidate profiles
A look at five who want to win Kennedy's seat
The week's best shots
See the top photos from Globe staff photographers
