Boston Globe Today (audio)
Summary: Chona Camomot delivers today's top stories from The Boston Globe. This audio podcast is published each weekday. For more from Globe Today, visit boston.com/globetoday.
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(Boston Globe) Multi-state board bans a five-year ban on lobstering. And more people in Massachusetts filed for bankruptcy in first six months of 2010 compared to last year.
(Boston Globe) The Citgo sign in Kenmore Square will go dark for one to two months. Workers will replace the LED lightbulbs. And tensions rising as the House and Senate struggle for compromise over expanded gambling in Massachusetts.
(Boston Globe) State officials say tight finances left them no choice but to cut funding to the Rose Kennedy Greenway. And the Archdiocese of Boston is urging inactive members to 'come home'.
(Boston Globe) A possible ban on lobstering is raising fears in fishing communities. And starting tomorrow dogs and cats in Massachusetts will have their right to free speech.
(Boston Globe) Workers finally found the metal clamp whose failure caused the great water main leak in May. And storied ice cream chain Herrell's is looking for a new Boston location.
(Boston Globe) Freshman Senator Scott Brown has raised more than $1M in three months. And the MBTA will spend $115M on new eco-friendly cars for the commuter rail.
(Boston Globe) One of the oldest and most treasured possessions of the Archdiocese of Boston is stolen from a South End cathedral. And New York Yankees owner George Steinbrenner dies at age 80.
(Boston Globe) A marine from Fall River drowned trying to save others at a base in Cuba. And officials say they want an island off of Martha's Vineyard to stay No Man's Land.
(Boston Globe) Attorney General Martha Coakley is demanding Cape Wind developers disclose cost and profit estimates. And after four months of a bitter battle, Shaw's Supermarkets has reached an agreement with warehouse workers.
Data from the Boston school system show about 16,000 students lack fluency in English. And Independent candidate Tim Cahill has lost the lead in the fundraising race for governor.
(Boston Globe) Suffolk Downs pitches a casino for its East Boston location. And the Mattapan Trolley turnaround tests nerves.
(Boston Globe) Crabs may be killing marshes on Cape Cod. And the new UMass Law school is off to a strong start.
Globe Today- Esplanade celebrates 100 years
(Boston Globe) Governor Deval Patrick signs a new painful budget. And local towns ask residents to help keep the Fourth alive.
(Boston Globe) Will Paul Pierce stay with the Celtics? And an alleged spy used a dead baby's name.
