--Wo ist Whitey? The Feds are going on the German equivalent of "America's Most Wanted" to ask for help looking for Whitey Bulger. If you are an old white guy planning a leisurely European tour or happen to know an old white guy considering such a trip, watch out for overeager foreign policemen, even if you wear a Yankees cap. [Boston Globe]

--Read this before you go to the grocery store. Three words: "Rodent-gnawed pasta." Bless the Herald for its juicy descriptors. [Boston Herald]

--A jury convicted Oscar Rosa for stabbing doorman Craig Viera outside The Embassy Club on Lansdowne in November 2006. He was sentenced to life in prison with the possibility of parole after 15 years. [DA's Office]

--While we're still upset about the MBTA cutting rides and not telling anyone about it until this past weekend, the Blue Line has its first new cars in 30 years. [WHDH]

--The Service Employees International Union (SEIU) has some questions for Beth Israel Deaconess: "The union wants Beth Israel Deaconess to restate its 2005 and 2006 financial reports to exclude bad debts from its calculation of the amount it spent on charity care." [New York Times]

--The Wahlberg family, who lost its patriarch, said goodbye to him yesterday at a funeral mass. [Boston Herald]

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