Bite Size News, March 23: Suits & Lingerie Edition

• More and more musicians are heading into Boston's undergound scene. [Boston Globe]
• Buy a suit at Jos. A. Bank, and they'll give you a refund if you get fired before July. [NY Times]
• Getting federal stimulus funds may be too costly for Rhode Island. [Boston Globe]
• Legal Sea Foods renews their quest for fishy humor on the MBTA. [Boston Herald]
• Marty's Liquors in Allston closed on Saturday, and the owner was never filmed while attacking a dog. [Allston Tab]
• The Sox won't be the only pro team in town that wears stockings. The Lingerie Football League will soon have a Boston team. [Boston Herald]
• A Chicopee investigator is going back to Aruba in search of Natalee Holloway's body based on a new lead. [The Republican]
• J. Rexon Aperado is Boston's raining reigning speller and is heading to DC for the National Spelling Bee. [Boston Herald]

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