- Will people pay to read the Boston Globe on the Internet? We may find out. [Boston Herald]
- James Aloisi, the Mass. Transportation Secretary, suggested the MBTA may no longer need a general manager at all after Daniel A. Grabauskas "resigned" on Thursday. [Boston Globe]
- The Center for Disease Control picked Somerville as one of 10 sites to host information sessions on the H1N1 virus. [Somerville Journal]
- Steven Tyler of Aerosmith broke his shoulder when he fell from the stage during a concert on Thursday. TMZ.com has pictures and video from the fall. [Boston Globe]
- Federal investigators learned that equipment malfunction on at least a 12 recent flights by U.S. jetliners prevented pilots from knowing how fast they were flying. A similar problem may have caused an Air France crash in June that killed 228 people. [Fox News Channel]
- Melanson’s boat yard in Ipswich was destroyed in a three-alarm fire today. No injuries were reported. [Boston Herald]
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