Bite Size News, October 8: Planes, Autos, Book Carts Edition

• The delayed flights at Logan stink, but it's not as bad as New York's airports. [Boston Globe]
• In a reversal of a recent trend, an octagenerian is struck by a car in Salem. [Boston Channel]
• Harvard Square's rogue booksellers stick another thorn in City's side by pitching tents in a park. [Boston Globe]
• The Boston Phoenix is suing Facebook for patent infringement. [Boston Business Journal]
• A Kennedy endorses Khazei for his uncle's Senate seat after a cousin endorses Capuano. Bostonist may need to compile a "Kennedy endorsement" tally. [Boston Globe]
• A North Shore family is having a yard sale to save their home from foreclosure. [Daily News of Newburyport]
• State Street and Staples make the top 20 in a "green" ranking of the largest US corporations. [Newsweek]

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