Bite Size News, October 12: Street Art/Traffic Edition

• Artists are beautifying some electrical boxes around Boston and won't be arrested. [Boston Globe]
• If your morning commute sucked yesterday, it was probably thanks to a power outage at City Hall. [Boston Globe]
• More deleted emails by a Menino aide have been recovered. [Boston Herald]
• A new study looks at local Brazilian and Dominican populations. It estimates that 7 in 10 Brazilians may be here illegally. [WBUR]
• Last month's unemployment rate in Massachusetts beat a 30-year high. [Boston Herald]
• There doesn't appear to be signs of foul play in death of man found in the Charles. [Patriot Ledger]
• Statewide 4th-grade & 8th-grade math scores lead the country. [Boston Globe]
• If living in Lowell wasn't enough, a condo complex may have been built on the old city dump. [Boston Channel]
• Did you hear that celebrity chef Todd English cancelled his wedding because his fiancée hit him? [People]
• OMG! There's no more social-networking access at a local hospital. [Boston Channel]
• As previously seen on Bostonist: The Globe will not be sold -- or no one wants to pay the asking price. Swastika + Obama = national press about vandalized golf course.

Image by Chris Devers from photos tagged "Bostonist" on Flickr.