-- Keldrin Pena, a 20-year-old Jamaica Plain man, was shot to death Sunday morning while riding through Roxbury in the front passenger seat of a car. His companions, the driver and a second passenger, roll with the dreaded epithet "known to police," which might mean that the killing was gang-related. Boston police have suggested no motives, however, and no arrests have been made. [Globe; BPDNews] -- Albert Arroyo, the Boston firefighter who was dismissed from......

Our favorite bodybuilding, back-aching ex-firefighter appeared on the radio to make his first public statements. Albert Arroyo wishes that other jakes—the ones who show up to work everyday—would be more sympathetic to his plight. [Boston Globe] MBTA employees complain about new federal regulations that require the monitoring of urine tests to detect drug use, in effect saying, "I can't cheat if you're looking." [The Boston Channel] Blame Canada! Our northern neighbors are considering a......

Lyette caught Boston reflected Oh noes, a night game! Allston residents fret about Harvard football from 7-10pm. Will it be the worst thing to ever happen in Allston? [Allston-Brighton TAB] Does Somerville have more tats than Allston? [Somerville Journal] Firefighter-turned-bodybuilder Albert Arroyo (no word on tattoos) still trying to get his job back. [Globe] Doctors can refuse to provide legal treatment. Goody. [AP via Herald] Nurses, however, can't get no respect. Or fair contracts.......

Professional bodybuilders are no longer entitled to disability pay.......