--That queasy feeling you had after a trip to Fenway may not have been connected to the way the Red Sox were playing. It may have been the food. [Boston Globe] --Neil Entwistle cried as images of his dead wife and daughter played during his trial today. Whether or not that has an affect on his murder trial's outcome remains to be seen. [Boston Herald] --The widow of firefighter Paul Cahill, who died in......

--Never underestimate the power of a good story. The Globe's piece on the short, tragic lives of Sophia and Acia Johnson has lit a fire under DSS' collective ass. Now they will be cross-checking data and making sure children in their care are living with the proper guardians. [Boston Globe] --The best job in town is apparently one with Boston's Department of Public Works. How can we get one of those? They get HBO!......

--One of the survivors of the fatal rear-end Green Line D trolley collision is sharing her story of one passenger staying with her and helping her until rescuers could help free her from the train. [Boston Herald] --After lawsuits and retaliation, American Airlines will no longer charge a $2 fee for curbside check-in, AND you can actually tip the skycap if you so choose. [Boston Globe] --The Entiwistle trial is staying in Middlesex County.......

--Mayor Menino has suspended one of his own employees, the head of the Department of Public Works, for letting an employee work from her parent's house in Venezuela, which probably wouldn't have been a big deal if the arrangement hadn't lasted for five months. [Boston Globe] --Neil Entwistle is going to trial for the murders of his wife and baby daughter, and the press, both American and British, is expected to swarm. [Boston Herald]......