What’s News
Your condensed guide to today’s daily papers.
Look both ways (for cops): Officials say that jaywalking on Boston’s streets has become a huge problem, and the city is considering increasing the fine from a measly $1 and actually enforcing the pedestrian laws. [Herald]
Whole lot of forgiveness: Anthony Warren, the man who fired a gun and paralyzed Kai Leigh Harriott in 2003 appeared on a video yesterday and apologized to the 8-year-old girl. Harriott famously forgave Warren during his sentencing. [Globe]
Who you calling “aging,” Herald? The New Kids on the Block will play the Garden on September 26. [Herald]
Somewhere, Nelson Muntz is unafraid: The Department of Public Health has created a 123-page booklet detailing how teachers and school officials can stop bullying. [Globe]
