Murdoch's News of the World rolls out its final edition, giant kites invade Cape Cod beaches, and more of this morning's news.
Revelers stand at their balcony to watch the annual running of the bulls at the San Fermin fiestas on Saturday, July 9, in Pamplona, Spain.- Massachusetts hospitals are losing money and cutting services [Boston.com]
- Jury picked in Pittsfield trial of man accused in 2009 killing of 27-year-old Rebecca Moulton, formerly of Amherst [Berkshireeagle.com]
- Bostonians ashamed of their accents are learning how to speak 'regular' English [Boston.com]
- Windsor Locks Route 75 traffic project moving forward [Courant.com]
- Debt deal could be raw deal for NYC [CrainsNewYork.com]
- Final copies of News of the World hitting newsstands as scandal shuts down Murdoch tabloid [CNN.com]
- Jewish organizations laud South Sudan independence [Haaretz.com]
- When S’Mores aren’t enough: the new economics of summer camp [NYTimes.com]
- Twitter posts tagged #westernma in Western Mass. [MassLive.com]
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The Cape Cod Times' CapeCast crew chronicles an invasion of giant kites:
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