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(Globe Staff / John Blanding)Into the fire
Five local culinary students are stepping up with the plates for a local taping of Guy Fieri's rock 'n' roll cooking show. (By Karen Sackowitz, Boston Globe)
History casts shadow on Malden-Medford
With the weight of 121 years of history and tradition spanning parts of three centuries and the spirit of thousands of alumni, the responsibility can be enormous. (By Maureen Mullen, Globe Correspondent)
Jewish Community Center accepts $750,000 loan to stay open
In an effort to save the Jewish Community Center of the North Shore, the largest Jewish charity in northern Massachusetts is nearly emptying its bank reserves and loaning the center $750,000. (By Steven Rosenberg, Globe Staff)
Globe West
Thanksgiving Day Football
(Boston Globe / Winslow Townson)All about the family
In Marlborough, where football players bridge generations and cultures to build on the school's legacy, the team will come together once again Thanksgiving morning to take on archrival Hudson. (By Brendan Hall, Boston Globe)
Progress on town center in Wayland
Wayland officials say they hope workers will break ground in the spring on a new town center project after Town Meeting last week voted to remove a hurdle that could have tripped it up. (By Calvin Hennick, Boston Globe)
Hearings on contaminated Milford water
The state Department of Public Utilities last week conducted the first in a series of hearings to determine who will pay the estimated $440,000 bill for last summer’s water contamination in Milford, but officials say a decision is likely to take months. (By Kathleen Moore, Globe Correspondent)
Newton doctor spreads word
about healthy cooking
The doctor is in . . . her kitchen. And with her new website, Dr. Deborah Chud of Chestnut Hill hopes to find her way into yours. (By Erica Noonan, Boston Globe)
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Thanksgiving Day Football
(Boston Globe / Jon Mahoney)Friendly rivalry adds spice
Rival coaches in Thanksgiving's Hanover-Norwell game, Brian King (left) and Matt Luccarelli share
a friendship dating back to their college days. (By Rick Seto, Boston Globe)
Hingham, Quincy Brigham’s to stay open
Ice cream lovers here exhaled in relief last week when they learned the iconic Brigham’s in Hingham Square would remain open despite the news that the corporation is going bankrupt. (By Johanna Seltz, Boston Globe)
Contract dispute stalls construction at Hanover High School
Much-anticipated construction on the new Hanover High School has been delayed by a dispute over a contract on the project. (By Andrew Clark, Globe Correspondent)
Norwood to offer night classes as alternative path to high school diploma
The Norwood schools will launch an alternative night-school program next fall to give a second chance at earning a diploma to students who had a hard time succeeding in the traditional high school setting. (By Michele Morgan Bolton, Globe Correspondent)