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Flu shots in schools?- A week ago the report was 76 pediatric deaths from just this strain alone, when the seasaonal strain would have been around 80 for a whole year. This is just October.
- – Renee
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Focus on poverty-stricken youth
You might think a Wellesley resident with an Olympic pedigree wouldn't have much in common with teens from the nation’s poorest cities. But filmmaker Mary Mazzio says she always understood the underdog. Boston Globe, 11/6/09
- Other coverage Documentary opens Friday, Nov. 13 at AMC Loews Boston Common. Boston Herald 11/10/09
(Dina Rudick/Globe Staff/File 2008)
Roche Bros employee Ali Shehi helps Alice Powers take her groceries to her car.
Three make top 100 places to work
Three Wellesley-based companies made the Globe's 2009 best places to work. They are:
Has swine flu peaked in Greater Boston?
Newton-Wellesley Hospital is experiencing a plateau in numbers of people coming to its emergency department with flu-like symptoms, according to hospital officials there. WBUR, 11/10/09
Wellesley gallery to host show benefiting hospital
New England artist Peter Rolfe will be showing his work at a Wellesley gallery to raise money for Newton-Wellesley Hospital.
Boston Globe, 11/12/2009
Ill. train system considers following Mass. lead
More than six years after 61-year-old Wellesley scientist James Allen died on a commuter train and as a result of his widow's constant campaigning, the Massachusetts Bay Commuter Railroad Co. became the first major commuter line to install portable automated external defibrillators on all its trains. Chicagobreakingnewscenter.com, 11/9/09
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Great food events at the Wellesley Booksmith
The Wellesley Booksmith has long been one of my favorites for children's books. The store has a table with little chairs and a big stuffed cushion that just invites my boys to sit down and snuggle up while I read from a selection of stories. Foodie Mommy, 11/6/09
- WALL-E coming to WELLESL-E Friday, Nov. 13 The Swellesley Report, 11/11/09
- Handyman on Call: A better way to deal with chipmunks Boston Globe, 11/8/09
- Amid clamor, officials work to allocate vaccines Boston Globe, 11/7/09
- Pedestrian accident on Washington Street under investigation Wellesley Police Department, 11/5/09
- Ad agency behind Geico's gecko pitches for Wellesley-based firm New York Times, 11/1/09
- Schools order more hand sanitizers Boston Globe, 11/9/09
- High school stages production of 'Anything Goes' Nov. 12-14 The Swellesley Report, 11/4//09
- Middle schoolers perform 'School House Rock Live Jr.' Nov. 16-18 The Swellesley Report, 11/2//09
- New ticker provides updates on latest high school scores Boston Globe
- In reversal, Barker chooses Harvard Boston Globe, 11/8/09
- Globe West End Zone high school football wrapup Boston Globe, 11/5/09
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