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Flu shots in schools?- A week ago the report was 76 pediatric deaths from just this strain alone, when the seasonal strain would have been around 80 for a whole year. This is just October.
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Bill Hughto was pitching for Wellesley High when he was struck in the temple by a line drive hit off a metal bat. He underwent emergency surgery to save his life.
Wellesley Little League returns to metal bats
The Wellesley Little League has decided to abandon wood bats and return to metal bats, eight years after a severe head injury suffered by a Wellesley High pitcher led several leagues in the region to switch because, according to some, balls don’t come off wooden bats quite as fast. Boston Globe, 1:25 a.m.
Wellesley College police chief's cruiser is stolen
Some thief or thieves may be driving around the Boston area right now in an unusual car: a police cruiser used by the Wellesley College police chief.
Boston Globe, 11/25/2009
Turkey's done, so now what?
Sally Khudairi, co-owner and creative director of Dorset Café in Wellesley Hills, blogs: "Against our best intentions every year, I suspect that, once again, we'll be making too much food with plenty of leftovers. Which can be a very good thing."
Boston.com, 11/24/09
Charles River Conservancy backs cuts in pollution
The Charles River Conservancy is throwing its weight behind proposed new restrictions on phosphorous levels in the upper and middle Charles River. Boston Globe, 11/24/09
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Gloria Feitas-Steidinger and her husband, Paul Steidinger, unload the Christmas tree they brought in a horse trailer. Gloria finishes decorating it once it's inside.
MassHort hosts first Festival of Trees at Elm Bank
Those who own and maintain the 36-acre Elm Bank reservation hope to start an annual holiday tradition that will serve as a respite during what can be a chaotic time of year for many families. Boston Globe, 11/21/09
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