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THE WEEK IN NEEDHAM: Toddler Goes Into Cardiac Arrest on Flight; New Drunk Driving Campaign; Comcast Says Sorry; Rockets Review
Take a look at what happened during the past week on Needham Patch.
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- Needham Toddler Rushed to Hospital When Flight Landed: A toddler, landing in Boston, was rushed to Massachusetts General.
- Norfolk DA’s ‘Observe, Don’t Overserve’ Drunk Driving Campaign Kicks Off: The 2014 impaired driving prevention campaign seeks to save lives by reinforcing the importance of safe service of alcohol.
- You’d All Make a Good Story: Needham Patch wants to profile local people doing interesting things.
- Comcast Apologizes for Service Problems, Will Issue Credits: Comcast cable TV customers may have experienced service disruptions in the past few days and the company has issued an apology.
- How Did Needham Vote in the 2014 State Election? Needham picked Baker for the governor’s seat, Healey for attorney general, and Dylan Hayre for state senator.
- Needham, Wellesley Boys Soccer Battle in Quarter Finals: Needham takes on Wellesley in the MIAA boys soccer quarter finals.
- Announcing: Jobs on Patch! Needham Patch’s new jobs board makes it easy for job-hunters and employers to search for and post local, regional and national jobs.
- Needham Police: Man Buys Fake Pats Tix; Arrest for OUI; Drunken Disturbance at Apartments; Pumpkin Mailbox Attack: The following are excerpts from the Needham police log. An arrest does not indicate a conviction.
- Needham Police: Driver Arrested for OUI After Hitting Pole, Wires Light on Fire; B&E on Seabeds: The following are excerpts from the Needham police log. An arrest does not indicate a conviction.
- Rockets Review: Football Moves on Semis; Boys Soccer No. 1 in Globe Poll; Cross Country Heads to Division Finals: Catch up on all the teams from Needham High with this review.
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