Bite Size News, November 25: Givin' Thanks Edition
- Michael Scalia, 24, of Danvers rescued an unidentified woman from a burning vehicle on Wednesday. [WCVB]
- The North Shore Music Theatre could reopen in the spring of 2010 thanks to an investment from a Randoph man named William Hanney. [Boston Globe]
- Be thankful if you aren't on, or headed towards, the Massachusetts Turnpike today. [WCVB]
- Boston College is planning to expand and getting positive feedback on it from Newton. [Boston Globe]
- The Crosstown Center project in Boston defaulted on revenue bonds that were issued with Mayor Thomas Menino's support. [Boston Business Journal]
- State lawmakers appear to have arranged a long weekend for themselves for Thanksgiving. [Boston Herald]
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