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5 Things You Need to Know Today: November 28
City Councilor Rob Consalvo says medical marijuana dispensaries should be at hospitals and not near schools, daycares or residential homes.

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- The Boston City Council will discuss siting medicinal marijuana dispensaries in the city today. District 5 City Councilor Rob Consalvo said he would like to see the dispensaries at hospitals where patients get care.
- Enter your house in Patch's Deck the House contest to win $100,000 for the Boston Public Schools and $500 for your electricity bill.
- The annual Roslindale Village Holiday Wander, a weekly Thursday evening holiday stroll from 5-9 p.m., begins on Thursday. Featuring festivities and extended shopping hours at more than 25 local shops and restaurants, plus live music and weekly retail events – from cooking demos and tastings to craft and game nights – are intended to attract customers to Roslindale Village by offering a lively, enriching shopping experience.
- George Greenamyer's sculpture "Traffic" in the Alexander the Great intersection was to be installed today, but has been tentatively rescheduled for Thursday. Belgrade Avenue and Corinth Street.
- Also today at Boston City Council's weekly meeting, District 6 City Councilor Matt O'Malley is calling for a hearing to "discuss the availability of tap-water in public places and new technologies for its delivery."
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