Week in Review: South End Voters Head to the Polls

Check out our top stories of the week below (just click the link to see the full story):

S As Thanksgiving rolls around, South Ender Cody Zindler is selling pies as part of Community Servings’ annual Pie in the Sky fundraiser. For every pie sold, a week’s worth of food is delivered to individuals and families struggling with life-threatening illnesses.

Olives distributed by a Watertown distributor and sold in the South End have been recalled because of a possible link to a botulism outbreak in Europe.

Police say they found “hundreds of used needles” and two men carrying a crack pipe in an abandoned parking lot attendant building on Traveler Street.

Four Incumbents Win At-Large Seats on City Council:The four incumbent candidates for Boston's at-large city council seats all won their re-election bids Tuesday, with former city council member Michael Flaherty trailing behind Stephen Murphy by 922 votes.

In what became the closest district race in Tuesday’s municipal election, incumbent Bill Linehan emerged victorious, earning himself a third term as Boston City Councilor for District 2.

Research at BU Biolab Could Begin Soon: Boston University’s controversial research laboratory on Albany Street could be used for lower-level research by the end of the calendar year if the university is granted a waiver by the state.