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Hyde Park Dialysis Clinic to Host Free Education Session - May 12

Hyde Park Dialysis Clinic to Host Free Education Session

Fresenius Medical Care Hyde Park Dialysis is hosting a free Treatment Options Program for anyone who wants to learn more about kidney disease and the different kinds of dialysis treatment available to them. Open to the greater Boston community, thisprogram is designed to help people facing dialysis make informed decisions about which kind of dialysis best suits their health and lifestyle needs.

Our next session will be held on May 12, 2008, at 1628 Hyde Park Ave, Hyde Park, MA at 11:00 am.

For more information, please visit: www.ultracare-dialysis.com or contact Sara Roesler, TOPS Leader, at 617-739-3000.

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Today's Audio

Belichick: "He didn't have any knowledge of football"

Patriots head coach Bill Belichick slams Matt Walsh on the CBS Evening News with Katie Couric. Complete audio of the report by CBS News chief investigative correspondent Armen Keteyian.

Soundbytes of the Week 5-16-08

Sen. Clinton's campaign: not dead yet? Anger over the B.U. Biolab. Highlights of the week, selected by WBZ's Dave Mager.

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WBZ's Tom Cuddy talks with CBS's Armen Keteyian about his interview with the Patriots' head coach.

Strong words on planned South End bio-lab

The proposed BU bio-lab was the topic of a heating hearing at the Statehouse Friday. WBZ's Carl Stevens was there.

Keller At Large 5/16/2008

For the third straight year, Jon laments the fact that Boston is not the road rage capital of the country.

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Omniguide CEO Dr. Yoel Fink tells WBZ's Anthony Silva about the company's premier product, a flexible laser scalpel, using technology perfected at MIT.

Feeling the pinch at the Salvation Army

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Gil Santos Commentary 5/16/2008

Gil wants to comment on some good news.

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Mayor's lofty plans cut down

Boston Mayor Tom Menino tells WBZ's Carl Stevens that the FAA won't let the city build a 1000 foot tower in the Financial District.

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How does Edwards' support of Obama affect the race?

WBZ's Laurie Kirby discusses the endorsement with ABC's George Stephanopoulos.

Fight Back Express

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President's weekly radio address

President Bush delivered his weekly radio address Saturday from the Middle East, discussing his diplomatic mission there.

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