Musical house call
Instead of learning only Mozart or Beethoven, piano students of At Your Door Music, Andrew Berke’s Wellesley-based music school, are learning how to play songs by contemporary singer Michael Buble.
Voice students can choose to learn Weird Al Yankovic songs, such as “Like a Surgeon,” a take on Madonna’s “Like a Virgin.” Budding guitarists are inspired to practice by learning their favorite Led Zeppelin song.
At Your Door Music
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On the trail of missing art in Wellesley
Wellesley -The fate of a valuable painting missing from Wellesley College’s Davis Museum and Cultural Center remains a mystery — potentially one that will never be solved — but the Wellesley police are still on the case.
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Linden St. units open with fanfare in Wellesley
Wellesley -The ribbon cutting for four new townhouses on the edge of Roche Bros. was held this week. While they look tony enough for Wellesley — they boast private balconies, tile and wood flooring and solar paneling — the units add to Wellesley’s affordable housing stock.
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Have dog, will roam
Wellesley -First-time author and Wellesley native Jenna Ringelheim and her pooches have done the legwork for dog lovers and put together a list of dog-friendly walks in “Best Hikes with Dogs: Boston and Beyond.”
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Now at Yale, former WHS student still shining light on problems in Afghanistan
Wellesley -When Mari Oye opened a Wellesley chapter of Arghand, the organization drew supporters and clients to its soaps, bath oils and pomegranate-based products. Recently, Oye and the Arghand Cooperative of Kandahar held a fundraiser to seek something else — a solar electric system — to power factory operations in Afghanistan.
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Letters for the week of Sept. 4, 2008
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Community Commendables for the week of Sept. 4, 2008
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Endorsement letters for the week of Sept. 4, 2008
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What back-to-school gadgets students need
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Fifty Years Ago: Sept. 4
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Wellesley H.S. project takes shape
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Meetings for the week of Sept. 4
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Suicidal man’s threats forced lock-down in Framingham schools
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Correction
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Police log for the week of Sept. 4
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