Week in Review: Recount Confirms Linehan Victory

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

: Residents will likely see changes to the weekly street sweeping schedule next year in addition to an expansion of the program in the neighborhood.

: Police are searching for six suspects from a Northeastern University surveillance video that shows them assaulting a woman from behind, forcefully throwing her to the ground and punching and kicking her in a attempt to take her purse.

: Boston is a city defined by its people, not by its buildings. However, by looking at the city's buildings, you can gather clues about what was going on in the city at any one time.

: Last month, a few dozen people met at a South End home for an evening of art, hors d'oeuvres and most importantly, conversation. Discussion centered around the host’s vast collection of artwork from around the word. By the end of the night, countless connections had been made.

: Bill Linehan's victory in this month's District 2 Council race was preserved after a recount of the entire district on Wednesday showed him leading challenger Suzanne Lee by 97 votes, 10 more than were originally reported.

: This Thanksgiving, will be serving dinner to an estimated 1,500 guests, with the help of over 215 volunteers. Wondering what that looks like? Here are some numbers.

: An 18-year-old was arrested and charged with unarmed robbery and possession of a weapon Wednesday night after police say she and three others assaulted a woman on West Concord Street, robbing her of her iPod and bag.