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The Buker Elementary School covered up its sinks and bubblers and coffee shops bought bottled water as a boil water order was put in place last week.

coffee bagSchool and Coffee Shops Adjusted Quickly to Boil O,The sinks at Buker Elementary School in Wenham were covered with trash bags and caution tape after a boil water order was put in place.

Coffee shops and theBuker Elementary School in Wenham both quickly adjusted last week after the boil water order was put in place.

&coffee bag13;Principal Brian ODonoghue at Buker said that students came to school on Wednesday morning already understanding what was going on. The boil water orderwas announced late Tuesday afternoon after E. coli was discovered in the public water system.

&13;Im sure it is a little novel for kids at first coffee republic, said ODonoghue. Its been a learning experience for everyone.

&13;Some parents sent their children to school with bottled water and janitors covered all the sinks and bubblers with trash bags and caution tape so the children could not use them.

&13;While normally school officials emphasize the importance of kids washing their hands, ODonoghue said, hand sanitizer is being used during the boil order.

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Fernando Santana, a drug suspect whose case was dismissed, points to a video showing his duffel bag being carried away by a San Francisco undercover police officer in December.

coffee bagS.F. Theft investigation centers on plainclothes c,(05-11) 19:29 PDT SAN FRANCISCO — San Francisco police opened an investigation Wednesday into surveillance camera video that shows an undercover officer taking a duffel bag from a drug suspects room that was never booked into evidence.

The suspect,coffee republic. Fernando Santana, said Wednesday that the bag taken in a Dec. 30 search contained an iPod, a bottle of Tequila, 2 pounds of coffee, and caps and T-shirts he had received for Christmas.

Santanas e-dealing case was dismissed by a judge last week, but he hasnt gotten the items back and police say they dont know what became of the bag.

Its the fourth instance since March in which surveillance video released by the public defenders office has raised embarcoffee bagrassing questions for the Police Department and its plainclothes operations. Earlier revelations led to the dismissal of almost 100 criminal cases and prompted the FBI to open an investigation that is still under way.

Santanas complaint stems fr