Wicked Local West Roxbury reports on two of yesterday's three bank holdups (the third was in South Boston).

Panera Bread goes before the Boston Licensing Board on Dec. 2 for a license to open a restaurant and patio at 75 Spring St. - in the same little mini-mall as Finagle-A-Bagel (Ed. question: Hmm, does this mean that never overly crowded bagel place is closing? Or staying on to compete?).

Busy day for police and the FBI: Boston Police tweet that the First Trade Union at 753 E. Broadway was robbed early this afternoon, followed in quick succession by the Hyde Park Savings, 1920 Centre St. in West Roxbury and the Citizens Bank at 696 Centre St. in Jamaica Plain.

Wicked Local Roslindale/West Roxbury reports the 155 Spring St. location was held up by two guys in hoodies with a gun around 11 p.m. on Nov. 11 - possibly by the same guys who held up a Dunk's in Westwood the night before.

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District E-5 reports officers responding to a call from Sanborn Avenue around 2:10 a.m. on Nov. 12 that two or three guys were walking down the street opening up cars found:

Geeky Mama takes a look at "student mobility" rates in elementary schools in West Roxbury, Roslindale and Jamaica Plain - she figures that the fewer students move from a school, the happier parents must be with the education their kids are getting. The top two: the Kilmer and the Lyndon. The bottom two: The Ellis and the King.

Around 8:45 p.m., Local 718 tweeted BFD was racing over to Roche Bros. in West Roxbury for "a smoke condition in the rear of the store." There weren't any further tweets, so it probably wasn't anything major, so Westie residents can rest easy, right?

UPDATE Weds. morning: Local 718 tweets a body was extricated from the quarry off Grove Street around noon. The Boston Police homicide unit is now investigating - they handle both murders and suicides.

A correspondent reports that around 7:15 or so, a helicopter had a searchlight on as it flew around Bellevue Hill in West Roxbury. Anybody know what was up with that?

The hill, the highest natural point in Boston, is home to two MWRA water tanks and a whole lot of trees.

Channel 4 points us to a National Institute of Occupational Safety and Health report on the 2007 fire that killed Boston firefighters Paul Cahill and Warren Payne, which says a number of contributing factors led to their deaths:

• Ineffective incident management system at the incident.
• Insufficient incident management training and requirements.
• Insufficient tactics and training.
• Ineffective communications.
• Delay in establishing a rapid intervention team.
• Inadequate building code enforcement and development.
• Inadequate turnout clothing and personal protective equipment.

Because it's just such a pain to have to keep watch on your bike when you're busy going down the slide at the playground.