Bite Size News, November 17: Green Rights Edition

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Mass. lawmakers are debating establishing preferred parking zones for low emission vehicles. [Boston Herald]

Ted Kennedy Jr. has no plans to actively support any candidate in the Massachusetts Senate race.[Boston Globe]

Michael Capuano told Fox25 that he is good and his opponents are really really bad. [MyFoxBoston.com]

H1N1 vaccines were sent to jailhouse healthcare workers and pregnant inmates. [Boston Herald]

Tom Brady is set to appear on the cover of GQ's Men of the Year issue. He discusses all things Brady, too. [Boston Globe]

To people of a certain age, it's sad to note the passing of Ken Ober, who hosted MTV's "Remote Control" game show. [CNN]

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