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August 28, 2022 @ 10:58 pm
Brockton Mayor Robert Sullivan joins the show to discuss new Police Chief Brenda Perez who is scheduled to be confirmed this evening by the City Council. Local business owner Rich Rosen stops by to provide updates on his two restaurants; McGuiggan’s Pub & The Patio. Peter Forman, president & CEO of the South Shore Chamber of Commerce and Joe Sullivan, former Braintree Mayor and chairman of the South Shore Chamber’s Transportation Advisory Group visit to discuss South Shore 2030 Infrastructure priorities for sustainable growth.
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January 10, 2022 @ 10:50 pm
The show kicks off with the State House Report featuring State Senator John Keenan. The Senator discusses how his district will change in 2023, a bill that supports recovery coaches licensure plus the legislative briefing on S.686, a bill that seeks to assist Massachusetts residents living with multiple sclerosis. Geoff Yalenezian from Brennan's Smoke Shop, provides his take on the upcoming political race on the state level. Tammy Murray, Director of Community Services and the Council on Aging in Hanover along with Susan Curtain, Director of the Norwell Council on Aging give an update on how the pandemic has affected services and assistance that's provided for the older population and how resilient their respective centers have been despite the circumstances. Then, Par' Mims, author of "The Captive," talks about the process of writing her first book.
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December 13, 2021 @ 10:54 pm
Roundtable discussion focused on Governor Baker’s announcement to not seek a third term featuring State Rep Dave DeCoste, State Rep Kathy LaNatra, Plymouth County Commissioner Jared Valanzola and Whitman Selectman Justin Evans. Paula Fleming, chief spokesperson for the local Better Business Bureau will talk about recent finding on an investigation regarding online scams and counterfeit products. Michelle L’Heureux, a Boston Marathon survivor and spokesperson for Curaleaf’s, “I cannabis” campaign, talks about using marijuana as a substitute for a variety of medication she was subscribed for relief from physical pain and PTSD.
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December 13, 2021 @ 10:39 pm
State Rep Alyson Sullivan provides a State House Report, providing news from Beacon Hill and around her district. Local Business owner Rishard Rosen stops by to discuss doing business during the holiday season. Victoria Bond from True Repetory Theatre to discuss the upcoming holiday show, " A Christmas Carol" Murray Kidd, Artist Director with the Jubilate Chorale and Paul Watson, a singer with the chorale group share a preview of their December 5th show in Brockton.
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December 13, 2021 @ 10:30 pm
State Representative Steven Xairhos stops by to provide updates on Nero's Bill and replacing the two Cape bridges. Local businessman and all around good guy, Peter L. Brown, shares information on some of the upcoming holiday events. Brockton City Councilor and Council President Win Farwell will discuss the city's ongoing effort to shore up its finances to build a new public safety complex. Mark Rocheteau, Adam Joy and CJ Hawes, from the Massasoit Theatre Company will visit to promote their upcoming show, World War II Radio Christmas.
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November 15, 2021 @ 10:15 pm
State Rep Kathy LaNatra stops by with Plympton Fire Chief Steve Silvia to discuss the importance of vocational schools when it comes to choosing a career path. Joe Rossi, Executive Director of the Massachusetts Coastal Coalition stops by to talk about the latest news regarding flood insurance. Junior Damato, Automotive Expert will share insight on the used vehicle shortage. Michelle L’Heureux, a Boston Marathon survivor and spokesperson for Curaleaf’s, “I cannabis” campaign, talks about using marijuana as a substitute for a variety of medication she was subscribed for relief from physical pain and PTSD.
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Filed under automotive, state government, radio, local business, education, schools, water, podcasts, business, coastal issues, marijuana, legislation Permalink ·
October 18, 2021 @ 9:40 pm
Greg Hanley, Plymouth County Commissioner stops by to talk about his new position as he is now the Holbrook Town Administrator. Michael Wilcox, co-founder of Elite Solar Advisor provides insight into the solar energy industry and converting from fossil fuel to clean energy. Bestselling author Casey Sherman talks about a few of the projects he has in the works like a new book and the new episodes of his podcast; Saints, Sinners & Serial Killers. Bill Richter, founding artistic director of the Pilgrim Festival Chorus shares details of an upcoming set of concerts the group is performing to commemorate Plymouth's 400th.
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October 18, 2021 @ 9:15 pm
State House Report with State Rep Matt Muratore. Local business owner Peter L. Brown, who is also a board member with the Pilgrim Hall Museum, will discuss the latest with his organization and Plymouth 400 events that have occurred recently. Plymouth Town Manager Melissa Arrighi stops by to talk about how town business is going post COVID. Amy Naples, Executive Director of the Plymouth Area Chamber of Commerce joins the show to talk about work being done to assist local businesses post COVID.
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July 20, 2021 @ 7:15 am
State House Report with State Representatives with Kathy LaNatra, Alyson Sullivan and Joan Meschino stop by to share the latest news from Beacon Hill and their respective districts. Michelle McGrath, the new Managing Director of the South Shore Children's Chorus and Kirsten Oberoi, Founding Artistic Director discuss the music program and what the future holds for the organization. M. Patricia Diaz, author of the book, Pretty Girls Don’t Get Cancer. Ms. Diaz is a 30 year cancer survivor who at the age of 16 was told she had terminal cancer. In her new book, she tells how she changed her life to stave off the disease.
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July 16, 2021 @ 11:24 pm
State House Report with State Representative Josh Cutler who will provide an update on some of his committee assignments. Local business owner Richard Rosen talks about operating an establishment via post pandemic and the latest with his two restaurants, McGuiggans Pub & The Patio, located in downtown Whitman Republican gubernatorial candidate Geoff Diehl stops by to discuss his campaign to be the state's next governor. Mike Festa, AARP Massachusetts State Director talks about the cost of being a caregiver and a new federal tax credit that's in the works.
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Filed under state government, political races, local issue, radio, local business, Council on Aging, local and national politics, budgets, business, financial, legislation, elder affairs Permalink ·
