state government Archive
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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November 8, 2021 @ 10:08 pm
State House Report with State Rep Kathy LaNatra, who stops by with Lt. James Creed from the Plymouth County Sheriff’s Department to discuss her mental health bill.Bobby Wong, whose family owns the Kowloon Restaurant, shares details about a launch party being held this week for the Massachusetts Asian Restaurant Association. Michelle McGrath, Founding President of McGrath PR & Media Relations will provide details on some upcoming local holiday events. Brockton Mayor Robert Sullivan touches upon several topics including the recent city election, upcoming holiday parade and a recent article on the growth and development the city is seeing.
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November 8, 2021 @ 9:52 pm
State House Report with State Representative Joan Meschino. Dave Wedge, Bestselling author and public relations for the city of Brockton shares details on an event this week celebrating the 70th anniversary of Rocky Marciano's fight vs. Joe Louis. Chris Dempsey, Democratic candidate for Massachusettts State Auditor discusses his campaign for this office. Bill and Paula Harris from WH Cornerstone Investments discuss steps to take to prepare for year-end Biden’s Tax proposal, Inventory and labor shortages and what it means for your wallet plus the recently published book; Rise Up: A Widow’s Journal.
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November 8, 2021 @ 9:42 pm
Emily Burns, a Republican Candidate for the 4th MA Congressional Seat. Brandon James Griffin, a representative from the Worker's Party of Massachusetts stops by to discuss the new political party. Tony Branch, Community leader in Brockton shares his predictions for the city elections. Mark Greene, Attorney and Host of WATD's "So What About That Law" talks about wills and Estate Planning.
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October 18, 2021 @ 9:31 pm
State House Report with State Rep Josh Cutler. Plymouth County Sheriff Joe McDonald stops in to discuss employment opportunities within his department. Brockton Mayor Robert Sullivan will talk about the upcoming general election in the city, the passing of Licensing Commission chairman Hank Tartaglia and the return of a familiar face to the school department. Mike Riley, PA Announcer at Gillette Stadium and radio personality with the Sports Hub discusses the return of Tom Brady with the Tampa Bay Buccaneers, who took on and defeated the New England Patriots over the weekend.
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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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September 13, 2021 @ 9:49 pm
State House Report featuring State Rep Kathy LaNatra stops by with a legislative update. Abington Selectman Alex Bezanson and local businessman Roger Woods talk about finding & acquiring an antique Abington fire truck, built in the 1940s and plans to restore the vehicle. Weymouth Town Councilor Fred Happel visits the show to share the latest happenings in his community along with the upcoming municipal elections in November. Brockton City Councilor & Council President Win Farwell discusses this week’s city preliminary election and issues residents will consider as they head to the polls.
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August 30, 2021 @ 10:35 pm
The State House Report features State Senator Susan Moran, who discusses possible funding to replace the Sagamore and Bourne Bridges and updates from the Consumer Protection and Public Licensure Commission. BAMBSI CEO Peter Evers will discuss his organization's campaign to spread awareness regarding COVID vaccines. Adam Barisano, a realtor with Jack Conway gives an update on the current housing market heading into the fall. Boston Radio Personality Mike "Sarge" Riley stops by to talk sports entertainment and the latest with the WWE and All Elite Wrestling.
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August 28, 2021 @ 12:07 pm
The State House Report with State Rep Steve Xiarhos. Rep. Xiarhos, who is also a Gold Star Father, talks about his first House budget, Nero's Bill and the United States recent departure from Afghanistan.
Weymouth Mayor Bob Hedlund provides an update on town news including the latest with the new master developer for Union Point. Brockton At-Large Councilor and Mayoral candidate Tina Cardoso talks about her past term serving on the city council during COVID and her campaign to be the city's next mayor. Colonel David Giammona, author of The Military Guide to Armageddon discusses his new book, how much of the information he writes about pertains to the United States' war effort in Afghanistan and possible future conflicts.
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August 28, 2021 @ 11:35 am
The State House Report with State Senator John Keenan, as he provides updates on legislation he has in the works. Mary Waldron, Executive Director of the Old Colony Planning Council discusses the latest work her organization is doing post COVID. Steve Burns, former WATD news anchor and reporter for CBS Radio in New York talks about the rise and fall of outgoing NY Governor Andrew Cuomo. Cori Adjmi, award winning author of, "Life and Other Shortcomings," discusses her new book.
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