Belmont Buzz talks with members of the Yes For Belmont campaign about why they think an override is necessary in Belmont. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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Belmont Buzz talks with Yes for Belmont supporters

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Voice of Business: Tim Murray, president and CEO of the Worcester Regional Chamber of Commerce

In this episode, we revisit and look back at a year of the coronavirus and what the situation is now a year after the virus first hit the Midwest and Kansas. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Episode 6 - Chillin' in the Statehouse - One Year of COVID-19

State lawmakers are discussing legislation to limit the power of the governor, after the Covid-19 pandemic led to unprecedented authority from the office. Legislators are also seeking to change the process that allows citizens to push for a statewide vote on an issue.  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Lawmakers discuss limits to the governor's power & the petition process

Two audio 911 calls from shots fired at Polaris Fashion Place mall in Columbus, Ohio on Wednesday March 3, 2021. Polaris Fashion Place will reopen as usual Thursday after Wednesday gunfire shut down the mall. Columbus police are looking for two male suspects they say open-fired on one another Wednesday afternoon on the first floor of the shopping center. The gunfire forced an evacuation of the entire mall, but no shooting victims or suspects were found, said Sgt. James Fuqua, spokesman for the Columbus Division of Police. Read more: Polaris mall to reopen as Columbus police seek 2 suspects after shots fired Wednesday See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

911 calls: Reports of shots fired at Polaris Fashion Place

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Art off the Air | Charlie Ellis

It’s been one year since the coronavirus pandemic upended life across the globe. Dan Barry reminds us that behind the headlines and the previously unimaginable counts of cases and deaths, there are stories of individual lives interrupted and, all too often, cut short by the pandemic. Pulitzer-winning New York Times reporter and best-selling author Barry is this week's guest on Story in the Public Square, the national Telly-winning PBS TV show and SiriusXM Radio program brought to you by The Pell Center at Salve Regina University and The Providence Journal. For air times and more, visit https://pellcenter.org/the-pandemic-behind-the-headlines-with-dan-barry/ See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Dan Barry on Story in the Public Square

Also known as Frosty Freeze and Mustafa, Willie Wester pioneered the Athens hip hop scene in the early 1980s as an unbeatable b-boy, and returned home as an MC in the late 1990s following the consequences of street life. In this interview with OnlineAthens reporter Andrew Shearer recorded on February 13, 2021, Wester shared his incredible story of triumph, tragedy, and redemption. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Athens Hip Hop History: Interview with Willie Wester

For his follow-up to the 2013 folk horror movie "Jug Face," Nashville-based writer-director Chard Crawford Kinkle involved local family and friends to make "Dementer," a truly frightening character piece set in a center for adults with special needs. In this audio interview, Kinkle tells OnlineAthens reporter Andrew Shearer about casting his older sister in a leading role, and how festival audiences reacted to the film's unique tone. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Cinema File: "Dementer" writer-director Chad Crawford Kinkle

A Panama City Beach man has died following a single vehicle motorcycle crash that happened close to midnight on Monday on Thomas Drive. According to a press release from the Panama City Beach Police, 44-year-old Thomas Michael Osborne, Jr.  was involved in the crash which occurred in front of the Hershey's Ice Cream Shop at 8815 Thomas Drive. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Panama City Beach man dies in motorcycle crash on Thomas Drive

What was in the news 100 years ago in Monroe, Michigan? The following are some of the articles that were published in The Monroe Evening News during March 1921. They include a pending merger among the local paper mills, one of Henry Ford's many business visits to Monroe, the building of Lincoln School and the start of what became Navarre Field. The "100 Years Ago" feature is a monthly series in print and online by The Monroe News; narration and audio production by Paula Wethington for The Monroe News. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Monroe MI's Headlines from March 1921

Voice of Business: Alex Gaurdiola, director of government affairs and public policy

In this episode, the Capital-Journal's Andrew Bahl and Titus Wu are in an emergency — the state's emergency management law that is. Sweeping legislation moving through Topeka would significantly change how state and local governments respond to disasters, like COVID-19. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Episode 5 - Chillin' in the Statehouse - Whose power is it anyway?

Warren Weber uses life experiences to keep Newark City Schools kids learning through the coronavirus pandemic. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Newark's Warren Weber works to keep kids learning through COVID

The Port St. Joe Marina is in the middle of a major build that includes a dry boat storage facility for 252 boats. Preston Sutter is now the St. Joe Co.'s general manager of the marina in PSJ, where he spent 10 years as a tarpon guide. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

St Joe Marina GM: From chasing tarpon to landing the big one

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