**Brookline.News editor Sam Mintz and Brookline Interactive Group executive director Jessica Smyser talk about the latest news in Brookline, including sinking sales in the cannabis industry, toxic chemicals found at the Pierce School construction site and a new restaurant which is a love letter to empanadas. **

Council approves land sale. Delivery drivers targeted. Hasbro relocates. Chapters (00:00:00) - City Council approves sale of city-owned property in Quincy center(00:01:22) - Police: Two Pizza Delivery Drivers Stealing Cars in Quincy(00:04:37) - Quincy News Update

It's a movie song that's easily recognizable....The Godfather. When you’ve got the godfathers of U-Stock on your podcast, only this song will do. Randy Francis, Jeff Godby, and David Lewis join us for episode 228. The trio just wrapped up the 9th…and largest U-stock yet! With a thousand or so people attending…and $18,000 raised for charitable purposes. Find out how this event got started, and what’s planned for year ten and beyond!

SF scientists tackle climate change with lab-grown coral, Apple releases new iPhone OS, controversy over transgender athlete in college volleyball, California surveys unique fish species in the Bay Area, Walgreens eases vaccine requirements amidst COVID surge, tragic crash in Napa involving Stockton farmworkers, and Steph Curry discusses his new book and mental approach to the game.

Mick Hirsch, Executive Director, and Cassie McGlynn, Development Director for Dove, Domestic Violence Ended in Quincy explain their mission and promote their annual Harvesting Hope fundraiser. Chapters (00:00:00) - Dove Domestic Violence Fundraiser(00:00:52) - What is Domestic Violence Elimination?(00:02:35) - Dove for Domestic Violence Programs(00:03:42) - Domestic Violence Survivor Fundraiser(00:07:59) - October is Domestic Violence Awareness

Join us for an engaging episode of the Community Spotlight, where we shine a light on the initiatives led by the West Central Community Action Agency. Mindy and Paige take us through their transformative housing programs, offering a pathway from renting to homeownership. They share the criteria for participation and walk us through the step-by-step process that helps individuals transition to owning a home. Whether you are a young adult, a single parent, or an elder needing assistance, this episode

It’s election season, and here on Page 2, we’re bringing you the information you need to make sure your vote is counted in the upcoming municipal elections. City elections for Palmer, Wasilla, and Houston are coming up on Tuesday, October 7th. Borough and School Board elections  will take place 4 weeks later  on Tuesday, November […]

New firefighters. Historic house moving. Statue installed. Chapters (00:00:16) - Quincy City Council to Discuss Property Sale in Quincy Center(00:03:27) - MBTA to Crack Down on Fare Evaders(00:05:48) - Firefighter Battling Cancer Gets Trip of a Lifetime(00:07:14) - Maine Chef Killed in Massachusetts, Inducted into Volunteer Hall(00:10:05) - Quincy News Update: September 8th

A California Gold Rush town destroyed by wildfire, a massive fish discovered in Bodega Bay, allegations of child abuse in VR, a major donation for downtown San Francisco revitalization, Apple's new iPhone launch during trade tensions, Poland's interception of Russian drones, and a tribute to the top 49ers of the past 25 years.

In this enlightening episode, we shine a spotlight on Project Connect, a transformative initiative aimed at bringing vital resources to the residents of West Central Missouri. Our guests, Tara Dull, Melissa Smith, and Colton Wilkins, join us to discuss the conception and execution of this remarkable community effort. From free health screenings to job interviews and more, Project Connect promises a day where barriers are eliminated and numerous services become easily accessible. Tara, Melissa, and

In Legal Terms, the show about you and your rights hosted by attorney and professor Adam Kilgore. legalterms@mbponline.orgIf you enjoyed listening to this podcast, please consider contributing to MPB: https://donate.mpbfoundation.org/mspb/podcastMany Mississippians go into the military; sometimes multi generations. We’re going to learn about Military Law today with our guests: Dean Emeritus and Professor of Law Jim Rosenblatt and Professor Franklin D. Rosenblatt. They are both attorneys, associated

August 31 is recognized as International Overdose Awareness Day the world's largest annual campaign to end overdose, remember those we have lost, acknowledge the grief of families and friends left behind, and renew our commitment to end overdose and related harms. So, we reached out to our expert resources at McCall Behavioral Health to help us understand how we can address and prevent overdose tragedies in our own famly and community. Then, we'll bring back our friends from Girl Scouts of