In this episode of Community Spotlight, we are joined by Captain Bilbruck and the newly appointed Detective Baker from the Henry County Sheriff's Office. As the community gears up for fall activities and events, the officers share updates on local happenings and important initiatives. Labor Day weekend was bustling with events that saw community participation like never before. Detective Baker, who has recently transitioned from road patrol to the narcotics division, discusses his new role and the

Quincy votes. Judge denies Quincy unions statue request. Postal worker fraud. Chapters (00:00:00) - Preliminary Election Day in Quincy(00:01:38) - Quincy Police: Police and Fire Unions Cannot Join in Lawsuit(00:06:12) - Man Arrested in Murder of Maine Man Found Wrapped in Blank(00:08:03) - Woman Charged with scheming to fraudulently obtain Social Security(00:09:47) - Quincy News Update: September 2nd

Episode 227 of The #LovinLebanon Podcast recaps a monumental week of citywide news. Parkview Health is moving in, and the Meta project is moving forward. Director of Planning & Zoning Ben Bontrager is our guest. Ben sheds light on these two projects and updates developments around the Farmers Bank Fieldhouse and new neighborhood growth as well. This episode is packed with important information. More info on the Planning & Zoning Office, including current projects:

Stay informed on the latest news in California, including firefighters' efforts to save giant sequoias from wildfires, confirmation of 'Dangerous' Chagas disease in the Bay Area, Caltrans' initiative to clear encampments, state governors forming an alliance, upcoming arts and concert events in the Bay Area, a sneak peek at fall films in 2025, and the impact of wildfires on historic towns near Yosemite National Park.

Tune in and learn about our partners from Bridges, a Certified Community Behavioral Health Clinic, and state-designated local mental health authority. Their biggest community building event and fundraiser is celebrating its 34th anniversary this September - so whether you walk or bike, we'll tell you how to get involved, and why you should.

We're thrilled to introduce you to a nonprofit that is combining cutting edge logistics with addressing food insecurity and nutrition among some of the area's most vulnerable populations as we meet a board member and the founder of Nutrition Security Solutions.

Palmer Mayor Steve Carrington joins Mike Chmielewski in a discussion of the Aug. 26th city council meeting. Palmer delegates who traveled to our sister city, Saroma, Japan, talked about their experiences in Japan. Colby Zerkal, the Palmer City Manager, briefly addressed the council. One topic was the investigation into the matter of the video of […]

There's always a lot of good going on in the greater Naugatuck Valley and this segment is going to tell you about nearly a half-million dollars in grants that were just announced to help support 16 wide-ranging organizations, agencies and activities with the President of the Valley Community Foundation.

Herb Bischoff shares with Mike Chmielewski about his recent trip to Uganda and Madagascar. The trip getting to Uganda and Madagascar is arduous, with extended hours on a plane, but Herb feels it is more than worth the time and trouble. Herb works with Global Builders, which is a part of the Fuller Center for […]

Scott Blair from My Favorite Realty gives an update on the real estate market and talks with host Mike Chmielewski. Scott explained the difference between a seller’s market and a buyer’s market. Scott clarified that the median cost is calculated using four months of records. There is a significant difference in the price of new […]

Dr. Jill Valerius discusses the gallbladder with Lee Henrikson. Dr. Jill explains precisely what the gallbladder is, what it does, and why a healthy gallbladder is so vital. The gallbladder plays a crucial role in the detoxification process, helping to remove cholesterol and other waste products from the body. Dr. Jill also explains what we […]

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California universities dominating Forbes' best public colleges list, a haunting cold case in Palm Springs involving the NY rock n' roll scene, McDonald's upcoming launch of new value meals, rumors sparked by a peculiar private plane sighting along the West Coast, Valkyries' defense against Liberty, OpenAI and Meta improving AI chatbot responses to teens, and San Jose's first safe sleeping site for unhoused residents.

There's always a lot of good going on in the greater Naugatuck Valley and today we're going to tell you all about nearly a half-million dollars in grants that were just announced to help support 16 wide-ranging organizations, agencies and activities with the President of the Valley Community Foundation.Then we're going to introduce you to a nonprofit that is combining cutting edge logistics with addressing food insecurity and nutrition among some of the area's most vulnerable populations as we