Join host Mike Chmielewski and his guest, Bea Adler, as she discusses going door-to-door this campaign season.

Pat interviews Ward 6 candidate Denis Marier.

Dave Griffen, Port Director at Port MacKenzie in the Mat-Su Borough, joins host Mike Chmielewski on Valley Edition to discuss the past, present, and future of the port. Also, an update on the rail spur to the port. Port MacKenzie is located in the Upper Cook Inlet with immediate access to major road corridors to […]

Each summer a group of Palmer middle school and high school students travel to Saroma, Japan. Each student stays with the family of a Saroma student. The paired students are about the same age.  Then, in the fall, the Saroma students come here. Usually, each stays with the family of the Palmer student that stayed […]

Join our hosts Pamela Huber and Mary Ann Cockle as they discuss the book “Euphoria: A Novel” by author Lily King. Set between two World Wars and inspired by events in the life of revolutionary anthropologist Margaret Mead, “Euphoria” is an enthralling story of passion, possession, exploration, and sacrifice from accomplished author Lily King. Image/Text […]

Doug interviews Ward 9 candidate Soham Patel.

Doug interviews Ward 7 incumbent Angelo Marignani

Pat Papadeas interviews Ward 6 candidate Nick Jirgens.

It’s official. Fall is here. Summer is gone. That is no reason to sit around and gather dust. Let’s take a look at a few of the events going on in and around the Greater PalmerMetroPlex this weekend. The Palmer Community Foundation hosts its Annual Community Celebration tonight at the Palmer Depot from 5:30 to […]

Quincy Playwright & Actor Jim Petosa speaks about his first play Fragments, that he wrote and is the solo performer, documenting the life of his late partner who died during the height of the Aids epidemic.  Fragments will be performed Friday and Saturday at the United First Parish Church in Quincy.

The Palmer Community Foundation has reached a milestone, a one million dollar endowment in less than ten years. Foundation board member Mike Liebing notes that the organization was established in 2017. It has steadily built its financial base. The goal is to create a permanent source of funding for local nonprofit organizations. Donations to the […]

Quincy City Council President Anne Mahoney provides a review of the September 22nd council meeting and a preview of three upcoming meetings.

In the latest episode of Kanda’s Better Places Podcast, Allan Andrews, Director at Kanda and co-lead of Kanda’s new Midlands practice,  is joined by Andy Williams, Director of Economy at Birmingham City Council, to discuss what the city needs to do to convert one of Europe's largest regeneration pipelines into delivery on the ground.Three months into a newly created role, Andy sets out his thinking on inclusive growth, investor credibility and what the next 10 years might look like for

Join host Mike Chmielewski and his guest, Mike Liebing with the Palmer Community Foundation. Listen as they discuss the mission of the Foundation and the upcoming Annual Community Celebration, being held on Thursday, the 24th of September, at the Palmer Depot. Palmer Community Foundation serves as a conduit to distribute charitable resources within our designated […]

Can you overwinter bees in the Mat-Su? If so, how do beekeepers get ready for winter? How do the honey bees get ready for winter? The Mat-Su has a thriving community of bee keepers. Many are finding ways to keep bees through the winter. Jeremy Anderson has been keeping bees in Chickaloon for eleven years. […]

Quincy Mayor Thomas Koch discusses Open Heritage Day, a resolution regarding government transparency, and storm preparations.

Bridgeport's Southwest Community Health Center is a growing public health agency providing high quality, accessible medical, dental and behavioral health services to individuals and families - especially the uninsured who reside in the medically underserved Southwest Bridgeport community. Find out if they offer a health care service you may need or learn about their upcoming annual gala. We'll explain how and why you should consider supporting the cause through this event, direct donations, or

Since the early 1950s, Stamford-based ARI has consistently been ahead of the curve developing programs and facilities and helping destigmatize and integrate alternately abled and neurodivergent young people and adults into the community and our regional workforce. So, tune in and learn all about ARI and the agency's upcoming benefit event that will give y'all a chance to break out your cowboy boots!

As we move through September - Suicide Prevention Awareness Month - hear from a local lawmaker who was a driving force behind the state establishing its Transforming Behavioral Health Policy and Planning Committee. You'll learn how that committee is now partnering with United Way of Connecticut and others to publicize both the immediate resources available for the families of young people experiencing mental health emergencies, as well as a network of mental health intake centers especially for

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