Newscast: May 8, 2014
Sean Keane
May 9, 2014
In tonight’s newscast, we tell you about rabies – how it’s transmitted and what you can do to protect yourself and your pets. We bring you highlights from a Narcan
In tonight’s newscast, we tell you about rabies – how it’s transmitted and what you can do to protect yourself and your pets. We bring you highlights from a Narcan
Arlington’s Arts & Entertainment Calendar for May 9, 2014. Segment is part of Newscast recorded on May 8, 2014.
Chris DeBenedictis reviews Captain America: The Winter Soldier for Arlington Public News.
In tonight’s newscast, we feature updates on two runners who participated in this year’s Boston Marathon, we discuss the Wage Project with former Lt. Governor Evelyn Murphy, and we bring
Arts & entertainment community calendar, posted April 24, 2014. Segment is part of Newscast recorded on April 24, 2014. UPDATE: Eva Balazs, will miss the 5/1 performance, and that she
On March 22nd 2014, Debbie O’Carroll performed her spectacular Magical Theatre for Children show at the Regent Theatre in Arlington, MA. Debbie incorporates magic into her performance as she tells
Peter Bermudes spoke with teacher, activist, and author, Professor Peniel Joseph about his new book “Stokely: A Life;” and the history of the Black Power movement. Watch the abridged version
In tonight’s newscast, we discuss the Boston Marathon, and what running this year means to a few local runners; we bring you highlights from a forum on homelessness; and we
Comfort Food is a series that explores the people and places of Arlington. In the latest segment, Arlington resident Ray Charbonneau discusses his recent book, The 27th Mile, which raises
Some call Chuck Kraemer a modern-day Renaissance Man. For more than two decades, he worked for local news stations, and produced his own segments for Greater Boston on WGBH. He
Here is the A&E Calendar for April 10, 2014. Segment is part of Newscast recorded on April 10, 2014.
https://vimeo.com/90556380 In tonight’s newscast, we learn about the field of urban planning; we discuss the consequences of net neutrality; and we hear about the importance of learning your history from
Why waltz? Why not?! Arlington Friends of the Drama held a waltz workshop recently to promote its upcoming show. APN was there to go through the steps. Segment is part
Robbins Library held An Afternoon with Janet Singer Applefield on March 15. Miss Applefield is a child survivor of the Holocaust, and she shared her stories of living in Poland
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