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
Dick Smith was an Arlington resident for over fifty years. Throughout his life, he was active in politics and various causes, both locally and more broadly. He was honored for
2014 marks the 30-year anniversary of the sister-city relationship between Arlington and Nagaokakyo, Japan. To celebrate, the town held an event to celebrate the special cultural exchange program. The “Sister
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
Local author and distance runner Ray Charbonneau completed his sixth Boston Marathon, and brings you his thoughts on running the marathon. Ray is the author of “The 27th Mile”, which
In our last newscast, we introduced you Kristen Weiner, who was preparing for the 2014 Boston Marathon. We now bring you an update on how she did, and what the
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
https://vimeo.com/91651111 Homelessness means not having a home. Although we normally associate homelessness with sleeping in doorways or on the street, homelessness can also be hidden, for instance if you are sleeping
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
The Boston Marathon is the world’s oldest annual marathon. It began in 1897, and until it was marred by last year’s bombing, it had been a joyful event celebrating amateur
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
Boston Area Gleaners is a non-profit organization that harvests excess produce from farms around greater Boston, and delivers it to area shelters and food pantries, several of which are in
Arlington Public News continues with our series on adolescence. In part 3, News Producer Peter Bermudes speaks with Laura Stamboni and John Williams about challenges parents may face during their
The Arlington Community comes together to read The Book Thief by Markus Zusak.