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Daily Pop
"plainville" Discussed on Daily Pop
"It's coming up my own. Y'all know I love some good champagne. And a good true crime drama and my latest obsession besides the champagne is the girl from plainville. The Hulu series is inspired by the texting suicide case. Francesca spoke to Elle Fanning about taking on the emotional role. Ma'am, who are you wearing? You know, I'm actually wearing vintage. It's yeah, from shrimpton couture and from 1987 givenchy. We should be like Romeo and Juliet. I'd love to be your Juliet. But you do know what happens in the end. He did a wonderful portrayal. This is a very serious topic, you know, your boyfriend, he commits suicide. The character that you played, how do you prepare for something so deep, so dark, so passionate. Yeah, I think, you know, this story is very intense and I think all of us that were involved wanted to make sure that we handled the story with as much sensitivity and we really felt the weight of that responsibility, especially knowing that, you know, these families are still alive and then and also Conrad's, you know, his life was lost. And so every day we kind of carried that with us, but we, you know, we hope that this show kind of shows an unbiased point of view. I keep finding things out about him. It's like I didn't even know him. Tell me about your character. I mean, you are now a new mom. You just had a son in May 2020. Did this change your entire perspective about how helicopter mom you're gonna be on his text messages and who his friends are. You did actually at my plate in a lot of moms throughout my career but having a son now the material really resonated in a different way and yeah, I mean I'm nervous about the future and what new technologies will advance by the time he's a teenager. Who knows, you know? I mean everything's rapidly changing and I hope to just like, you know, give him a strong base and learn how to read the signs and hopefully have a relationship. I mean, even Lynn Roy had a wonderful relationship with her son and I mean you never know. So it's really, yeah, we have to look out for our youth..
Awards Chatter
"plainville" Discussed on Awards Chatter
"It was a project that came to me an idea that was had from the esquire article and the documentary when that came out that UCP and Patrick they got it and had wanted me to play her, but it was a real they had to talk to me a lot. I didn't know if I wanted, I didn't know if it was going to be told in the right way because I think it can be really it could be done really poorly and really without sensitivity and kind of I didn't want to romanticize or sensationalize this case when these people, these families are alive and a young man's life is gone and so it was something I had to deliberate on for a while. I think then talking with everyone and also being able to be a producer, I did feel like, okay, you know, that's an added pressure, but I also had more say in kind of the delicacy of how we would handle this and write the scripts and everything. And I think we all agreed on this. We were all trying to make the same show. Every cast member, you know, everyone behind the scenes, we wanted to show an unbiased kind of perspective and show what the media didn't. I think the media they love to do this, but they really painted it very one dimensionally. And I think with the documentary and the article kind of seeing a different side and it's not a side that's Michelle's side. It's just, it's deeper, it's learning more about Conrad and his backstory and who he was as a person. It's going through lens grief. I think Chloe is she's so phenomenal showing that journey. It's so real of what she's experiencing. And then Michelle, it's such an it's real balance of how to calibrate a character like that because you don't have to agree with what she did or think it's okay, but you have to have an understanding in order to play her. You can't really judge a character. That you're playing because then it's not going to be fleshed out properly. And I think there's a moment where you have to remove yourself from the public figure and just create kind of another being because I never I never spoke with her and we weren't there. We don't know the 100% truth, but so at some point you kind of have to create your own fantasy and their own reality. So what this show is about and the blurred lines between that, especially with technology. So it was a real real challenge. And I mean, I had two weeks between the great and plainville. Oh my God,.
Awards Chatter
"plainville" Discussed on Awards Chatter
"And that means that there's a lot of stuff that is dependent on the actors that is not dialog. Had you ever had to lean so much on other things or just communicating in other ways? Was that daunting? Was that fun? Yeah, I'd never, yeah, I definitely never have done a script, like that was, it really was, like, 47 pages. It was like so thin. And it would be, you know, it would be like Johnny sits on the couch smoking and then but then when you watch the film like that ends up being a good minute, you know. The whole scenario. So I remember early on though, Sophia, like when she was explaining the part to me, she was like, I want you to be you and it's gonna be loose and we're going to kind of just capture moments and I was free to like, you know, but things were things were written, but like with Chris pontius or like, we're sitting there and like drawing on the guitar and having conversation, that was all like ad libbed and there'd be moments where Cleo like cooking eggs Benedict. It was like, okay, so then we're gonna watch you really cook eggs Benedict actually from start to finish. I'm like, okay, it was just felt like a very, it was such a relaxed, I mean, we were feeling the chateau, I mean, it's so aw, but it did feel like home, like I would go there and I knew all everyone that worked there and she used all the real staff and everyone that really worked at the hotel and we just kind of moved in for those weeks. And it was definitely more free. Probably, maybe one of the freest like, just like, you know, we could kind of create little things on the fly, very flexible. Yeah. Well, so that obviously was so well received..
Awards Chatter
"plainville" Discussed on Awards Chatter
"This year, she played substantial parts on and executive produced two TV programs, both for Hulu, and both of which could bring her Emmy nominations to go with four prior critics choice award noms, two Golden Globe Award noms, one Spirit Award nom and one sag award nom. The first is the great, a comedy series on which she portrays the young Catherine the Great, who arrived at the Russian court of emperor Peter the third with a twinkly eyed vision of life as his wife, mother of his heir, and reformer of an empire, only to get a rude awakening, and the second is the girl from plainville, a limited series on which he portrays Michelle Carter. A high school student in Massachusetts who encouraged her own boyfriend to kill himself, and then after he did so in 2014, wound up on trial for involuntary manslaughter. I'm talking, of course, about Elle Fanning. Over the course of our conversation, fanning reflected on the series of events involving her older sister Dakota, which led their family to relocate to California and her to get her first acting gigs. How Phoebe and Wonderland a 2009 film, as well as the aforementioned somewhere and the great, each marked major milestones in her development, why she felt deeply conflicted about the girl from plainville, but ultimately decided to sign up for it. Plus much more. And so without further ado, let's go to that conversation. Oh, hey kiddo. How was the hell? Educational. Oh, learn a new trick? Yeah, the trick to a happy, fulfilling life, maybe. I learned the mountain air unleashes my inner peace and ripping pow while the whole cruise off. You induce a spontaneous joy. Okay. That's nice. The icon pass lets you do you 50 destinations worldwide from two 49 adult, drop in for next winter now and save at icon pass dot com. Oh, hey, kiddo. How was the hill? Educational..
TIME's Top Stories
"plainville" Discussed on TIME's Top Stories
"Franks says it's also notable that while Carter's story has become known as the texting suicide case, juvenile court judge Lawrence Moniz ultimately rested his decision on the final phone call between Carter and Roy rather than the text that preceded it. Instructing mister Roy to get back in the truck constituted wanton and reckless conduct Moniz said in his verdict. Why assigning blame is a legal gray area. Society tends to want a clear cut explanation for a why a person and particularly a young person would end their own life. That helps explain the national outrage over Carter's actions, says Stephanie Frederick, associate director of the university at buffalo wild Bernie center for bullying abuse prevention. When it comes to cases involving youth suicide, we tend to want to boil them down to one factor that caused the suicide to take place, she says, but it's usually much more complex than that. Carter is guilty verdict highlighted the legal gray area surrounding the idea that words alone can cause a suicide. Critics of the guilty verdict, including the American civil liberties union of Massachusetts, ACLU, expressed concern that Carter's conviction could set a dangerous legal precedent. It could expand criminal culpability to include speech rather than action alone. ACLU legal director Matthew Siegel said in a statement that the verdict imperils free speech and could chill important and worthwhile end of life discussions between loved ones. Carter's verdict has already been referred by prosecutors in the case of in young you, a then 21 year old Boston college student who encouraged her 22 year old boyfriend, Alexander or Tula, to kill himself in 2019. You pleaded guilty to involuntary manslaughter as part of a plea deal that allowed her to avoid jail time. In the years since Carter's conviction Roy's parents have also been pushing to pass Conrad's law, a proposed bill that would make suicide coercion punishable by up to 5 years in prison in Massachusetts. What does the case mean for how teens communicate digitally? In real life, as in the series, the troubled teens exchanged thousands of texts and Facebook messages without their parents knowledge, and these messages became part of the court case. To Franks, this deluge of digital communication was a large part of why the case was so controversial and compelling. There's a sense that there was panic over a generational divide, she says, a lot of the older generation seemed to be particularly alarmed over the idea that texting and technology could be such powerful weapons. It also underscores the importance of getting young people to consider the implications of what they say over texts and online, especially as the popularity of digital communication among teens rises. The pandemic had a particularly startling impact on teens use of texting and electronic devices. In 2020, statista reported that texting was the preferred method of virtual communication for over 80% of teens in the U.S. and teens use of electronic devices had doubled since the start of the pandemic. Frederick says that it's the responsibility of parents and other trusted adults to talk to young people from an early age about what they say online and stress that things they say digitally hold just as much weight as things they say to someone's face. Unlike how we see Carter react and the girl from plainville, teens should also know how to appropriately respond if a friend or Peter expresses a desire to harm themselves or end their own life. There's not as much adult supervision in most of these digital spaces Frederick says. So we need to be able to say, here's what you should do if you have a friend who is experiencing mental health difficulties and is.
WNYC 93.9 FM
"plainville" Discussed on WNYC 93.9 FM
"That do have nuclear weapons as far as I can understand most nuclear weapons states have those weapons precisely in order not ever to have to use them Kristen thank you very much Thank you so much for having me Kristen van brug wrote understanding Putin's nuclear decision making for the security blog war on the rocks Coming up the emotional arc of nuclear fears This is on the media Will Smith managed to become the leading man of Hollywood While somehow still being black but then the slap Some are asking if this ugly moment will dim his star but culture critic saraya McDonald is asking why did Hollywood love Will Smith so much in the first place And what is the answer Tell us about the industry's messy history Plus the exhausting reaction to Pixar's defiantly Asian film turning red The United States of anxiety tonight at 6 on WNYC WNYC is supported by Hulu presenting the new Hulu original the girl from plainville The series explores complex personal relationships weave through the power of technology starring Elle Fanning now streaming only on Hulu I'm Steven dubner On the next freakonomics radio who's afraid of the big bad wolf Not economists My view of the wolf is that they have an important ecological role and they're also incredibly impactful on the economy Impactful on the economy how.
Ante Up Poker Magazine
"plainville" Discussed on Ante Up Poker Magazine
"So we would play at his and we ended up becoming a real good friends with his brother in law, Ben, who even now today still on Facebook, like his friends with us and he's got family that goes to Yukon and stuff like that and we just made all these connections. I played in his home game. At least three times, and they lived out like in weathersfield area or something. And so I would go from plainville and drive or from walling for it or whatever merit and I would drive all the way to plainville. And now all the way to weathersfield and play in their home game with them. And the first time I play with them, they played like a tournament first, and then when the tournament was over, they got in a cash games, and they played every cash game every game, no limit. So you played Omaha no limit, you're playing double flop no limit. I mean, they were playing all the games I heard on the show or whatever. And they played them all no limit. And I'm like, guys, you can't play all these little bit. You've got to scale it back, you know? And but I'll never forget I was massive chip leader the day I announced to them that we were quitting the show or quitting the times and watching our own company. And I was massive chip leader in the tournament. And Jason's father Harold, who lives in this area. He lives in this county with us. You know, part of the year, and then you go home part of the year. And two hands, he had my stack. I was massive chip leader, and I had pocket aces he had pocket 7s, and he was like middle stack of short stack. He got it all in with me. And he flopped a 7. And the very next hand are like two hands later, I had like ace king suited, and now I was half stacked and then he went all in. I called this all in and he had like aces and I had ace king. And he took my stack and I was like, this is brutal, you know, I mean, Connecticut. Now I'm sitting there and I gotta wait for the cash games to start in the so that's what we invented starting like heads up matches and stuff and but I ended up playing in their home game. At least three times. And it was great. It was just, it was so much fun. They all talked about the show, but we started to have, you remember Aquaman who gave us the beer? It still sits on my shelf. I'm looking at it right now as we're talking. It was called Annie up ale. Chris Aquaman, and he was from the Boston area, but he would drive for the home game. And mine is still full. I think you drank yours. Yeah, I drank my attempting. But it's got the cap on and still it's still full. It's got the original pictures of us from the times when we had those horrible, ugly chem cards. And it says adding up ale, it's got our logo and at the bottom it says, it's the nuts..
Newsradio 700 WLW
"plainville" Discussed on Newsradio 700 WLW
"An application out and really wanted to work, and I've been looking for a shirt press there for the same like the time and nobody's walked in the door for that job, either. Now the restaurant industries in the same boat. We're all looking for somebody. Do you think this is the unemployment adjustment that is coming will bring people back into the fold. Or is this because everybody I talk to from experts to everyday people who are not working now? Someone to some don't looking for something better. They tell me that this is a structure will shift That could be maybe something vastly different than generations have seen before. Is everything technologically speaking changes. But for the cleaning business, you still got to get stuff pressed and looking good, So I guess that never changes that's always the same. Going back to George Jefferson. Moving on up. Oh, that's that's probably true. I always say to my customers looking good has never gone out of style. That's very true, Joe. What's your name or your Your cleaners? I don't know if I get in trouble about this or not. I don't care at this point and fire me and maybe I'll drive and deliver for you for a couple days. Uh, what's the name of the place? And how do they find you? So maybe somebody wants to go out and deliver a couple days a week? That sounds like a good job. I could do that and deliver some shirts or something. Why not? Yeah. Three days a week. You can't go wrong. We got the van. We have established route and its Eastern hills dry cleaners on Plainville Road, just outside of Mary, Mont. There you go. A little little burg and Columbia Township called Madison place. Nice Little area. I know where it's on a joke. Thank you. I appreciate you joining the show I no. Well, he's not here so and they're like sterling. But thank you for making time. It's good to talk to my man. Thank you. Have a good day. You too. And can. Is it A happy labor day? Kurt Reiber. Is it later? Happy Labor Day? What do you say? It's a post holiday kind of ducked. You know, there's no virtual duct cleaning. What? What do you do today? Except, like try to feed more people. That's all you do. God bless you, Kurt Reiber. Based early, great to be with you. And, yeah, we say Happy Labor Day because we've got a We got 125 amazing team members were on the front line of hunger each and every day working. It's free store, Food Bank and They got thought they reach a lot of families in our community. 270,000 our neighbors. 90,000 kids have been.
AP News Radio
More Than a Dozen Deaths After Ida Remnants Slam Northeast
"What's left of hurricane night has been battering the northeast New York City mayor bill de Blasio called it a historic weather event with record breaking rain brutal flooding and dangerous road conditions subway stations flooded in video showed vehicles up to their windows and water garbage sailing down the streets many of those who died were trapped in flooded basements in New York City power got knocked out for hundreds of thousands of people in New York New Jersey and Pennsylvania New Jersey governor Phil Murphy you know an extraordinary sadly tragic historic twenty four hours in New Jersey there's no other way to put it and the storm didn't stop there residents of southern New England woke up to flooded roads commuter delays in a flash flood warning in Plainville Connecticut first responders used boats to rescue eighteen people from a flooded neighborhood I made a fall away
WBZ NewsRadio 1030
"plainville" Discussed on WBZ NewsRadio 1030
"For America. Kids younger than age. 12 Dr Francis Collins, the head of the NIH on ABC's Good Morning America, says No kids are not just scaled down adults. They have different immune systems and metabolism. You really have to do the careful trials to make sure you got the dose right. And there aren't any surprises. The American Academy of Pediatrics on Monday came out strongly against kids younger than 12 getting the fighter shot right now, saying more data is needed. Karen Travers, ABC NEWS Washington Coming up, the plan in Afghanistan will stand We'll have more on that right after traffic and whether we start with traffic. The Subaru retailers of New England all wheel drive traffic on the threes, Mike, How's the ride home? Yeah, it's still pretty tough out there. Sherry here. Let's start with the expressway South bound, which is just crawling out of the O Neill tunnel to South Bay. And then from Bryant have to route 24. 93. Northbound is bad from Braintree. A passing Neponset circle, but much better coming up towards the tunnel. If you're coming up that far. Now. 1 28 Outbound finally eased out to Needham and debt. Um, but 95 South, Still a tough go from Mechanic Street in Sharon down to 4, 95 and 4 95 South is jammed up for a while coming down to rent them in Plainville with a crash cleanup going on by Raekwon. Well, the mass pike eastbound is stop and go from 1 28 in through West Newton from an earlier problem by route 16 the westbound pike is stop and go getting by Newton Corner and delays Continue out after 1 28 Route two west pounds a real struggle through Harvard. There's delays out after well towards route 1 11. It breaks wide open after that. 93 nouns. Tough Monday Live up into Wilmington, The exit for Concord Street shut down with the crash cleanup going on there, Rue ones finally eased out to Revere and Saugus and 1 28 is still pretty tough to Woburn and Wakefield both ways and the worst of it downtown that Ted Williams tunnel westbound jammed up all the way through. There's a breakdown in a bad spot just before the exit My king WBC's traffic on the three and Alice check the forecast The AccuWeather forecast showing tonight. A warm and sticky night mainly clear will drop down to 74. But it will be humid, Another.
WBZ NewsRadio 1030
"plainville" Discussed on WBZ NewsRadio 1030
"I heart radio this week in 1920, the 19th amendment guaranteeing women the right to vote is formally adopted into the U. S Constitution. It's two sections read simply the right of citizens of the United States to vote shall not be denied, or abridged by the United States or by any state on account of sex and Congress shall have no power to enforce this article by appropriate legislation this week in 1939, the first televised major league baseball game is broadcast on station W. Two XPS station would become WN. B. C. T. V announcer Red Barber called the game between the Reds and the Brooklyn Dodgers at Ebbets Field in Brooklyn, New York at the time television was still in its infancy. Regular programming did not yet exist and very few people on television sets. There were only about 400 in the New York area this week in 1963 on the steps of the Lincoln Memorial in Washington, D. C. The African American Civil Rights movement reaches its high water mark when Martin Luther King Jr gave his I have a dream speech to about 250,000. People attending the march on Washington for jobs and freedom. The demonstrators black and white, poor and Rich came together in the nation's capital to demand voting rights and equal opportunity for African Americans and to appeal for the end to racial segregation and discrimination. And this week in 20 next day, molding doors and stairs serving Boston area builders with interior Millwork is opened their third location on Route nine in Shrewsbury. Choose from Boston's largest in stock selection of moldings, boards in stair parts for immediate Pick up or next day delivery visit next day molding dot com It's 6 23 times for the Subaru Retailers of New England all wheel drive traffic on the threes might still trouble getting out of the O Neill Tunnel. Yeah, you bet. Sherry southbound is still to the expressway. Southbound is still bad coming out of the O Neill Tunnel. You don't get me speed until you clear the gas tank and then you're good to go until you get down to Furnace Brook Parkway. It's all brake lights from there to route 24 Now 93 northbound bad from 95 to 24. Then the expressways bad from Braintree. A passing upon its circle. Good up towards the tunnel. If you are coming up that far now, 4 95 South is jammed up in that Wrentham Plainville area. Yeah, it's a left lane crashed by Route one and 95 south is pretty stop and go from mechanic Street down to 4 95, as well as the mass pike. Westbound is stop and go out past Newton Corner. Eastbound delays 1 28 in through West Newton again coming in past that Cambridge Street entrance ramp to delays en route to westbound well.
Planet Money
"plainville" Discussed on Planet Money
"Massachusetts. Charlie smith retired and moved to the brookside village mobile home. Park in plainville mass. He's eighty years old and he's got this really cute little mobile home. That somehow to me. Look like a surf shack. That you'd see on maui. I just wanted to hang out there with him. I got a nice little yard was lots of trees if wishes could see how nice of sima hammock back there. Yeah oh this is gorgeous. This is one of the crown jewels. His yamaha royal star motorcycle. Thirteen hundreds of e four. And i have saddle base to go on a few years ago. Charlie almost wound up in the same situation as mary. He and the other residents heard that their park was about to be sold to a big company. The odor had essentially already made a deal with the with that company to. How did you even find out that this was happening to your part to well. He sent us a letter. We got a letter saying that the park was being sold And he stated the the amount of money charles says. The park was getting sold for about four million dollars to this big company and a lot of the other people in his park their retirees on small fixed incomes and they were concerned because they were seeing rents going up in other parks that were getting bought up around them. They weren't just concerned. They were actually terrified. Saying they would turn to me and say charlie if they force us out where would i go. We couldn't afford an apartment. We couldn't afford you know like what the hell would we do. And then charlie got a call from a housing nonprofit. They told him listen. This isn't a done deal. There's this law in massachusetts. It says when a mobile home park goes up for sale. The people who live there..
WBZ NewsRadio 1030
"plainville" Discussed on WBZ NewsRadio 1030
"The Greatest Baker. The start of quarantine. I started to bake a lot started to become a hobby, and I really love it there. So what's our specialty? Malia's signature brown butter, toffee chocolate chip cookies. Malia's parents are extremely proud. She's in the finals. No matter what she's agreed to speaker. We just want to give her every opportunity. Enjoy life. I was proud of her before she baked. We just love her and support her little brother Cole echoes that sentiment assistant Why is she the best they get? They loved her in Plainville. Kim Tunnicliffe WBZ. Boston's news radio. The Supreme Court closes the books on its session with a ruling that cuts into Democrats plans to promote voters writes in her dissent, Justice Elena Kagan wrote. The court was once again weakening the landmark voting legislation from 90. 18 65, saying What is tragic is that the court has damage to statute designed to bring about the end of discrimination in voting. We're talking about limiting ballot collection that has a severe impact on someone that lives, for example, on a reservation in Arizona without access to mail in their home and lives many miles away from their polling place. The ruling comes as a number of Republican controlled state legislatures have introduced sweeping changes to voting laws in the wake of the 2020 election. Nada. Brand. CBS NEWS, Washington. Also a sidebar. Silence is speaking volumes for Justice Stephen Breyer, under calls to retire, the 82 year old will not take the bait. The Justice Department announces a moratorium on all federal execution. The move comes after the Trump administration carried out 13 executions in six months after there had been none in 17 years. Attorney General Merrick Garland says the Justice Department will review policy and procedure. To ensure everybody in the federal system is treated fairly humanely and that their constitutional rights are followed. President has said he opposes the death penalty. But there are complications as a senator, Mr Biden helped write laws that added 60 federal crimes for which the death penalty could apply. Peter King CBS News Another Guilty plea is coming in the college admissions cheating scandal now and as known as Operation Varsity Blues, the California professor at USC. Will admit to a federal court in Boston that he tried to buy his daughter's way into USC. Homayun Zadeh is expected to get prison time a fine and community service. However, a hearing date has not yet been scheduled. It's 9 19, and we've got a break in the action in Boston, but more rain is on the way. It's 64 degrees right now, and this lousy weather has already canceled some of the areas fireworks displays and is threatening to do the same with more this weekend. Many communities have just decided that now is not the time to stage a comeback for fireworks and will hold off till a later date. It's a disappointment for many who have been cooped up with coronavirus over the past year, and in fact, even some Parades are being pushed off as well. But this is due to health and safety concerns. Wellfleet is moving tomorrow's Fourth of July parade to Labor Day weekend as well. Nonetheless, there will likely be more than enough celebrations around the grill this weekend on the Fourth of July, And if you're looking for some chicken wings to keep you company Keep looking Sparky, you might not be able to find him and get ready to pay up. If you do. There is a national chicken wing shortage of all things that's going on right now in national chains or Pitching chicken thighs. As an acceptable replacement. I don't know about that. They say it tastes just like chicken nine. We We shall see right. 9 20,.
WBZ NewsRadio 1030
"plainville" Discussed on WBZ NewsRadio 1030
"The kitchen. The community supports Malia and everyone in town is voting for her as one of four finalists in the online baking competition called the Greatest Baker. The start of quarantine. I started to bake a lot started to become a hobby, and I really love it there. What's your specialty? Malia's signature brown butter toffee chocolate chip cookies. Malia's parents are extremely proud. She's in the finals, no matter what she's agreed to speaker. We just want to give her every opportunity to enjoy life. I was proud of her before she baked. We just love her and support her little brother Cole echoes that sentiment of us sister Why is she the best to get their love their in Plainville? Kim Tunnicliffe WBZ Boston's news radio this year's fourth of July God might need a shawl as you're standing around the grill. And if you're looking for some chicken wings to stuff your gullet on the Fourth of July, Keep on looking Sparky, you might not be able to find them and get ready to pay up. If you do a national chicken wing shortage, know what's going on right now. So much so that national chains are pitching chicken thighs as a replacement that you cannot replace the chicken wing. All right? Replacements are being pitched instead of the traditional wings. It's all a supply and demand issue and it's not going to be smoothing out any time soon. Apparently 7 48 showers. 66 degrees in Boston. Some of this nasty weather we're seeing is already Putting a damper on Independence Day fireworks celebrations. Several communities have cancelled them, and some will likely need to cancel them as we work our way through what is expected to be expected to be an unusually chilly Holiday weekend and damp as well. Fourth of July. Fireworks and parades also being affected. The one in Wellfleet. As a matter of fact, is postponing tomorrow's Fourth of July parade is going to move it to Labor Day weekend. That decision is made in the message of safety and from health officials in that community, 7 49. Now we now know the date of a closely watched effort to recall California's governor. California will decide the future of Governor Gavin Newsom on September 14th. That's the day chosen for a recall election. Voters here will vote twice first, whether Newsome should be removed. Then if he's removed who should replace him? In 2003? Arnold Schwarzenegger became governor in a similar effort, But recent polls show most voters right now oppose the recall. Steve Futterman CBS NEWS LOS Angeles COVID Cases in the United States are up 10% in the past week, driven mainly by the dangerous Delta virus variant. Meantime, Johnson and Johnson says it's vaccine is effective against Delta in Europe. Delta is also responsible for another 10% bump in cases. But researchers in Britain say new cases there are not increasing the hospitalization rate. Nonetheless, it's something to watch out for something else to watch for during this pandemic is if you haven't heard from One of your senior friends in quite some time. Checking in on a loved one is a simple act, and it could be a life safe. It's a good thing to consider of visiting older relatives or friends over the holiday benevolent probing. It's a combination careful observation and consider it conversation to determine their well being physically and cognitively in four key areas, activities of daily living.
WBZ NewsRadio 1030
"plainville" Discussed on WBZ NewsRadio 1030
"45. A rabbi recovers after being stabbed in Brighton is attacker now under arrest and about to face charges pressing pause. Federal executions are now on hold as the Justice Department reviews policies and procedures. Where's my money? It is not coming any time soon. The I R says 35 million. Tax returns have yet to be touched this buds for you. Even though America will miss its fourth of July vaccination goal. Anheuser Busch still wants to buy you a beer. Supreme Court closes the books on its session with a ruling that cuts into Democrats plans to promote voters right in her dissent, Justice Elena Kagan wrote. The court was once again weakening the landmark voting legislation from 1965, saying What is tragic is that the court has damage to statute designed to bring about the end of discrimination in voting. We're talking about limiting ballot collection that has a severe impact on someone that lives, for example, on a reservation in Arizona with Had access to mail in their home and lives many miles away from their polling place. The ruling comes as a number of Republican controlled state legislatures have introduced sweeping changes to voting laws in the wake of the 2020 election. Natalie Brand, CBS NEWS Washington And silence also speaks volumes for Justice Stephen Breyer under calls for him to retire, He is not tipping his hand. A teenager from Plainville turns the tables on cancer by getting to work in.
WBZ NewsRadio 1030
"plainville" Discussed on WBZ NewsRadio 1030
"Sleepy's. Let's get a free adjustable base with their $999 purchase. Kevin Brennan WBC's traffic on the threes, Kevin Thank you and let's get right to the weather forecast with D divorce Well, we're going to get back into the showers and a thunderstorm as the afternoon wears on areas to the south and east of the city will weigh longest, low eighties and then Mid sixties tonight with rain and thunderstorm activity that could be heavy enough to promote more flooding and poor drainage areas and roadways. And maybe some of the streams and creeks could come up Some areas of fog tonight and tomorrow morning. Plenty of clouds and some cool showers. Tomorrow, upper sixties and Only 65 of the gusty breeze and a couple of showers on Saturday. We're back in the lower seventies Sunday with a hopeful at forecasts of a little brightening, but we still can't rule out a shower thunderstorm. I'm AccuWeather meteorologist Dean DeVore W Vz, Boston's NewsRadio. We're seeing some rain out there right now. Right on schedule, Dean all the way from Marbro to Newburyport. Just a band of showers and they're coming. All right, So we're looking attempts right now are high appears to be about 87 degrees That's in high, Ennis. Now clouding up ahead of some rain is 1 55 after being cancer free for nine years. Plainville girl is now battling a relapse of her stage for neuroblastoma. She's not letting it get her down, though, as we hear from WBZ is Kim Tunnicliffe. Malia. Jessica is one tough cookie. It's pretty cool that I made it this far. The 13 year old Plainville girl is one of four finalists in an online baking competition called.
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"Year means less money for state coffers. Governor Charlie Baker a new fiscal year 2022 tax revenue projections. Basically about a billion dollars less than the original projection for fiscal 21 that was announced pre pandemic well Other than that, how was the play The budget fully funds the first year of the landmark Student Opportunity Act. Provides substantial resource is to promote economic growth and development as we work to recover. It helps ensure the public health during a pandemic continues to be there for us all without raising taxes. The $45.6 billion budget proposal would dip into the rainy day fund to the tune of $1.6 billion, leaving the fund with about a billion at the Statehouse. Karen Regal WBZ Boston's news radio, our reactions to the governor's budget proposal. The American Federation of Teachers. Massachusetts says the governor's plan quote uses the pandemic as an excuse to further delay funding public colleges. Well. The race up Massachusetts coalition calls for an increased tax rate on corporate profits to help fund economic recovery measures and the lift Our kids coalition says the budget plan would cut cash assistance benefits by 10% for our most vulnerable families, elders and persons with disabilities. Legislation on Beacon Hill that would make it illegal to encourage someone to commit suicide. Coming after the Michelle Carter suicide by text case, WBC's Jim Mackay talks to the bill's sponsor. It's something that's been in the works for quite some time. If it passes on Beacon Hill. It would be known as Conrad's law we're doing is we're making it criminal to core someone into suicide and over Democratic state Senator Very Feingold, the sponsor of this bill, he worked on it with the family of Conrad Roy. The 18 year old from Plainville, who committed suicide back in 2014. The bill would make someone criminally liable up to five years in prison. If they willingly course someone they knew had mental health struggles. He worked on the bill with Conrad's mother, Conrad's mother land and the rest their family an amazing amount of credit for taking this tragedy and trying to do some good covert 19 put the brakes on this bill During the last legislative session, Senator Feingold hoping this time around, it moves forward Jim McKay, wbz Boston's news radio week after Inauguration Day, the Department of Homeland Security, issuing an advisory about possibility of further violence across the country. Acting Homeland Security Secretary issued this bulletin which says there is a heightened threat environment across the U. S. That's likely to persist for weeks. There is no information on specific plots. But the bulletin says Intelligence and law enforcement remain concerned about individuals angry about the election outcome, fueled by false narratives and emboldened by the breach of the capital that is CBS is Candy McCormick. The state appeals courts ruled against a bicyclist who had sued after getting into an accident on the North Shore because of a dog attack in the summer of 2015, Victor Krotine, he was riding his bicycle in swamps get with his dog on a leash. But the dog was attacked by another dog, a pitbull, causing him to crash. He was hurt in the crash and sued not only the dog owner but the landlord who rented to the dog owner, arguing the landlord should have known there was a dangerous dog on his property. But the state appeals court has ruled the landlord has no liability in this case pretty needed reach a settlement with the dog owner, but as far as the lawsuit against the landlord is concerned He was barking up the wrong tree. Carl Steven stop BBC Boston's news radio. How spilled in Rhode Island is allowing for injured police dogs to get life saving treatment in an ambulance. The addition to the animal care law was introduced last year by representative David Bennett. That bill of however, expired in last year's session, so bedded reintroduce the bill yesterday it would allow e M T workers to perform mouth to snout resuscitation Give the dog oxygen stabilized, broken bones and more. The bill frees E M T s from being liable for a vet bill or four mistakes in treating the dog. And speaking of dogs. Much of.
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"Begin next Monday, provide administration renewing a push to put Harriet Tubman on the $20 bill. Driver in a Belmont Road Rage case now been charged with murder students in the King Philip Regional School district. They're going to be learning remotely for the rest of the week. A robo call was sent out today to community members to close consideration with the boards of health from ransom. Plainville in North Walk, the district has decided to transition to a fully remote learning model. For the remainder of the week As we investigate multiple positive confirmed cases of covert 19 within the district, the message goes on to say only custodial staff will be the buildings for the rest of this week do deep cleanings. The school district says. This is being done in about 11 abundance of caution, and we'll be in touch with local health boards to reassess in the coming days. As Americans continue to get vaccinated against covert 19. There was word on progress from Johnson and Johnson, ABC medical contributor and infectious disease experts themselves for medical Doc Todd Ellery. This is a single dose vaccine and with a single dose vaccine. If it's effective, you can imagine that's going to really change the landscape of logistics and make it much easier to give. More vaccine. Maternal, meantime, says new research shows it's covert 19 vaccine does work on variants of the virus from the UK and South Africa. However, the company says out of an abundance of caution, they will develop a booster shot. For the South African strain. Voting machine Manufacturers. Dominion Voting systems is suing former President Trump's lawyer, Rudy Giuliani, saying it wanted to set the record straight and recover more than a billion dollars in damages. The company alleges Giuliani was behind a lie that Dominion had stolen votes and fixed the election for now. President Joe Biden Dominions lawyers, Tom Claire Million put him on formal written notice of these fax weeks ago. And yet he has continued to lie about Dominion over and over again. Even after the events last weekend in Washington, D C and right up to and including the filing of this lawsuit, Dominion is suing for defamation. In response, Giuliani says he will investigate a counter suit. Dozens of people needed hospital treatment following weekend protests in Russia. More than 40. People had to seek medical attention after thousands gathered in Moscow and other major cities to support Kremlin critic Alexei Navalny. Navalny recently returned to Russia and was immediately detained. Police estimated about 4000 protesters gathered in Moscow alone with one human rights organization reporting over 1000 people had been detained by police. I'm Bill's him for after being trapped for two weeks in China, 11 miners have been found alive. The news is not all good, though nearly half of the trapped miners Didn't survive just to the mine in Shandong Province in the far east of the country had collapsed after an explosion January 10th, leaving the men stranded under 70 tons of debris. Rescuers mentioned to make contact with the trapped men who'd ask for pickles and porridge to be sent down to trying to stave off hunger. China's minds, of course are among the world's deadliest and Sadly, officials just announcing that despite the rescue 10 miners have bean found dead that is a B C's. He empanel a shooting in Salem, Lisa Man and a woman injured. This happened just before 8 30 last night on Perkins Street north of the victim's conditions. Their injuries are believed to be serious. Both protecting a mass general hospital. No word on any arrest. Nonprofit in Metro West is expanding one of two locations, so we conserve more low income families during the pandemic. Hoops and homework was started in 2012 by founder Herb Chasing as a way to get kids in low income neighborhoods and framing him off the streets after school. The nonprofit provides tutoring and activities for Children at its two centers, Jason says They've expanded their hours during the pandemic so that kids can actually come into the center in the morning and do their online learning there. We make stood there on line. The teacher and ask questions answered. Questions process stayed at home with these crowded departments and the parents struggling to help them with the limited English that stuff the kids are fed While they're at the center, Jason says. Their meal at 5 P.m. is often the last meal. A lot.
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Boston Suburbs Holliston And Marlboro Among 15 Communities At High Risk For Coronavirus
"To the States so called red Zone for Corona virus. High risk communities now include Holliston in mall, Bro. There are currently 15 communities with that high risk designation. Some other communities, including dead in Lynnfield in Plainville, dropped off the high risk list. Many school's back in session with
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Boston: Revenues Drop At Encore, Increase At State’s Other 2 Casinos
"Revenues drop it on court Boston Harbor even as they rebounded Massachusetts to other casinos the gaming commission says the resorted ever took in less than thirty nine million dollars in gross revenue last month down six billion from December MGM Springfield generated twenty one billion dollars in January that's up to million for the month previous and plain ridge park in Plainville took an eleven million dollars up a million dollars from