To the young man who rushed to get in front of all the other passengers on the plane at the Albany airport - what makes you so special?
Did you not hear the flight attendant ask everyone to wait in their seat to maintain social distancing rather than lining up in the aisle? Did you not see the women and her baby also waiting to get off from your self absorbed bubble? Or the elderly man who board on a wheelchair?
You must have also missed the part about wearing a mask at all times while on the flight. It s meant to be worn not just over your mouth but your nose too. It s just too bad it didn t hide the foul words everyone you barged in front of, including small children, could hear spewing from it.
21 More Massachusetts Born Celebs: See Were They Were Born?
Recently, we featured 8 celebrities that were born in Massachusetts (that gallery is listed below) and we told you where in Massachusetts they were born. We went back and did some more digging and found 21 more celebrities who were born in the Bay State. Some of them were born near the Berkshires. I was quite surprised to see who ended up on the list. There are still even more celebs that we will include in the future on another list. So, let s not delay any longer. It s time to find out where in Massachusetts these 21 celebs were born.
Danbury Mayor on City Budget + Uptick in COVID Cases
(Tuesday) and talks about the proposed bond referendum for the new Danbury Career Academy.
Every Tuesday morning you can find out what s happening in Danbury as Mayor Joe Cavo is on with us to discuss the issues people are talking about in and around the city.
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Big night in Danbury, you re rolling out the first budget of your administration. That s right, it s the first budget I ve presented and we ll be unveiling it tonight (Tuesday) before the City Council. We also have a few other large items on the agenda, one of them being a proposed bond for the Career Academy which is the school we are hoping to build over at the Summit. It s a great program and under Mayor Boughton s leadership, he managed to get the state to commit to an eighty percent reimbursement of the bonds for that project, which is really on heard of. Normally, the state refunds bonds at about 62 percent, but under the special legislati
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Today is my birthday. I am not telling my age but I will say that a lot of what I wore in middle school and high school is unfortunately for sale again and cool at Target. I m still not sure why people are wearing these clothes again but I can tell you one thing, I ve been there and done that and I m not doing it again. Regardless of how old I am and how old you are, birthdays are a big day. It is when we joined this world and cried for the first time. Not only do your friends and family want to celebrate your milestone but there are a huge bunch of places in Rochester that want to say Happy Birthday with freebies too!
What is that?
It is EXACTLY what it sounds like! The local chambers of commerce are encouraging people to continue to support local business. Let’s face it for most local businesses the last year has been….hard. When you support local businesses, you support the community and the people those business employees.
How can I help?
You can go and do business with a local place…eat in a local restaurant, buy a gift card or use that service. You can do something as easy as leaving a positive review for a business you like or just share some positive experiences about local businesses on your social media or with a friend.