Dear Mr. Mac,
My name is Chad Benefield and I am a morning show host on The Country Station, 92.5 WBKR in Owensboro, Kentucky. I am writing to you today on behalf of my listening audience and my co-host Angel, who s a really annoying, but incredibly fertile vegetarian, whose pelvis could supply you with endless customers. It is my fervent belief that, though you are essentially a New England-based company, that we, the perpetually hungry residents of Owensboro-Daviess County, would nestle you deep into our bosoms. We d be happy to slip on a bib and slobber all up on you.
See, we love restaurants. We ve got all kinds of em. At one point in time, we had the most restaurants per capita than any city in the United States. But, to quote Academy Award and Grammy-winning singer/actress Jennifer Hudson, Where YOU at?
HartBeat Ensemble has received $15,000 through a new New England Foundation for the Arts program, to create a new play based on the life of Hartford-based actress Gwendolyn Reed.
A.I.M. Mutual Expands Coverage Territory to Rhode Island February 5, 2021
A.I.M. Mutual has expanded its coverage territory to Rhode Island. The company, a monoline workers’ compensation carrier based in Massachusetts, was licensed in the Ocean State effective February 1.
With the addition of Rhode Island, A.I.M. Mutual now provides workers’ compensation insurance and services throughout New England. In addition to new business opportunities, a key driver of the decision was to better support New England-based businesses by extending coverage of existing accounts with locations in Rhode Island, according to a company press release.
A specialist in workers’ compensation for more than 30 years, A.I.M. Mutual added Maine to its market in 2019 and Vermont two years earlier. The company has been in New Hampshire since 2001 and in Connecticut since 2013.
Feb 01, 2021
Viewers of Super Bowl LV on February 7 in Tampa will notice many changes to this year’s event, in keeping with the “new normal” of pandemic life. Fans (including 7,500 vaccinated healthcare professionals) will fill only one-third of the seats at Tampa s Raymond James Stadium in compliance with social distancing restrictions. Amanda Gorman, the National Youth Poet Laureate who made international headlines during President Biden’s inauguration, will read her new poem celebrating frontline workers, making her likely the first poet in Super Bowl performance history. Finally, while several brands will be making their Big Game advertising debuts, many of the biggest names traditionally associated with Super Bowl commercials will sit out this year.
FALL RIVER Towels, pillows and surfboards aren’t usually mentioned in the same breath.
But it’s a solid match for a well-known Fall River manufacturer and a unique nonprofit group that uses surfing as therapy for children and adults with cognitive, physical and emotional challenges.
The Matouk home decor and linen company, located in Fall River Industrial Park, is now the flagship sponsor of Gnome Surf, according to Christopher Antao, the Fall River native who founded the nonprofit surf-therapy group.
Gnome Surf operates from mid May to mid October at South Shore Beach in Little Compton.
Antao, executive director of Gnome Surf, said Matouk president and CEO George Matouk, president and CEO of John Matouk & Co has pledged financial support for his organization.