We re taking you back to 1987 with this iconic TV commercial with Red Sox legend, the late, great Ted Williams. Williams played left field for the Sox from 1939 to 1960. He did take some time off to fight in World War II, which only makes his legend even greater. Teddy Ballgame played his entire career as a Red Sox (
are you listening Damon, Clemens. Ellsbury, Boggs?), so he, of course, would become a perfect spokesperson for New England brands. JJ Nissen bakery hired Williams to do print and TV commercials, and if you were around Maine in the 1980s, I bet you will remember this one:
Small Businesses Are Coming Together This Weekend In East Moline
Keep your calendars free this Saturday, Quad Cities! In East Moline on May 15th, there will be a pop up shopping event with food, drinks, live music and more! This event is sponsored by Iron + Grain who will be there for all your coffee needs. The live music portion of the event is sponsored by MetroNet and will feature local Davenport musician, Ariel McReynolds.
The best part about this event is that it is a great opportunity to support local businesses. COVID hit locally owned businesses hard, making it difficult for them to maintain their everyday customers, so it s important to show your support to keep them up and running! In fact, over 50 small businesses and vendors will be there so there s a wide array of organizations that will fulfill a variety of interests.
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It seems like every week a new scam makes its way into our lives keeping us on our toes and today is no different. There s a new text phishing scam going around in the Bay State along with other states and the Massachusetts Registry of Motor Vehicles (RMV) wants you to be aware and well informed.
How Does the Scam Work?
A big tip off is that the scam reportedly involves customers receiving text messages, claiming to be from the “DMV,” that direct them to click on a provided link to update their personal identifying contact information. Nobody likes receiving unwarranted communication from the DMV. It causes confusion and may take you out of your normal frame of mind causing you to react in a way that you normally wouldn t.
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