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With the passing of the Christmas holiday, comes the inevitable celebration of New Year’s Eve. Although there has not been another year in re­cent history that we would rather say goodbye to than 2020, ushering in this New Year will be done much differently than past New Year’s Eves. Due to COVID-19 restrictions, the traditional Bos­ton First Night Celebra­tion will be a virtual experience only this year. If you want to witness the iconic Times Square ball drop this year, you will have to watch it on television, as there are no in-person crowds allowed to gather in Times Sq...

In case you missed it, I posted an article yesterday about what New England's favorite Christmas treats are. Not according to us, but according to this website Zippia.com who claimed to have nailed every favorite Christmas treat for every single state in the country. Zippia.com said they used google analytics and searches for December 2019 only to see what Christmas treats/desserts were the most searched for -- and I actually get that thought process. It's like when you're out somewhere and you hear a song that you want to know the artist and title of, so you Shazam it. You're not going to S...

On tv. they didn't. suburbs particularly outside charlotte are starting to weaken for republican elected officials. >> i hear you. bonbons and sports. maybe wings? i don't know. it's 2020. >> i like it mix it up. >> jill, as a democrat are you optimistic for 2020? what this means? >> yeah. the same trends in 2018, suburbs are republicans haven't solved that problem. i don't think they're going to on trumps watch. particularly suburban women. republican women. and now it's not just women with college education. non-college white women in the are leaving the party and we're seeing that drift off...

District. held by republicans since 1963. what gives tonight? >> what gives is what always gives in the races. money matters. there were $10.7 million spent in the race. about 6.4 republican spending a the amount of money you spend in the u.s. senate race on one house district in one state in a relatively affordable media market. they bought this race out of desperation. you can't scale that. you can't replicate that across district after district in the country. we have out spent the democratic side of the equation two to one in this thing. that 6 plus million dollars made a big difference. i...

It's interesting how much they were will be to informs in something that should have been a lay up seat. there shouldn't have been anything to worry about. trump won it by eight. by 12. it's plus eight. this should have been something they could have stayed home and eaten bonbons and watched sports on tv. they didn't. suburbs particularly outside charlotte are starting to weaken for republican elected officials. >> i hear you. bonbons and sports. maybe wings? i don't know. it's 2020. >> i like it mix it up. >> jill, as a democrat are you optimistic for 2020? what this means? >> yeah. the same ...