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Rock And Roll Hall Of Fame president and CEO Greg Harris joined Audacy host Ryan Castle today to talk about the announcement of the 2021 inductees ...
The lack of metal bands in the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame has been a talking point for years, and it's all the more noticeable the last two years as two of the genre's most iconic and influential acts — Iron Maiden and Judas Priest — have been nominated but ultimately not inducted. Addressing that very topic, Rock Hall President and CEO Greg Harris shared his thoughts on the Rock Hall's lack of metal in a chat with Audacy host Ryan Castle (seen below). Earlier in the chat, Harris noted that the Rock Hall voting body is made up of "over 1,000 artists, historians, members of the music i...
At the end of last month, a small business not far from my place in Columbia City, Lil Red’s Takeout & Catering, found itself in the pages of a new book, Black Smoke: African Americans and the United States of Barbecue, by Adrian Miller. The author, as Seattle Times' Bethany Clement pointed out, is a "James Beard Book Award winner and certified Kansas City Barbeque Society judge"; and so his determination that Lil Red’s was...
Michaela Chesin, Banner Staff PROVINCETOWN – At one point many years ago, the town-owned almshouse on Alden Street required a large parking lot, and so did a bank at the corner of Commercial and Winthrop streets. Today, though, in this notoriously compact town, those parking lots have become divorced from their original uses and are now part of a rising trend in private parking spaces. This week, a private parking space behind the old bank is on the market for $89,000. Another private space at the former almshouse — and also the former council on aging and...
Cape Cod median home sales price sets new record high Housing inventory falls nearly 78% from this time last year The Barnstable Patriot There is a perilously low number of homes for sale in the market, says Ryan Castle The median sales price for a single-family home in Barnstable County rose to $653,500 in March, setting a new record high for median sale price in the region. Homes are routinely selling for at and above their asking price, marking the strong demand for homes on Cape Cod yet showing the little inventory there is to choose from – a new and potentially troubling norm for th...