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I Am Really Glad I Chose The Right Quincy Forty-three years ago today I worked my first day on the air in Quincy. How that came to be is a little bizarre. I call it destiny! After a four-year tenure in Kansas City at what is now KCFX Radio (formerly KIEE Radio) I agreed to take an on-air and play-by-play position with WTAD here in Quincy.  I never even applied for the position. By chance Gary Schmedding, the Operations Director of WTAD, was in Kansas City and heard me on the air and out of the blue offered me the position. That offer only came after Mel and El Tappe of Quincy decided they di...

Twitter Facebook With thousands of COVID-19 vaccines being administered every day across the state, there is an urgent need for people trained to give shots. That explains why on Sunday morning, Boston University Medical Campus students Aesha Patel and Tucker Berk were not outside enjoying the springlike weather, but inside the FitRec gym sticking syringes into oranges—and then into each other’s arms. Patel (MED’23), Berk (MED’24), and 119 other future physicians, physician assistants, and dentists were an all-volunteer army in scrubs. They had enlisted as soon as the call went ...

Twitter Facebook Jeffrey Hutter, the dean of Boston University’s Henry M. Goldman School of Dental Medicine since 2008, announced on Monday that he will retire as of March 31. The school, which has had only three deans in its nearly 60-year history, will fill the role with an interim dean until a national search can be conducted and a permanent replacement named. Hutter said he and his wife, Kathleen, along with their two dogs, Kelly and Molly, will fly to Honolulu the morning after his last day, fulfilling a dream he’s held for years to return to the place where he was stationed wi...