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Beloved Boston radio host announces breast cancer diagnosis - Boston News, Weather, Sports - Vimarsana News

Beloved Boston radio host announces breast cancer diagnosis - Boston News, Weather, Sports

Longtime Boston radio host Candy O’Terry announced Wednesday that she is undergoing treatment for invasive breast cancer. O’Terry, known as “Candy O”, was a DJ<a class="excerpt-read-more" href="https://whdh.com/news/beloved-boston-radio-host-announces-breast-cancer-diagnosis/">Read More</a>

Source: whdh.com
Longtime NESN studio host Tom Larson dies at 84 - Vimarsana News

Longtime NESN studio host Tom Larson dies at 84

Longtime NESN studio host Tom Larson passed away on Wednesday at 84 years of age due to complication from cancer, according to his son.

WZLX radio host Kevin Karlson dies unexpectedly - Vimarsana News

WZLX radio host Kevin Karlson dies unexpectedly

100.7 WZLX-FM DJ Kevin Karlson died in his sleep overnight, the station announced on its website Friday morning.

Source: boston.com
They don't act or write, but the Hollywood strikes are putting them out of work - Vimarsana News

They don't act or write, but the Hollywood strikes are putting them out of work

"We don't want to end up homeless or on the streets, but if the studios refuse to give workers a fair contract, that could happen to thousands of workers."

Source: wdsu.com
They don't act or write, but the Hollywood strikes are putting them out of work - Vimarsana News

They don't act or write, but the Hollywood strikes are putting them out of work

"We don't want to end up homeless or on the streets, but if the studios refuse to give workers a fair contract, that could happen to thousands of workers."

Source: wbaltv.com