From the Newsroom: Gatehouse Media

From the Newsroom: Gatehouse Media

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From the Newsroom: Gatehouse Media episodes

  • SouthCoast End Zone: Old Rochester vs. Ashland
    For the third-straight year, Old Rochester will be playing for a Div. 6 South title, and for the second-straight year the Bulldogs will be facing Ashland. Laurie Los Lee and Brendan Kurie preview Friday night's section title game, as well as looking at seven other games on Thursday and Friday.
    24 min
  • Audio: 911 call of Gardens man who was bitten by an alligator
    911 call from this incident: Martin County sheriff deputies and the Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission on Sunday identified the man bitten by an alligator a day earlier in Martin County as James G. Boyce, 46, of Palm Beach Gardens. Boyce was bitten on his right leg while hunting in the DuPuis Management Area/J.W. Corbett Wildlife Management Area, near the Palm Beach/Martin County line
    38 min
  • ‘Emmitt almost died.’ PC Friars thankful, inspired by Holt’s return to court
    The low point for Emmitt Holt, the scariest moment in a months-long horror show, probably came one morning at Massachusetts General Hospital.
    It was October 2017. The then 21-year-old Holt had already been through one operation at Roger Williams Medical Center in Providence to alleviate pain from a sudden, unexplained abdominal blockage that had sent his blood pressure sky high and spiked a major fever. At their wits end, doctors sent him to Boston for more help.
    Early one morning, Holt was still struggling. His body wasn’t responding to treatment and the muscle of the chiseled Providence College basketball player was melting off his frame. Caroline Logins-Simpson, Holt’s mother, sat by her son’s bedside for a third frustrating week with few answers.
    4 min
  • LISTEN: DESTIN and PCB Paula Deen locations close less than a year after opening
    Two local restaurants from famed cooking show host Paula Deen closed this week, less than a year after opening.Both the Panama City Beach and Destin locations of Paula Deen’s Family Kitchen announced they were closing on Monday.Destin Commons management posted a sign in the window of the restaurant referring all questions about the closings to Phoenix Hospitality & Entertainment, the licensing partner in the restaurants with Paula Deen Ventures.
    2 min
  • LISTEN: DESTIN and PCB Paula Deen locations close less than a year after opening
    Two local restaurants from famed cooking show host Paula Deen closed this week, less than a year after opening.Both the Panama City Beach and Destin locations of Paula Deen’s Family Kitchen announced they were closing on Monday.Destin Commons management posted a sign in the window of the restaurant referring all questions about the closings to Phoenix Hospitality & Entertainment, the licensing partner in the restaurants with Paula Deen Ventures.
    2 min

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