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Another top 10 matchup highlights the week of prep football with No. 9 Rye in action, while the rest of Pueblo County football won't have easy tasks either. 

Intro and outro music from:

Track: Robin Hustin - On Fire [NCS Release]

Music provided by NoCopyrightSounds.

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Director of Engagement Mike Cazalas and chief photographer Patti Blake discuss "Voices of the Storm." The journalists asked two questions to over 70 people living in the aftermath of Hurricane Michael, "What is your most vivid memory from the storm?" and "How is your life different now?" 

We took video of the responses and on Sunday, Oct.6, 2019 the videos will be available for viewing on an interactive map that shows approximately where each person was living during the storm. The videos will also be available on our youtube channel under the playlist "Voices of the Storm."

It's a jam-packed Worcester Culture Watch today as Victor Infante and Bill Shaner talk about the encroachment of mountain lions and moose, as well the effort to turn The Bridge Into a Youth Center. Also, whether or not Bigfoot is running for city council. Then, Victor and Richard Duckett talk about the Worcester Jazz Festival, big developments for the Worcester PopUp and Music Worcester, and the new Worcester poet laureate and youth poet laureate jobs. All this, and music by Cheap City!

At Riverhead Beach in Marblehead, Wendall in the Wild Podcast Co-Hosts Wendall Waters and Chris Stevens were treated to a fly-fishing demonstration by Jenny Tatelman of FlyandFlow.

Erie Times-News reporters Sarah Grabski and David Bruce sit down to discuss cancer in Erie County and the special Cancer Awareness Section included in the Erie Times-News on Oct. 3

You can call him Larry. On this episode of Page One podcast, Times-Union reporter Garry Smits talks about Gardner Minshew — and explains why the Jaguars QB getting Garry's name wrong in press conferences has become a running gag.

Florida State beat reporter Tyler Waldrep shares his observations from Florida State's 31-13 win over North Carolina State.

Topics covered include dropped interceptions, an improved rush defense and an evaluation of the quarterbacks. Plus there's audio from Florida State safety Cyrus Fagan, linebacker Leonard Warner and quarterback Alex Hornibrook.

When retiring U.S. Rep. Bill Flores, R-Bryan, heard that former U.S. Rep. Pete Sessions, R-Dallas, was thinking about moving to his district and running to succeed him he surveyed local leaders to see what they thought so he could advise Sessions when he called him. Sessions never called. If he had, he would have gotten an earful. Flores spoke with Statesman political reporter Jonathan Tilove about the ordeal.

It's October which means it's Breast Cancer Awareness month!

On today's episode of "What it Do" with Do Savannah, Web Producer Asha Gilbert talks with American Cancer Society's Coastal Region senior manager Shannon McClure on upcoming Making Strides Against Breast Cancer events including this Saturday's fashion show that is free to the public and much more!

McClure also talks early detection, which can save lives.

To reserve a spot for the Making Strides Against Breast Cancer Fashion Show, click here.

To look at all events this month from the American Cancer Society Inc., click here.

With night temps dipping into the 40s we ask the heartbreaking question: Is it time to turn off the outdoor shower? Plus beer and oysters, 80s dance performance and a great weekend walk in West Barnstable!