From the Newsroom: Gatehouse Media

From the Newsroom: Gatehouse Media

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From the Newsroom: Gatehouse Media episodes

  • Best of Preps: Scores, Players of the Week, and Coach Tony Lotti
    This week's update on Greater Athens Area High School includes sports like softball, volleyball, cross country and football.  The team talked to Players of the Week, Lena Cook, Davis Potts and Head Coach Tony Lotti for the Apalachee Wildcats along with previews for all of the football games in the area.
    Listen in for reports on Athens Academy, Prince Avenue, Clarke Central, Cedar Shoals, Oconee County, North Oconee, East Jackson, Jefferson, Monsignor Donovan, and many more.
    47 min
  • LISTEN: Alabama state representative Hollis arrested for domestic violence in Destin
    DESTIN – Alabama State Representative Rolanda Hollis was arrested Sunday night on charges of domestic violence at The Inn on Destin Harbor, according to a report from the Okaloosa County Sheriff’s Office.
    Law enforcement was called to the scene at approximately 11 p.m. on Sunday after a witness reported seeing an incident of domestic violence involving Hollis and a male family member through the window of their hotel room.
    Upon arrival to the room, the responding officer observed obvious signs of a disturbance, including broken glass on the floor. Both Hollis and the victim denied there had been a physical altercation. Hollis admitted she had thrown the glass on the floor during a verbal argument.
    According to the witness statement, as the victim opened the door to the room, Hollis came off the sofa, approached the victim and shoved the victim, who was not blocking the door in any manner.
    Hollis, a Democrat, was elected to Alabama House Seat 58 in a special election in March 2017. She was released from Okaloosa County Jail on a signature bond shortly before 11 a.m. on Monday and did not return an e-mail seeking comment on Wednesday afternoon.
    2 min
  • Climate and the Asian Tiger Mosquito
    In the midst of the EEE crisis, a new mosquito species is quietly establishing itself in the southeastern part of the state. It has the ability to spread a litany of tropical diseases, including Zika. Scientists say climate change is causing the species to move north.
    Listen as Jeanette Hinkle, a multimedia journalist with the Daily News, talks about the issues surrounding the growing mosquito population in Massachusetts and how it effects people's health.
    Read more about this story and the 2019 EEE crisis in Massachusetts at https://metrowestdailynews.com/topics/mosquito-illness-2019
    9 min

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