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Marsha Buford, West Savannah Community Organization president, speaks about the city's redevelopment plan for her neighborhood on March 19, 2019. The city demolished two vacant homes on Cumming Street that day as part of the initiative to remove blighted properties and build affordable housing for lower-income residents.

The Monroe County Chamber of Commerce held its annual meeting and luncheon March 19. Matt Budds has been selected to serve a second year as chairperson as the chamber continues on an effort started in 2019 to become more casual, approachable and valuable in the business community. The audio clips include remarks from Budds and also from Michelle Dugan, secretary of the chamber. Audio production by Paula Wethington / The Monroe News.

Does the poor critical and audience response to Paramount Animation's "Wonder Park" say more about our attitudes towards what kinds of family movies have permission to address the subject of trauma than it does about the film itself? Take a ride in the car with OnlineAthens film critic Andrew Shearer for a free-form meditation on the successes and failings of modern family entertainment.

Hosts Dave London & Pete Chianca interview graphic novelist Jonathan Todd, librarian Liza Halley and Million Year Picnic owner Tony Davis about this year's Boston Kids Comics Fest.

In Episode 3 of "5 Minute Reviews," Chris Comer discusses "Captain Marvel" and "Alita: Battle Angel."

Brockton Fire Department officials are investigating a suspected arson fire that occurred behind the former Toys "R" Us building in Brockton on Tuesday, March 19, 2019.

Sentinel reporter Audra Gamble discusses Boersen Farms' recent legal woes as it faces its sixth lawsuit in two years.

MARY ESTHER — A woman was transported to Fort Walton Beach Medical Center after her vehicle struck a power pole Tuesday morning.

She was traveling on Freedom Way and drove through the Martin Luther King Jr. Boulevard intersection across a median into a power pole located in a ditch on the east side of Martin Luther King Jr. Blvd., according to Capt. Curtis Dison with the Mary Esther Fire Department.

T&G sports editor Jim Wilson talks about Northbridge, Wachusett hockey and Worcester Tech basketball winning state titles