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On March 7, 2019, a Romulus woman was driving near Kiwanis Park in Frenchtown Township, Michigan, when her car went into an icy creek and became partially submerged. Listen and you'll hear the 911 calls as first her son, and then the victim herself, speaks to emergency dispatchers as they try to locate her. The 911 calls were handled by Monroe County Central Dispatch. Audio production by Paula Wethington for The Monroe News. The news article by Caitlin Taylor is at https://www.monroenews.com/news/20190309/how-dispatchers-and-firefighters-saved-woman-from-icy-creek

David Green, Found & CEO of Hobby Lobby Stores, Inc shares stories on how his strong faith has inspired some of his business decisions.

Exploring the clergy sex abuse crisis in Columbus

A tribute to the less-famous contributors in our community

According to the Florida Department of Corrections, the inmate was taken outside the prison for treatment of injuries.

Preliminary reports indicate the inmate was taken by medical helicopter to the Fort Walton Beach Medical Center at around 9:30 a.m. He was then waiting to be flown to another hospital.

Crestview Police Department records custodian Nancy Hough said while she sympathizes with some drivers, “Cameras just don’t lie. We’ve got photographic and video evidence that they drove through a red light.”

The 62nd Annual Newport St. Patrick's Day Parade in 2018 took place on the day of St. Patrick's Day itself. Hear the sounds of the Ancient Order of Hibernians Pipes & Drums kick off the parade from in front of City Hall followed by the greetings of spectators, including  then-Mayor Harry Winthrop and  6-year-old Roman Twomey, whose his Middletown police officer dad Sean Twomey relinquished the PA of his patrol car. Produced by Janine Weisman.

Standard-Times Reporter Curt Brown talks with Newsroom Editor Jennifer Driscoll about New Bedford's new judge Douglas Darnbrough.

Ep 73: SXSW The Game of Thrones Experience

In today's Worcester Culture Watch, Victor Infante and Richard Duckett run down the region's biggest St. Patrick's Day events, including the Worcester St. Patrick's Day Parade, which has been postponed, and fiddle players Natalie MacMaster and Donnell Leahy, who are set for the Hanover Theatre. Also, Victor reflects on his Irish heritage, and we play a song by Worcester singer-songwriter James Keyes!