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Ocala Police Department dispatcher Ambar Melendez-Sanchez helps a family deliver a baby.

Jarynette Gonzalez made the only local film to show at the Zeiterion alongside the LUNAFEST film festival in January. Join us as she talks about the New Bedford story she wanted to tell and how it mirrors parts of her own experience.

Laurie Los and Brendan Kurie take a look at all the conferences across all sports and identify which teams still have a shot at a league title, plus they recap the SCC Swimming and Diving Championship and New Bedford's Big 3 title in wrestling.

“The community was not happy with [the previous] council and the way they conducted business, and they became more and more engaged over time,” said Mark Schwager, the new East Greenwich Town Council president.

Gayle Corrigan, had been brought in to figure out why the East Greenwich School Department was running a deficit. She was fired in January when the new Democrat-led Town Council was seated.

Play along with Mike and Montana as they try to predict some of the craziest prop bets for the Super Bowl. 

 

Will there be a graphic created for the 2001 Super Bowl —

BONUS: Who is shown-

Coin toss heads or tails OR who wins the toss —

How long will the anthem go --

First commercial —

How many ads will feature a dog —

Will there be an animal other than Clydesdale in Budweiser ad, and what kind —

What will be the color of the first Doritos bag show on screen —

Will there be a cutout sequence of Atlanta hip-hop figures?

Who are two of the people —

Over/under 3 predictive Tony Romo announcing moments —

Will a reference to Saints-Rams no call be made —

Who scores first —

Which player scores first —

Will James Develin score a TD (no.1 prop bet by $, per Darren Rovell tweet) —

Will there be a successful 4th down conversion —  

What color pants will the Rams coaching staff be wearing --

Will any musical performer wear a Kaepernick jersey —

Will there be a fourth quarter lead change —

Final score —

Super Bowl MVP —

BONUS: Best commercial  —

The 2019 Savannah Stopover Music Festival is just around the corner. In this week’s episode Do Savannah Editor Joshua Peacock chats with Stopover Founder/CEO Kayne Lanahan about the March 7-9 festival. For more information visit savannahstopover.com.

Amy Jamieson, Fort Walton Beach city councilwoman and vice chairwoman of the Okaloosa-Walton Transportation Planning Organization, comments on the likely increase in traffic along Lewis Turner Boulevard from several major planned construction projects

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In Episode 38 of Crime Time, the latest in the Unsolved Mysteries series delves into the death of former Fayetteville Police Chief J. Ross Jones, who was found shot dead in a room of the Prince Charles Hotel in 1935. Other stories include the arrest of a man in a rape case from more than 30 years ago, a rape kit backlog bill has been proposed, tips for "How to Stop For A Cop" and a recap of the crime stories in the news. Observer reporter Michael Futch joins Sonny Jones on the podcast.