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From the Newsroom: Gatehouse Media
By GannettNews
From the Newsroom: Gatehouse Media episodes
- Stephen M. McCartney, Warwick Police Chief: I think slowly but surely motorists are starting to get it
Jim Hummel spoke to Warwick Police Chief Stephen M. McCartney about the new Apponaug Circulator: "All of those circulators have provided viable options for people to bypass the Apponaug Village, which to me was just a huge chokepoint."
The police chief has had a front row seat for the construction the past three years — and for 15 years before that saw the accidents and congestion as northbound and westbound motorists were funneled along Post Road in front of City Hall.
Find more of Jim Hummel’s investigations at providencejournal.com/Hummel-Report
2 min - Peter Alviti, DOT Director: There’s a learning curve involved with a new traffic pattern like the Apponaug Circulator
Jim Hummel spoke to DOT Director Peter Alviti about the Apponaug Circulator: "There’s a learning curve involved when you place this kind of alternate, new traffic pattern in a community. And I think we’re seeing the results of that. Everything is trending now toward that reduction in serious accidents."
Find more of Jim Hummel’s investigations at providencejournal.com/Hummel-Report
3 min - 911 caller: I cut him to get him off my dog
A woman calls 911 to report that she has cut her neighbor's dog with a box cutter after it attacked her dog.
2 min - Students speak on teacher diversity
As part of a special report, we’re taking a look at representation in our community’s schools. We spoke with students of color in our communities to find out their perspectives on having or not having teachers of color.
8 min - LISTEN: Neil Jacobs breaks down the statistics for this year's hurricane season projection
Neil Jacobs, assistant secretary of Commerce for Environmental Prediction and Observation, NOAA giving the 2018 Atlantic Hurricane Season Outlook.
Read more at SavannahNow.com.
1 min - Sexual assault survivor Sofie Karasek, co-founder of the End Rape on Campus movement
Sexual assault survivor Sofie Karasek, co-founder of the End Rape on Campus movement and now a national organizer for the #InMyWords campaign, talks about a new approach to justice and healing.
28 min - LISTEN: Counties preparing for weekend storm, potential flooding threats
A rainmaker in the Gulf of Mexico that could develop into a tropical depression or storm is expected to cause extreme flooding along the Northwest Florida coastline this weekend. Read more here.
2 min - The Afternoon Commute: May 24, 2018
Savannah Morning News editorial page editor Adam Van Brimmer discusses last night's Best of Preps banquet and his takeaway from the keynote speaker, former Georgia linebacker David Pollack. Also, previews of tomorrow's opinion page.
Read this morning's commute here.
4 min - Reporter Lisa Eckelbecker talks about the Harding Green project in Kelley Square
Telegram & Gazette reporter Lisa Eckelbecker talks about the Harding Green project, a mixed-use development, which broke ground in Kelley Square on Tuesday.
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4 min - Download Required: Rising Costs
Cliff Hickman and Joe Scott are back with a packed pop culture podcast. DC Comics announces an immediate price hike from $2.99 to $3.99 on several key titles. After an amazing 18-year run, the final Marvel Comic (Iron Man #600) from Brian Michael Bendis lands in stores. Bendis moves to DC full time beginning with Man of Steel #1 on May 30. More on the writers Marvel will rely on to try to fill the void left by Bendis.
1 hr 7 min
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