NightSide With Dan Rea

Today was one of the worst Mondays in terms or wind and rain. But we were lucky because it could have been the “Blizzard of ‘23!” How did you and your community fare with today’s weather?

Last week, the Boston City Council rejected a federal anti-terrorism grant of 13.3 million dollars. State Senator Nick Collins of Boston has filed a bill at the State House to remove the ability of local governments to exercise the option to accept or reject such funding. The legislation would impact funds intended to protect health and safety of Massachusetts residents.

Last week, the Boston City Council rejected a federal anti-terrorism grant of 13.3 million dollars. State Senator Nick Collins of Boston has filed a bill at the State House to remove the ability of local governments to exercise the option to accept or reject such funding. The legislation would impact funds intended to protect health and safety of Massachusetts residents.

Last week, the Boston City Council rejected a federal anti-terrorism grant of 13.3 million dollars. State Senator Nick Collins of Boston has filed a bill at the State House to remove the ability of local governments to exercise the option to accept or reject such funding. The legislation would impact funds intended to protect health and safety of Massachusetts residents.

Dan asks if Taylor Swift will show up for the upcoming Patriots game, and what will be the score? Dan offered up a T-Shirt for the man and woman who correctly guesses the final score. (Or comes closest)

The NightSide Pet Vet, Dr. Jim McKiernan of the Great By Animal Hospital in Durham, New Hampshire answers all of your questions regarding a mystery virus affecting dogs from coast to coast and any other concerns regarding vet care for any of your pets.

The NightSide Pet Vet, Dr. Jim McKiernan of the Great By Animal Hospital in Durham, New Hampshire answers all of your questions regarding a mystery virus affecting dogs from coast to coast and any other concerns regarding vet care for any of your pets.

The Boston City Council this week turned down a $ 13.3 million dollar grant from the Federal Department of Homeland Security in anti-terrorism funds. The tie vote (6 to 6) followed comments by Mayor Wu, who said the grant would “…help prevent, respond to and recover from threats or acts of terrorism, including chemical, biological, radiological, nuclear and explosive incidents”. Boston City Council President Ed Flynn, who voted for the grant, weighs in .

U.S. Air Force Veteran Mike Ricksecker has studied “paranormal” activity for decades. Many military personnel have reported “up close and personal” encounters with unexplained phenomena. Tonight at 11, Mike Ricksecker sheds light on the potential of “those watching us from afar”.

You made it through Thanksgiving, but Christmas, New Year’s and other family celebrations await. Diversity Consultant Risha Grant on how to keep family get-togethers “merry and bright” as we approach the Presidential Election Year of 2024!