Talk of the Town

Arlington writer Sandra A. Miller visits Talk of the Town to celebrate the publication of her first novel, Wednesdays at One. The psychological thriller is already on the bestseller list, and Sandra describes both how the novel came to be, and her long and varied journey in the writing life, including the challenges of getting a finished novel actually published.

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Carla Sodeyama - the director of WIC (Women, Infants, and Children) programs for Cambridge, Somerville, and Arlington - joins host James Milan to describe the program's benefits and services, and specifically those that are available to Arlington residents. 

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Two members of the Zero Waste Arlington committee - Emily Dertz and Jennifer Campbell - along with Za Restaurant co-owner Peter McCarthy, describe their new initiative, No Plastics Please. Za is one of six local eateries that have already joined No Plastics Please, and many more are likely to follow. If you eat out or in at Arlington restaurants, you'll want to know about this program, which is simple in design but potentially very impactful in tackling the problem of plastic excess. 

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