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From the Canton Library: This was a collaborative event with the Canton High School and Galvin Middle School GSA. Speakers include: Alan Rapoport and Nicola Gallagher and Cynthia Holcombe and Sasha Martone of the CDEI committee, Sen. Paul Feeney, Rep. Bill Galvin, Kathleen Howley, a representative from the Unitarian Universalist church, and students from Canton High and Julie Beckham. It was attended by the Select Board and many town officials and citizens. 

Holyoke Media, en asociación con WHMP radio, emiten diariamente la Síntesis informativa en español a través del 101.5 FM y en el 1240 / 1400 AM. Esta es la síntesis informativa del martes 8 de noviembre de 2022: Este martes 8 de noviembre, es el día de las elecciones del Estado de Massachusetts y a nivel federal, las cuales determinarán quienes ocuparán los cargos de gobernador y vicegobernador, procurador general, secretario de estado, tesorero, auditor, concejal de distrito, congresista federal, representante de estado, senador estatal, sheriff y fiscal de distrito, adicional a cuatro preguntas con potencial de crear o modificar legislación a nivel estatal. Las cuatro preguntas son: 1.- Aumento de los impuestos para las personas con ingresos altos, por encima de $1 millón de dólares al año. 2.- Reglamentación de los seguros dentales 3.- Ampliación de la disponibilidad de licencias para vender licores 4.- Permisos de conducir para inmigrantes Las urnas estarán abiertas de 7 am a 8 pm. A nivel nacional, la elección determinará qué partido político controla el Congreso. A pesar de la importancia de estas elecciones, según el secretario de estado, Bill Galvin pronostica que una participación prevista de 2,2 millones caería muy por debajo de los 2,7 millones de votos emitidos, o una participación del 60%, en 2018, la última vez que la oficina del gobernador estuvo en la boleta electoral. Había un tremendo sentido de obligación de votar”, dijo Galvin. “Ojalá pudiera decir que eso es cierto hoy aquí en Massachusetts, pero no lo es. La realidad es que, si observamos todas las oportunidades que brindamos a las personas para votar hasta ahora, no parece que en este momento haya un gran entusiasmo por esta elección”, señaló Galvin. Si no está seguro de en qué distrito se encuentra y dónde debe votar, puede visitar el sitio web del Secretario de Estado e ingresar la dirección en la que está registrado utilizando el formulario https://www.sec.state.ma.us/WhereDoIVoteMA/WhereDoIVote La oficina de la Secretaria Municipal de Holyoke y todos los trabajadores electorales trabajarán arduamente durante todo el día para garantizar que las elecciones se desarrollen sin problemas. Si tiene alguna pregunta o inquietud, no dude en comunicarse con la oficina al 413-322-5520 FUENTE: HOLYOKE MEDIA

In a society that glorifies violent conflict resolution with a federal government that criminalizes practicing conscientious objection to war, how do believers in peacebuilding and members of historic peace churches oppose the Selective Service System in modern day America? Listen as Tori Bateman interviews Maria Santelli and Bill Galvin from the Center on Conscience [...]

The Massachusetts Primary is September 6th: Tamisha Civil is challenging incumbent Bill Galvin for the Massachusetts 6th District representative seat which represents Canton, Avon and Stoughton. CCTV's Tanya Willow conducts the interview with similar questions that she also asks Bill Galvin. (That Interview is also available on this podcasts and on CantonCommuityTV.org ) How will your experience and background help you serve this office? How do you identify the concerns of your constituents? What's your view on the State protections on abortion and reproductive medications? Explain your views on the "Fair Share" question #1 on the ballot. Explain what you mean by ''Transparency." Views on sports betting and more. 

The Massachusetts Primary is September 6th: Bill Galvin is the incumbent in the primary race for the Massachusetts 6th District representative seat which represents Canton, Avon and Stoughton. CCTV's Tanya Willow conducts the interview with similar questions that she also asks challenger, Tamisha Civil. (That Interview is also available on this podcasts and on CantonCommuityTV.org ) How does your State Representative experience and background help you serve this office? How do you identify the concerns of your constituents? What's your view on the State protections on abortion and reproductive medications? Explain your views on the "Fair Share" question #1 on the ballot. Explain what you mean by ''Transparency." Views on sports betting and more. 

Some have compared this race to Ayanna Pressley's successful challenge of long-serving U.S. Rep. Mike Capuano in 2019. Like Pressley, Sullivan is trying to make history as the first woman and person of color to hold the office. But Galvin has shown that he knows how to win.

From the Paul Revere Heritage Site: Lt. Helena Rafferty was sworn in as Canton's 14 Police Chief on Tuesday, June 14 with State troopers, the police staff, three former chiefs, and Celtic bag players present. Speakers include retiring Chief, Ken Berkowitz, Select Board Chair, John Connolly, and Canton Representative, Bill Galvin, along with several short statements from Canton's clergy. But the highlight of the event was the speech given by Rafferty herself. Listen to the ceremony here taped by CantonCommunityTv.org. This video of the program is available on CCTV's local cable station. 

Jessy went to the Convention! Adam has questions.  And Jack has a wild theory about Bill Galvin.  Yes its the Cod Cabin. Back for another wild round of fun and Massachusetts Politics in this episode, "The Convention Conversation."

World War II veteran of the US Army's 26th Yankee Division, Bob DeYeso, age 97, spoke at the Memorial Day services in Canton as he has for many years. Canton representative and native, Bill Galvin, also spoke along with members of the Select Board and Chair, John Connolly, Veteran's Agent, Arafat Knight, Brigadier Generals, fire services and many others. The event was held Memorial Day, May 30th at Canton Corner Veteran's Park Cemetery and recorded by Canton Community Television. This is the audio version of the event.

"Heritage Day" in Canton celebrates the grand opening of the Paul Revere Heritage Site. Listen to the events that took place. Speakers include: Heritage Commission member and host, Victor Del Vecchio, Sheriff McDermott who sings, Select Board Member Lisa Lopez, Rep. Bill Galvin, State Senator Walter Timilty, Senator Paul Feeney, County Commissioner, Richard Staiti. 

In this week's Talking Politics debrief, Saraya Wintersmith, Peter Kadzis, and Adam Reilly size up Andrea Campbell and Rahsaan Hall's bids for attorney general and Plymouth County district attorney; a new push for reparations in Boston; Republican gubernatorial candidate Geoff Diehl's hiring of Trump confidante Corey Lewandowski; and secretary of state Bill Galvin's push for more transparency in the governor's office. In the second segment, Adam is joined by Left of Center cofounder Mara Dolan and Jetpac head Mohammed Missouri to analyze Maura Healey's moderate pitch as she starts running for governor; how it could impact the other Democratic candidates' campaigns; and what, exactly, it means to be a “progressive” in Massachusetts politics in 2022.

1/20/2022--This week on The Horse Race, two big campaign announcements hit the news. First, it's the one we've been waiting on for months. Attorney General Maura Healey is running for Governor. She enters the race after much anticipation and speculation with a rate of name recognition and funding that dwarfs that of her competitors. Tanisha Sullivan, President of the Boston NAACP, announced her candidacy for Secretary of the Commonwealth. Bill Galvin, who has been in the position for almost three decades, has not yet announced whether he'll run again. Vaccine mandates for indoor businesses went into effect throughout Boston this past weekend. Jenn and Lisa talk about the Twitter conversations circulating among people who've experienced gaps in enforcement — some businesses don't check for vaccine proof, others do. Also recently implemented is the state's vaccine passport system which Massachusetts residents can use to access digital proof of their vaccination status. Issues remain with that program as well, like incomplete information for veterans and residents who received jabs out of state. Our guest this week is State House reporter for MassLive, Alison Kuznitz. She explains the state's decision to move away from their current test-and-stay program that allows asymptomatic students to stay in school so long as they test negative for five straight days. The plan is to replace it with a program wherein students receive at-home rapid tests on a biweekly basis.

Here's a replay of last year's Halloween Special. Today's Halloween Special is presented in two acts, with an intermission. Act 1 is the audio version of Seasonal Entertainment Source Magazine's Halloween Special- Issue 28. Intermission is music from Chris Thomas and Whispers of a Witch's Halloween Special. Act 2 is a collection of short stories from haunters about why they love Halloween. Act 1 contains: “Remembering Halloween” by Scott Swenson, “GROWIN' UP WEIRD” by Lindsey Gwen Robbins, “HALLOWEEN IS SACRED” by David D. Jones, HOWLING FOR HALLOWEEN by Ted Dougherty, EPIC Entertainment by Steve Sheldon and Charity Hill, SURVIVING 2020 by Cody Bailey, HOME HAUNTERS by Brian Foreman, PRANKSTER TO PLAYING GANGSTER – 1930s HALLOWEEN By Hayley Gross, MAKING A GRAVEYARD by Chris and Jeff Davis, JUMP, RUN, SCREAM: THERE WILL ALWAYS BE HALLOWEEN by Matt Schanandore, ATTRACTION MEMORIES by Alan Ostrander, A HAUNT TOUR REMINISCENCE by Nick and Beverly Pappas, HALLOWEEN IS NOT DEAD by Teresa Ryan, TRANSFORMATION by Alisa Kleckner, IT STARTED WITH A “YES” by Darryl Plunkie, WAIT, YOU CAN SEE ME!? by Tyler and Nora Proffet. Narration for Act 1 by: Donald Kinsley, Jennifer Ann Scott, David D. Jones, DW McCann, Halley Maree McClure, Aaron Rivera, Alan Mckinney, Jeff Davis, Matt Schanandore, and Teresa Ryan. Act 2 Contributors Include: Michael Fernandez from 1870 Haunt Manor, Spencer Terry From Fear Factory Salt Lake City, Ernie from The Grey Phantom, Bill Galvin from Hull House, Jon from the Real Ghostbusters, Max Bryant from the Ohio Haunters Association, A Petrified Forest, Zach Glaros from Sir Henry's Haunted Trail, and Creatures of the Night at Zoo Tampa. This episode was produced by Philip Hernandez and sponsored by Gantom Lighting and Controls. Post Producton and Mixing by David Swope.

Today's Halloween Special is presented in two acts, with an intermission. Act 1 is the audio version of Seasonal Entertainment Source Magazine's Halloween Special- Issue 28. Intermission is music from Chris Thomas and Whispers of a Witch's Halloween Special. Act 2 is a collection of short stories from haunters about why they love Halloween. Act 1 contains: “Remembering Halloween” by Scott Swenson, “GROWIN' UP WEIRD” by Lindsey Gwen Robbins, “HALLOWEEN IS SACRED” by David D. Jones, HOWLING FOR HALLOWEEN by Ted Dougherty, EPIC Entertainment by Steve Sheldon and Charity Hill, SURVIVING 2020 by Cody Bailey, HOME HAUNTERS by Brian Foreman, PRANKSTER TO PLAYING GANGSTER – 1930s HALLOWEEN By Hayley Gross, MAKING A GRAVEYARD by Chris and Jeff Davis, JUMP, RUN, SCREAM: THERE WILL ALWAYS BE HALLOWEEN by Matt Schanandore, ATTRACTION MEMORIES by Alan Ostrander, A HAUNT TOUR REMINISCENCE by Nick and Beverly Pappas, HALLOWEEN IS NOT DEAD by Teresa Ryan, TRANSFORMATION by Alisa Kleckner, IT STARTED WITH A “YES” by Darryl Plunkie, WAIT, YOU CAN SEE ME!? by Tyler and Nora Proffet. Narration for Act 1 by: Donald Kinsley, Jennifer Ann Scott, David D. Jones, DW McCann, Halley Maree McClure, Aaron Rivera, Alan Mckinney, Jeff Davis, Matt Schanandore, and Teresa Ryan. Act 2 Contributors Include: Michael Fernandez from 1870 Haunt Manor, Spencer Terry From Fear Factory Salt Lake City, Ernie from The Grey Phantom, Bill Galvin from Hull House, Jon from the Real Ghostbusters, Max Bryant from the Ohio Haunters Association, A Petrified Forest, Zach Glaros from Sir Henry's Haunted Trail, and Creatures of the Night at Zoo Tampa. This episode was produced by Philip Hernandez and sponsored by Gantom Lighting and Controls. Post Producton and Mixing by David Swope.

Ceremonies with Fire Chief Charlie Doody, Canton's representative, Bill Galvin, Select Board Member, Lisa Lopez, Police Chief, Ken Berkowitz, FM Generator's Michael Molway, Veteran's Agent Arafat Knight, World War II decorated veteran, Bob DeYeso, Christine Kenney, (Ret.) USMC. Ceremonies captured by Canton Community Tv's, Tim O'Connor. 

Jim sits down with Bill Galvin to discuss the importance of setting goals for 5-10 years out and focusing on making clients deliriously happy. GE-3597413(5/21)(Exp.5/23)

Welcome to the Creepcast Podcast hosted by Rickcreeper11 . Episode 14 with Dan Bieranowski Haunt Attraction Sound Designer. We enter the creative mind of Dan Bieranowski Haunt attraction sound designer and guitarist from the band Pressure Cracks. Special Co host Bill Galvin from the Hull House Home Haunt

Subscribe to our main feed "haunted attraction network" to hear all our shows: https://hauntedattractionnetwork.com/newsletter/ . Today’s Halloween Special is presented in two acts, with an intermission. Act 1 is the audio version of Seasonal Entertainment Source Magazine’s Halloween Special- Issue 28. Intermission is music from Chris Thomas and Whispers of a Witch’s Halloween Special. Act 2 is a collection of short stories from haunters about why they love Halloween. Act 1 contains: “Remembering Halloween” by Scott Swenson, “GROWIN’ UP WEIRD” by Lindsey Gwen Robbins, “HALLOWEEN IS SACRED” by David D. Jones, HOWLING FOR HALLOWEEN by Ted Dougherty, EPIC Entertainment by Steve Sheldon and Charity Hill, SURVIVING 2020 by Cody Bailey, HOME HAUNTERS by Brian Foreman, PRANKSTER TO PLAYING GANGSTER – 1930s HALLOWEEN By Hayley Gross, MAKING A GRAVEYARD by Chris and Jeff Davis, JUMP, RUN, SCREAM: THERE WILL ALWAYS BE HALLOWEEN by Matt Schanandore, ATTRACTION MEMORIES by Alan Ostrander, A HAUNT TOUR REMINISCENCE by Nick and Beverly Pappas, HALLOWEEN IS NOT DEAD by Teresa Ryan, TRANSFORMATION by Alisa Kleckner, IT STARTED WITH A “YES” by Darryl Plunkie, WAIT, YOU CAN SEE ME!? by Tyler and Nora Proffet. Narration for Act 1 by: Donald Kinsley, Jennifer Ann Scott, David D. Jones, DW McCann, Halley Maree McClure, Aaron Rivera, Alan Mckinney, Jeff Davis, Matt Schanandore, and Teresa Ryan. Act 2 Contributors Include: Michael Fernandez from 1870 Haunt Manor, Spencer Terry From Fear Factory Salt Lake City, Ernie from The Grey Phantom, Bill Galvin from Hull House, Jon from the Real Ghostbusters, Max Bryant from the Ohio Haunters Association, A Petrified Forest, Zach Glaros from Sir Henry’s Haunted Trail, and Creatures of the Night at Zoo Tampa. This episode was produced by Philip Hernandez and sponsored by Gantom Lighting and Controls. Post Producton and Mixing by David Swope.

Today's Halloween Special is presented in two acts, with an intermission. Act 1 is the audio version of Seasonal Entertainment Source Magazine's Halloween Special- Issue 28. Intermission is music from Chris Thomas and Whispers of a Witch's Halloween Special. Act 2 is a collection of short stories from haunters about why they love Halloween. Act 1 contains: “Remembering Halloween” by Scott Swenson, “GROWIN' UP WEIRD” by Lindsey Gwen Robbins, “HALLOWEEN IS SACRED” by David D. Jones, HOWLING FOR HALLOWEEN by Ted Dougherty, EPIC Entertainment by Steve Sheldon and Charity Hill, SURVIVING 2020 by Cody Bailey, HOME HAUNTERS by Brian Foreman, PRANKSTER TO PLAYING GANGSTER – 1930s HALLOWEEN By Hayley Gross, MAKING A GRAVEYARD by Chris and Jeff Davis, JUMP, RUN, SCREAM: THERE WILL ALWAYS BE HALLOWEEN by Matt Schanandore, ATTRACTION MEMORIES by Alan Ostrander, A HAUNT TOUR REMINISCENCE by Nick and Beverly Pappas, HALLOWEEN IS NOT DEAD by Teresa Ryan, TRANSFORMATION by Alisa Kleckner, IT STARTED WITH A “YES” by Darryl Plunkie, WAIT, YOU CAN SEE ME!? by Tyler and Nora Proffet. Narration for Act 1 by: Donald Kinsley, Jennifer Ann Scott, David D. Jones, DW McCann, Halley Maree McClure, Aaron Rivera, Alan Mckinney, Jeff Davis, Matt Schanandore, and Teresa Ryan. Act 2 Contributors Include: Michael Fernandez from 1870 Haunt Manor, Spencer Terry From Fear Factory Salt Lake City, Ernie from The Grey Phantom, Bill Galvin from Hull House, Jon from the Real Ghostbusters, Max Bryant from the Ohio Haunters Association, A Petrified Forest, Zach Glaros from Sir Henry's Haunted Trail, and Creatures of the Night at Zoo Tampa. This episode was produced by Philip Hernandez and sponsored by Gantom Lighting and Controls. Post Producton and Mixing by David Swope.

Welcome to the Creepcast with Rickcreeper11 Episode 6 With Bill Galvin, The Creative builder from the Hull House Haunt and drummer from Pressure Cracks! Bill Galvin can be found: https://www.instagram.com/houseonhauntedbill/ https://www.instagram.com/hullhousehaunt/ https://www.instagram.com/socalhauntlist/ https://www.instagram.com/pressurecracks/ Rickcreeper11 can be found: https://www.instagram.com/rickcreeper11/ https://www.instagram.com/darkalleyproductions/ Honorable mentions and Voice talent: https://animenji.com/ --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/rickcreeper11/message

9/18/19-- Fresh off the Massachusetts Democratic Convention, Steve and Stephanie have much to discuss. Stephanie covered the convention in Springfield for Politico, and there were a few things in particular that stood out to her. Namely, as pundits in Massachusetts and nationwide speculate on the implications of the potential Markey-Kennedy Senate matchup, there's someone already calling out the sitting Senator. Shannon Liss-Riordan, a Brookline labor attorney and official candidate running for Markey's seat is "doing the work for" Kennedy, Stephanie says. On stage at the convention, she called to get corporate money out of Washington, a not-so-subtle jab at Markey. Back on Beacon Hill, there's news coming from the Secretary of State's office, after Bill Galvin came out in support of an initiative petition that would effectively overhaul our primary elections system. Chris Lisinski of the State House News Service drops by to explain the situation, pointing out that while the proposed ballot question fell short of the Attorney General's constitutional review, that doesn't necessarily signal the end. If the lead sponsor successfully challenges the AG's decision, Massachusetts voters will be choosing whether to get rid of partisan primaries as we know them and instead install a system wherein the top two candidates in a race advance regardless of party. Finally, reporting from The Horse Race Western Mass bureau is Rich Parr, who's witnessed concerted effort from disparate communities throughout the region who've joined forces to advocate for better, more expansive transit. Sen. Eric Lesser spoke at a forum last week where he emphasized the connection between a lack of transportation and a lack of economic opportunity. Meanwhile, pilot programs spell potential for Western Mass's transit future. This is all while Boston-area transit has remained relatively untouched by state lawmakers after a summer of chaos.

December 12, 2018: Just one more week until our 2018 #mapoli horse racing season comes to a close! Jennifer Smith and Steve Koczela take a look at what work is already being done by new members of Congress, namely, the plan for Ocasio-Cortez's "Green New Deal" and which MA legislators are supporting it. Then, we check in with Katie Lannan of the State House News Service for a look ahead at potential MA elections. And finally we welcome Anthony Amore who challenged the now-reelected Bill Galvin for Secretary of State about the potential for successful Republican races.

Will this be a change election in Massachusetts? A lot of political energy has been unleashed in reaction to Donald Trump's election two years ago. Nationally, Democrats are hoping it will translate into big gains in the midterm congressional elections, with possibility of taking back control of the House. In Massachusetts, where Democrats already hold the overwhelming share of elected offices, that energy and the appetite for change is mostly playing out within Democratic primaries, with several longtime incumbents facing serious challenges for the first time in years. The two most prominent races are the 7th Congressional District, where 20-year incumbent Michael Capauno is being challenged by Boston City Councilor Ayanna Pressley, and the race for secretary of state, where 24-year incumbent Bill Galvin faces another Boston city councilor, Josh Zakim. CommonWealth colleagues Bruce Mohl, Jack Sullivan, and I explored what's going on here in a pre-primary installment of the Codcast.

8/8/18 -- Democrats are taking on Democrats in this week's episode of The Horse Race. First, Andy Metzger of State House News Service (and who is soon to be striking out as a freelancer!) details some tension between senate president Karen Spilka and speaker of the House Bob DeLeo in the wrap up of legislative loose ends. Then the Dorchester Reporter's Jennifer Smith returns to breakdown this week's debate between incumbent congressman Mike Capuano and his primary challenger Ayanna Pressley. Plus, State House News Service reporter Matt Murphy checks back in on the race for secretary of state, and whether or not challenger Josh Zakim has sustained any momentum against incumbent Bill Galvin. This week's episode is sponsored by WeWork Boston.

There were two big developments at the 2018 Massachusetts Democratic Party convention: challenger Josh Zakim getting an endorsement in the secretary of state's race over six-term incumbent Bill Galvin, and Jay Gonzalez winning the endorsement for governor in resounding fashion over Bob Massie. But the convention also highlighted the awkward fact that, with the general election just five months away, Democrats aren't sure whether to attack Republican Governor Charlie Baker or ignore him.  WGBH News's Adam Reilly, Peter Kadzis, and Mike Deehan size up what happened in Worcester with Zakim, Mass Dems chair Gus Bickford, and Quentin Palfrey, who won the convention's endorsement for lieutenant governor — and get some instant analysis and insight from Gintautas Dumcius of Mass Live and the Springfield Republican and Lauren Dezenski of Politico.

The Horse Race went Live! We had a great event last week discussing the most exciting elections to watch in 2018 (Bill Galvin getting primaried anyone?) and digging into one of the year's key issues - the representation of women in #mapoli. Joining us for the event were Puja Mehta of Emerge Massachusetts and Jenn Nassour of Conservative Women for a Better Future. Stay tuned in the new year for Season 2 of The Horse Race, and thanks for listening!