Podcasts about boston city councilor

Flights resume at Logan Airport after a jet skids off the runway onto some grass. An embattled Boston City Councilor announces her resignation.  A California Senator is kicked out of Kristi Noem's news conference in handcuffs. Stay in "The Loop" with #iHeartRadio.

Frank Baker, a longtime Boston City Council member who served 6 terms over 12 years as a district councilor representing most of Dorchester and parts of South Boston, decided not to seek reelection in 2023. Flash forward to now and the former councilor has decided to seek election as a Boston city councilor at large to represent the entire city of Boston. Baker says after hearing a “steady beat of Bostonians urging me to step back in and get involved” he decided to answer that call. Frank Baker joined us to share his story.Listen to WBZ NewsRadio on the NEW iHeart Radio app and be sure to set WBZ NewsRadio as your #1 preset!

Prosecutors in Turtleboy's witness intimidation case wants his bail revoked, indicted Boston City Councilor has yet to resign, and the fight for a parking spot in South Boston. Stay in "The Loop" with #iHeartRadio.

Trump wins two victories in the Supreme Court: he can fire tens of thousands of government employees and can deport illegal aliens using the Alien Enemies Act. Plus, would-be Trump assassin appears in court, and Boston City Councilor Tania Fernandes Anderson is expected to plead guilty in her corruption case. Visit the Howie Carr Radio Network website to access columns, podcasts, and other exclusive content.

Josh Zakim joins WBUR's Morning Edition.

Public records show the councilor's campaign committee received nearly 70 audit letters and reviews in her file seeking documentation of financial transactions since 2021, far more than is typical.

A Boston City Councilor joins the fight against White Stadium renovation plans, the Federal Reserve is cutting its benchmark interest rate again, and a New Yorker makes a prehistoric discovery in their backyard. Stay in "The Loop" with #iHeartRadio.

Boston City Councilor Tania Fernandes Anderson was arrested last week on federal public corruption charges and is accused of taking a $7,000 kickback. According to the indictment, Fernandes-Anderson is charged with wire fraud, theft concerning programs receiving federal funds and forfeiture allegations. In the wake of the indictment, Boston City Councilors are exploring the possibility of establishing an ethics committee. Should Councilor Fernandes Anderson resign?Ask Alexa to play WBZ NewsRadio on #iHeartRadio and listen to NightSide with Dan Rea Weeknights From 8PM-12AM!

Boston City Councilor Tania Fernandes Anderson said she has no plans to resign on Wednesday despite calls from Mayor Wu and other city leaders. Ask Alexa to play WBZ NewsRadio on #iHeartRadio. WBZ NewsRadio's Madison Rogers reports:

Fernandes Anderson, 45, pled not guilty to six felony counts in federal court Friday afternoon. Mayor Michelle Wu and City Council President Ruthzee Louijeune both urged her to resign from the council.

Boston City Councillor Tania Fernandes Anderson is indicted by the feds. Plus, Grace's News and President Elect Trump agrees to sit down for an interview with Kristen Welker. Visit the Howie Carr Radio Network website to access columns, podcasts, and other exclusive content.

WBUR's Walt Wuthman joins Radio Boston with the latest.

Boston City Councilor Tania Fernandes Anderson was arrested Friday morning on federal fraud charges. WBZ NewsRadio's Jay Willett got reaction from Boston residents. 

WBUR's Walt Wuthmann joins Radio Boston to share his reporting on Tania Fernandes Anderson, the Boston city councilor who is reportedly facing a federal investigation.

Boston City Councilor and illegal alien Tania Fernandes Anderson faces a federal grand jury for various charges, and she has a melt down. Plus, Eric Adams seizes on the Hunter Biden pardon to say he was unfairly targeted.  Visit the Howie Carr Radio Network website to access columns, podcasts, and other exclusive content.

Gabriela is a proud product of four Boston Public Schools and graduated from Boston Latin Academy. She currently lives in East Boston with her partner, Sebastian Zapata where she also grew up. Her mother played a large role in helping to shape her career in public service from an early age as she watched her advocate for her community.  Gabriela shares her background, passion for public service and exactly what her job is as a City Councilor and how she uses things like social media and coffee conversations to connect with people in the communities she serves.   Gabriela Coletta Zapata | Boston.gov    

Flynn joins Radio Boston after a marathon council meeting that highlighted tensions over resource allocation amid slumping commercial property tax collections in the city.

Alvin Campbell allegedly acquired 10 plus victims of rape and sexual assault, before he was arrested. There was plenty of DNA, that was quickly identified as his.  Is it because he is the brother of the current Massachusetts Attorney General and former Boston City Councilor?  The tale of two siblings could not be more different. One went to Princeton and UCLA Law School, the other cycled through prison for gun and violence. He soon graduated to serial rape (allegedly). Alvin left DNA at several scenes and it would seem to be an easy case, however at one point a grand jury was empaneled, but the DA's office declined prosecution. He'd go on to allegedly rape and sexually assault a host of other women after that. Are the prosecutors and police at fault in this case or is it something else? Tune in to find out!WBUR-https://www.wbur.org/news/2024/04/22/boston-alvin-campbell-rape-case-policeBoston Herald-https://www.bostonherald.com/2021/04/01/anatomy-of-an-accused-serial-rapist-in-boston/

Attorney Jeremy Cohen - Boston Dog Lawyers - Recognition of pets as unique property with a special purpose when it comes to custody cases.Boston Globe Reporter Christina Prignano with the most Irish state in America? It's not Massachusetts. It's NH!WBZ NewsRadio's James Rojas reported on how Boston City Councilor is proposing pregnant people use handicap parking spaces. Jim Brett -President of NE Council Food Pantry at Dorchester Catholic Church.

Grace welcomes Erin Murphy, the most outspoken Boston City Councilor, to the show to discuss the decision to put migrants in the wealthy Fort Point neighborhood of Boston.

After a turbulent couple of years, the Boston City Council is now in the hands of new leadership. At-Large Councilor Ruthzee Louijeune, the first Haitian-American to serve on the council, took over the role of President in January. Council President Louijeune joins Nichole this week to reflect on her inauguration and path to the presidency, talk about current events and her plans to bring integrity and accountability to the Council, and lay out what her priorities are for her term.

Montel is on location at Apex Noire in Boston talking with the CEO and Owner, Tito Jackson. Apex Noire is Boston's first black owned dispensary, and the nation's first 7- floor experiential cannabis destination. Tito is s a former Boston City Councilor for district 7 where he was the chairman of the education committee and vice chairman of the government operations committee. He ran for mayor of Boston 2017 advocating for change in the cities wealth gap, housing displacement, and access disparities. Tito has over a decade of experience in sales and marketing rising to the role of industry Director for information technology in the executive office of housing and economic development. He proudly serves on the boards of several organizations in the community, including the Boston Ballet, the city of Boston's Black Men and Boys commission, the Global Citizens Circle and the University of New Hampshire foundation board.

Some Boston City Council members are, at least considering a “guaranteed income” for all in the City of Boston, especially those living at or below the poverty level. Councilor Lara will explain her thoughts behind the idea and how the concept might become a reality.

Grace welcomes Boston City Councilor at-large Erin Murphy to the show to discuss the "zombie apocalypse" situation at the intersection of Massachusetts Avenue and Melina Cass Boulevard. Mayor Wu is making moves to end the dangerous tent city, but in a state where everyone has a "right to shelter," will we be responsible for putting these dealers and users up?

Fernandes Anderson has agreed to pay a $5,000 civil penalty fine for violating the conflict of interest law after hiring her sister and son as full time staff members. WBZ's Chaiel Schaffel reports:

Unlicensed, uninsured, unregistered. It was all perfectly okay when Boston City Councilor was commuting to and from City Hall for work. But then Kendra Lara crashed into a Jamaica Plain home, and her house of cards fell pretty quickly. Today Lara pled not guilty in court. Howie has a field day with that one!

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Howie welcomes Boston City Councilor Erin Murphy to the show to prove there's still normalcy and common sense in Wu's city. Erin Murphy explains the upcoming procedure for opening the L Street beach. Maybe it'll be open by Labor Day! It's all because of the Piping Plovers, a bird that's really trivial when it comes down to it.

A familiar face on the Boston City Council says he's not seeking re-election. WBZ's Brooke McCarthy explains.

Boston City Councilor Kendra Lara got into a car accident, but not with another car but a house. Lara also was driving on a revoked license.

Howie welcomes Boston City Councilor Erin Murphy to the show to discuss the "house of horrors" discovered early Saturday morning. Four young children were found in the midst of a drugged-up sex orgy, and six male adults were hiding them from law enforcement. To make matters worse, a seventh male adult had overdosed and was dead on the scene. Where's Wu?

Andrea Campbell is about five months into her role as Massachusetts' new attorney general, replacing now-governor Maura Healey, who backed her for the post. This week on the Codcast, CommonWealth Magazine's Jennifer Smith talks with Campbell about the transition from Boston City Councilor and mayoral candidate to top prosecutor, focusing the office's fire on issues ranging from energy policy, criminal justice, and even the state lottery.

Jordan Rich filled in on NightSideFor the first half hour Jordan discussed: The Worrell brothers may serve different districts, but they unite for the common good at 5 Erie Street in Dorchester. State Representative Christopher Worrell serves the 5th Suffolk District while his brother Brian is the Boston City Councilor for District 4. While campaigning, the brothers took the resident's skepticism of government to heart and decided to create a joint local office where people in the neighborhood could have a direct line to the government. Joining Jordan to talk about their efforts was Massachusetts State Representative Christopher Worrell and District 4 City Councilor Brian Worrell. Then for the second half of the hour Jordan dove into his 4th topic of the evening: The End of Those Iconic Red Envelopes...

On today's show we'll talk about a developing story involving our favorite beret wearing Boston City Councilor, Julia Mejia.We will also try and dissect the extremely confusing story about how a female hockey player decked a male hockey player so hard that the male suffered a concussion… We'll see if you've solved the confusing part when we get to that one.Federal employee Sam Brinton is now up to two stolen suitcases filled with womens clothing in it, and Joe Biden celebrates the respect for marriage act by inviting a bunch of trans activists and drag queens to a White House party of love.And we will close out the show with the always popular "Come On Man" segment of the day where we get to hear from a racist, sexist, bigoted school board member when she explains the reasoning behind who she is supporting as the President of their district.Please don't forget to subscribe to the show and give us a like and a 5-star review. And if you build up the proper amount of liquid courage at your next Christmas party, please recommend us to all your friends and family. We need your word of mouth to help grow our audience so please help us out with that.

On today's show we get to discuss the lopsided trade of Brittney Griner for Viktor Bout, “The Merchant of Death”We will dive into how the Supreme Court is hearing oral arguments in a case that could determine if states have the right to force citizens into accepting the regimes new form of speech.Juice will play a clip from the Jesse Watters Show where he goes over the percentages of the so-called victim groups in this country, and the numbers are drastically lower than what people think.Kirk Cameron is told that he cannot participate in a faith-based story hour at public libraries.We'll also talk about how two Boston Public Schools in my old neighborhood are dealing with incidents that remind me why I'm happy I no longer live there.And we close the show with a “Come On Man” story focusing on the extremely untalented Boston City Councilor, Julia Mejia.

Boston City Councilor and Candidate for Suffolk DA Ricardo Arroyo has been facing sexual assault allegations right in the midst of his campaign run. The woman who accused Arroyo of sexual assault in 2005 has broken her silence by speaking out in a piece written by the Boston Globe. Evan Allen, one of the investigative journalists who wrote and broke the news on Arroyo, joined us to kick off the topic.

The Boston City Council meeting today got heated with Council President Ed Flynn having to end the session early. Howie reacts to sound from Julia Mejia, Boston City Councilor At-Large and Tania Fernandes Anderson, Boston City Councilor.

A Boston city councilor has called for a hearing to explore the creation of a new department for civilians who could replace police officers directing traffic at some roadside construction sites.

We unpack the march, what the city could and should have known, and where we go from here with Tito Jackson, former Boston City Councilor, and Joan Donovan, research director at Harvard's Shorenstein Center.

Today on Boston Public Radio: We begin the show by talking with listeners about how they're handling the current political divide in America. Boston City Councilor Ricardo Arroyo shares how he would bring his previous experience as a public defender to the role of Suffolk County District Attorney if elected. He also discusses the need for transparency in the case of former Boston police officer Patrick Rose. Arroyo is a Boston City Councilor. He's running to be Suffolk County District Attorney. Callie Crossley talks about Harini Logan's win at the 2022 Scripps Spelling Bee, and Queen Elizabeth II's Platinum Jubilee Pageant. She also shared her thoughts on Sheryl Sandberg stepping down from her role as COO of Meta. Crossley hosts GBH's Under the Radar and Basic Black. Barbara Lynch shares her thoughts on the state of the restaurant industry, and called for student loan forgiveness for the next generation of restaurant workers. Lynch is a James Beard Award-winning chef, and the restarauter behind No. 9 Park, Menton, Sportello, and others. In 2017, she was one of TIME magazine's 100 most influential people, and is a Druker Award recipient. Art Caplan talks about President Joe Biden's response to the baby formula shortage, and the scientists that have successfully transplanted a 3D-printed ear. Caplan is the Drs. William F. and Virginia Connolly Mitty Professor and founding head of the Division of Medical Ethics at NYU School of Medicine in New York City. Erin Caldwell talks about Dorchester's first annual Dorchfest, while pop singer Rosa Cesario, acoustic singer-songwriter Tim Pitoniak, and hip-hop/spoken word artist Paul Willis performed live at the Boston Public Library. In honor of the 2022 Scripps National Spelling Bee, we host the annual Boston Public Radio Spelling Bee for listeners.

We dive beneath the headlines and break down a tough moment for Boston Public Schools. Receivership is on the horizon, the search for a new superintendent is ongoing, and there are heightened concerns about school safety and bullying. Former Boston City Councilor Tito Jackson helps us dig through it all.

President Biden will send 3,000 troops to Europe as tensions rise, a former Boston City Councilor enters the race for Attorney General and keeping an eye on another stormy weekend. Five minutes of news that will keep you in "The Loop."

Campbell made the announcement on Wednesday, saying the position needs to be an "advocate for fundamental change and progress." She also ran for Boston mayor in last year's election. WBZ's Jim MacKay reports:

Season 3, Episode 1 | “The Power of Latinas” Guest: Julia Mejia We are now on Season 3 and in today's episode, join me Vanessa, and my co-host Paula as we speak with Julia Mejia who will be sharing with us the reality of Latinas, bringing her voice and experiences into every space that has been part of her journey. Julia Mejia is a Boston City Councilor. After a historic recount, she won her seat by a single vote and now she's the first Afro Latina to sit on the Boston City Council. She is currently the chair of the committee of civil rights and the committee of small business and workforce development. She is focused on influencing and inspiring constituents to be actively engaged in all areas of the decision-making process. Since assuming her role in January, Julia and her office have executed a series of innovative COVID-related projects in response to the needs of Boston's hardest-hit constituents. Her office has created culturally responsive food access projects to support small businesses and feed our most vulnerable as well as COVID business readiness program to build capacity for black-brown, immigrant-owned barbers and hair salons. Her office has also designed and implemented a community center civic engagement model to address city-wide quality of life concerns and filed legislation to improve access and accountability in city government. Julia was recently named best city politician in Boston magazine in 2020. Check out these episode highlights: Julia shares the pressure and struggle of speaking English The influence of second language experience and accent familiarity Stereotypes and popular Hispanic misconceptions of Latinas Accepting Failures can help lead you to success How to deal with rejection Why you should not be afraid to challenge the status quo And so much more! Connect with Julie Facebook: Julia for Boston Instagram: @juliaforboston Website: https://www.juliaforboston.com/ Stay Connected with Vanessa Farino and Creative Human Creative Human Instagram: @creativehuman.co Instagram: @vanessafarino Website: https://www.vanessafarino.com/ Stay Connected with Paula Instagram: @pag_mktg Blog Page: https://pagmktg.wordpress.com/