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Today brings us what was listed as March 11th, 1994 but turned out to be APRIL 11th, 1994. So instead of combing through the Vault for an appropriate March date I figured we should just roll with it and because of that a title was spawned: Misdated Madness It’s a DBG that has a few side conversations that are a lot of fun. Players: Brian Mark in Hudson I’m on the phone from home Keith Shields producing and playing in studio Rob Floyd from WBZ’s 24-hour traffic network and marching society band. Bdays: Ethel Kennedy Joel Grey Ellen Goodman Louise Lasser Oleg Cassini History: What year was Napoleon Bonaparte banished to the Island of Elba? What year was Jackie Robinson signed as the first black player to play for a major league team? How about a bday from April 12th? Tiny Tim – hang on…he will not be tip toeing through the tulips So the game wraps with David Letterman. Other goofiness: Norm tells his moving story of how he lost his Congressional Medal of Honor Silly Pooks Norm will be in for Bob that week but a mystery lady, Victoria Jones will be subbing for a couple of days too. Bubbling out of your undershorts Norm has been Middleton Town Moderator since 1978! Term limits anyone? We do get a little insight in to Middleton’s small-town politics. Homonyms, Homophones and Palindromes Emerson College Emersonians and their distinguished graduates. The Little Building Jack’s Joke Shop Episode 129, Misdated Madness, begins ‘Marching’ to your ears in 3,2 and 1. www.patreon.com/normnathanvos

Jordan Rich filled in on NightSide:Some Brookline residents are very concerned about what they call is a “rat crisis” in the town. These residents have put together a petition requesting that the Brookline Select Board fully fund the rodent control plan proposed by the Health Department. WBZ's James Rojas had the story and talked with Jordan last evening to kick off the topic!

 Juli McDonald from WBZ called in to  Cover The Ana Walshe Disappearance And Karson's Friend Got a a $500 Delivery That Didn't Belong To Him.

Juli is WBZ's lead reporter on the Ana Walshe story and she took a few minutes out of her morning to chat about all the details the average person may not know about!

 Juli McDonald from WBZ called in to  Cover The Ana Walshe Disappearance And Karson's Friend Got a a $500 Delivery That Didn't Belong To Him.

Juli is WBZ's lead reporter on the Ana Walshe story and she took a few minutes out of her morning to chat about all the details the average person may not know about!

Police are asking residents who live in the area to look over any surveillance footage they might have that could have captured the person or people responsible. WBZ's Charlie Bergeron reports:

Cohasset Police said they do not plan to continue the ground search unless they receive new information that warrants it. WBZ's Tim Dunn has more:

The box contained old memories of several families dating back to the 1940s and 1950s. The box had everything from pictures to old bills. WBZ's Carl Stevens reports:

On Saturday morning, the second annual Rally 4 Nally took place at Carson Beach in honor of Cathy Nally, a Westwood woman who died of ALS in August 2022. WBZ's Suzanne Sausville reports:

The NFL said the proposed adjustments were accepted by team owners during a meeting earlier today. WBZ's Brian Antonelli reports.

Self-proclaimed "light witch," "mystic," "tarot consultant," and "part-mermaid" Leeza Masia is taking the tarot cards into her own hands. WBZ's Matt Shearer reports.

Melissa Hoffer, who served as the Environmental Protection Agency's Principal Deputy General Counsel, filled the newly created role that answers directly to Healey. WBZ's Madison Rogers reports.

According to her husband, Juliet was a social worker in Boston that fled her home country of Uganda for better opportunities after her father was killed by the nation's dictator at the time, Idi Amin. WBZ's Kendall Buhl reports.

The 17-month-old vaccination policy allows for religious and medical exemptions. WBZ's Kendall Buhl reports.

Lynnfield Developer, Alb-Illyrians Housing, is building a 56-hundred-square-foot home entirely made out of steel and concrete. WBZ's Kim Tunnicliffe reports:

Ana Walshe was last seen at her home in Cohasset just after midnight on New Year's Day. Police are now seeking the public's help in locating Walshe. WBZ's Jim MacKay reports:

Hello, Ni Hao, Namaste and Selamat siang (suh-lah-mat see-ahng), to our new listeners in Singapore! The first episode of 2023 brings us a DBG from January 2nd, 1993. This one shall be titled: Punny New Year! We're off to a bad start but Take 2 brings smooth sailing. The Members of the Panel: Mary in Somerville Christopher in Boston Addie Lisa from Topsfield Matt Phipps from Traffic, not working but on the phone Jack Harte working in Traffic And I’m producing and playing in studio Norm has to reach into the Birthday Bag and pull-out names from the week: ‘Jailbird’ Jim Bakker – and boy, do we ‘cook up’ all sorts of jokes Diahann Cannon and we have a ‘blast’ with this. Jane Wyman Tony Bennett Woody Allen Robert Duvall Bonnie Franklin Loretta Young – more pun with this one too! And Kenny Loggins Commercials: Baby Gold Bond – Robin McEntire from Tracey CA and her now comfy, less irritated daughter Lou Innis and his watch allergy for Gold Bond Terrific Thursday’s with WBZ and the NE Aquarium We’ve got a party package full of other silliness: Mary, can you hear me? Sensuous ear wax blowing and eye lash batting Miss Downey, one of Norm’s teachers whom he had lust in his heart for. Realizing we have 12 yr old playing Norm apologizes but Chris doesn’t mind at all. Jack Harte’s School of Cockamamie Touch the radio and be healed! Diahann Cannon’s daughter, Jennifer, is in the Teen Canteen audience There’s an interesting technique on how you can surmise a woman’s age. Religious incantations Liberries on toosday and get some noosepapers An important question is posed: Caledonia, Caldeonia what makes your big head so hard? Gasps and Lulls Christopher woke up from a bad dream three minutes before he called in but will not reveal the details to spare the audience from being frightened. We get a descriptive explanation of Addie’s Birthday Game outfit Selling Plumbing Supplies and Indian Blankets just outside of Fond du Lac, WI Phony affectionate laughs Lisa selling her previous prizes on the black market Norm filling requests for his picture by sending the one that appeared in a 1948 National Geographic. Hanging up on the host Lustful dreams And Norm closes with a very serious article from the California Avocado Media Bureau. However, those in Kansas City and Pittsburgh are not going to be happy about it. Ep 120, Punny New Year, drops to your ears in 3, 2 and 1. patreon.com/normnathanvos

The wolf moon will be visible on Friday at about 6:09 P.M. when it reaches its peak illumination. WBZ's Drew Moholland reports:

The request funds would have made up 47 percent of the estimated $3.976 billion total project cost for its design and construction phases. WBZ's Jim MacKay reports:

The former defensive tackle is hosting a show called "NFL Tailgate Takedown," which is filmed during the NFL games. WBZ's Drew Moholland has more:

Fred Brown has been going to the same Dunkin' on Lewis Street every day for the past 40 years and has become close with the manager and employees. WBZ's James Rojas reports:

Governor Maura Healey takes the oath of office, ahead of a Garden party this evening. Still no House Speaker. WBZ's Matt Shearer finds a hidden town in Needham. 5 minutes of news that will keep you in The Loop.

The Wandering Stage is a trailer that transforms into a 20-foot mobile stage and travels with its own lights, sound system, and technicians. WBZ's Brooke McCarthy reports:

When passing "vulnerable road users" people driving motor vehicles will need to keep a distance of at least four feet. WBZ's Jim MacKay reports:

Most of the officers suspended had public accusations of misconduct against them, including a State Police trooper and a Fall River police officer. WBZ's Jim MacKay has more:

The four-way intersection of Belmont Street, Belmont Avenue, and Manomet Street is considered one of the most dangerous in Brockton. WBZ's Kim Tunnicliffe reports.

WBZ;s Chris Fama reports.

Both of the defendants were each charged on five counts of elder neglect, but a judge dismissed those indictments. WBZ's Carl Stevens report.

The 'Lone Walk' is a solo trip that the Governor takes to reach the base of the steps in front of the State House, symbolizing the Governor's return to being a private citizen. WBZ's Suzanne Sausville reports.

Many residents were quick to recommend Patriots Place as the destination to visit in town, but there were plenty of other features from Foxborough to consider. WBZ's Matt Shearer reports.

In his address, Baker thanked the Commonwealth population for allowing him and Lieutenant Governor Karyn Polito to attend thousands of fundraisers, charities, and celebrations on behalf of "all kinds of good causes." WBZ's Chris Fama reports.

WBZ's Shari Small reports.

The hotline number is 833-773-2445. WBZ's Carl Stevens reports.

Support is pouring in for a Bills player that collapsed on the field during Monday Night Football. WBZ's Jim MacKay reports.

A month-long shutdown in August couldn't fix all the problems with the Orange Line, which has now pulled multiple cars for an electrical issue. WBZ's James Rojas has more:

WBZ's Charlie Bergeron reports.

The study looked at more than 2,700 teenagers and young adults in Canada. WBZ's Shari Small reports.

Tens of thousands of revelers celebrated the new year at First Night in Boston. A new year means new laws go into effect. Police in Idaho assure residents the suspect arrested in the murder of four college students is likely the only one. 5 minutes of news that will keep you in the loop.

Mary Chung announced the Chinese food restaurant was closing for good on the last day of 2022 after being a staple for the Cambridge community for the past 40 years. WBZ's Suzanne Sausville reports:

2023 marks the second year in a row that the first Boston baby of the new year was born at Brigham and Women's Hospital. WBZ's Shari Small reports:

While some people try to get creative with their New Year's resolutions each year, many people end up making resolutions that fit themes of fitness, health, and finances. WBZ's Suzanne Sausville reports:

Kevin Driscoll has 23 puppets that he uses to entertain at parties, senior centers, and corporate events. WBZ's Kim Tunnicliffe reports:

They're paying it forward in Gloucester, where a generous, anonymous gift to a library renovation project has caught fire. WBZ's Kendall Buhl reports.

Whether you eat it on a burger, with eggs, or plain, it's a day for bacon lovers to remember. WBZ's James Rojas reports:

Tom Fallon's passion began when his mom gave him a box of toy soldiers nearly 70 years ago. WBZ's Suzanne Sausville reports:

The Wings Initiative is a student-run sustainable organization that works to fight fast fashion using social media. WBZ's Kendall Buhl reports:

The coldest Christmas in a decade. Winter weather continues to cause headaches for holiday travelers. Police in Colorado are investigating a shooting at a Jehovah's Witness center. Five minutes of news to keep you in the Loop.

Dangerously low temperatures stretch across the United States. Ukraine celebrates Christmas in the midst of the Russian invasion. Shoppers race for last-minute gifts for the holidays. Five minutes of news to keep you in the Loop.

Wbz idiots ignore passing of Mike King and Flashdance singer Irene Cara dies from the covid shot?