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Sad news. Jim is a titan in Boston TV news history.
Jim Boyd, former anchor and reporter at WCVB-TV for nearly four decades, has died. Boyd was 84 years old. wcvb.com/article/wcvb-tv-new…
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DOJ Election Monitors Expected in Boston and Lowell
U.S. Department of Justice election monitors are expected in Boston and Lowell for the November election, according to Massachusetts officials.
newbostonpost.com/doj-electi…
Evan Lips retweeted
Take a good look at prime Gordie Howe. As long as that line doesn’t break, he’s reeling in everything up to, and including, Moby Dick.
Evan Lips retweeted
Elon Musk buying X was a turning point for independent media.
You no longer need a corporate newsroom or powerful backers to disrupt the media establishment in a major city like Boston.
My news outlet @MassDailyNews is living proof and it started right here on X.
FOUR YEARS AGO TODAY: Elon Musk walked into Twitter headquarters carrying a bathroom sink and delivered a message that would become one of the most memorable moments in social media history.
“Let that sink in.”
Just one day later, Musk officially took control of Twitter in a $44 billion deal, setting off a political and cultural shakeup that transformed the platform into X and reignited the national battle over free speech, censorship and Big Tech’s influence in politics.
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You have to wonder why Tampa went full “Devil Rays” throwback.
Because they had so much success wearing those 30 years ago?
Evan Lips retweeted
One-time Lowell Sun scribe @evanmlips shares a few inside stories on his days at the Lowell Sun and provides a little inside insight into the difference between the Massachusetts and New Hampshire political scenes; #InsideLowell
Evan Lips retweeted
On This Date in 1987: With the bases loaded and two out in the bottom of the sixth in Game 6 of the #WorldSeries, the Cardinals brought in the lefty Ken Dayley to face Kent Hrbek, who hit his first pitch over the center-field fence for the biggest grand slam in Twins history.
Evan Lips retweeted
Todd Benzinger wasn't a star, but he was a nice guy to a young kid from Massachusetts many years ago. RIP.
Benzinger, who broke in with the Red Sox and was a member of the Reds' 1990 World Series championship team, has died. He was 63. trib.al/jMPkqAu































