The sportstalkers at WEEI can be heard on your FM dial beginning on Monday, just in time for the Patriots season opener in Miami. Surprisingly, WEEI will take over 93.7 WMKK's Mike FM signal as a simulcast of its normal spot at 850 on the AM dial.
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Ted Kennedy Jr. isn't running for the Senate. Some Boston students want easier access to condoms. Remember to follow Bostonist on Twitter and like us on Facebook.
- People are coming and going at Fox 25. Morning host Kim Carrigan renewed her contract. Anchor/reporter Frank Mallicoat is leaving for a gig with the CBS affiliate in San Francisco. WFXT added Brockton native Tyisha Fernandes from the Fox station in Fort Myers and Providence TV anchor Elizabeth Hopkins to their morning show team. [Herald]
Tom Brady had a truly forgettable game on Sunday in Cleveland. He's making news for other things that we bet he wants us to remember.
As questions continue to mount in the shooting death of 20-year old Danroy Henry of Easton over the weekend, Senator Scott Brown has now joined calls for a "thorough investigation" into the incident. Brown told WEEI's Dennis and Callahan show that he was working with the family to determine what happened. The Globe said Brown wasn't specific on what constitutes a "thorough investigation" and who would run it.
Despite Tom Brady's awesomeness on the field, there are times when he does things that make you wonder about him. Then, he provides us with unequivocal redemption.
Has the world gone mad? Our entertainment world has lost its collective mind and has been shaken to its very core. Paula Abdul has left American Idol. The Globe and WEEI appear to have a rapproachment. And, George W. Bush finally thought of a mistake he made. Okay, made that one up. The other two look solid, though.
Sergeant James Crowley, the Cambridge police officer who arrested Henry Louis Gates Jr., actually appeared on WEEI's Dennis & Callahan show this morning to give his version of the events. Crowley reportedly was asked about president Barack Obama's comments on the arrest of Gates last week, and was given a chance to apologize. He didn't exactly criticize Obama directly. He did say it was "regrettable" that someone would comment on this incident "without knowing the whole story". Crowley appeared to speak in a very calm, rational manner during his call-in appearance. It's his right to choose to explain or not explain himself in any forum he wishes. Given Dennis & Callahan's history, their show might not be the right choice. Look, Ed Harding is an ex-sports reporter, too. But, he is not controversial.
On Thursday, Boston fans were treated to the latest chapter of an epic rivalry in the Boston sports scene. Set aside your notions of Red Sox-Yankees, Celtics-Lakers, Bruins-Canadians. We're talking the long-standing feud between the Boston Globe and WEEI, which was thrust back into the spotlight courtesy of the blogging equivalent of a flat-palm slap across the face dealt by Boston.com's Chad Finn.
It's pretty sweet, isn't it? The Red Sox are going into Yankee Stadium for the last time (OK, OK, the last time during the regular season), Tim Wakefield made a more-or-less triumphant return to the rotation, the bullpen pitched as well as it has all year, and Alex Rodriguez was booed off the field by the Bronx more-or-less faithful. And the mighty Rays are stumbling, so the Sox are right back in this thing. It's a good day.
--Massachusetts earned a C in state government from the Pew Center. Given the state of the Big Dig, is it any wonder? [Boston Herald]
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