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Sen. Scott Brown 3/16/2010
Dan Rea calls for action against backdoor efforts by Washington Democrats truing push healthcare reform through the House of Representatives. Sen. Scott Brown calls in to discuss strategies being used to block this move.
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Flood claims
WBZ's Mary Blake talks with Chantel Cyr of Travelers Insurance about filing a flood claim.
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My WBZ Afternoon Headlines 3/17/2010
Federal disaster officials toured parts of Massachusetts Wednesday, to assess damage from the nor'easter that brought three days of torrential rain and wind.
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Lawmaker works on holiday
Evacuation Day is a working day for State Senator Michael Knapick. He spoke with WBZ producer Jon Maclean.
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Lawsuit targets wheelchair repair company
WBZ producer Jon Maclean speaks with attorney Jon Freidmann, who represents the family of Jeff Thompson, who died as the result of injuries while men were working on his wheelchair.
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My WBZ Morning Headlines 3/17/2010
Braintree just one of many towns still dealing with flood waters from last weekend's storm. Details on this and more top morning stories.
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Officials bust major cocaine ring
Law enforcement officials say they've busted a major international cocaine ring, that brought drugs from Columbia to Boston. WBZ's Doug Cope reports.
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Disaster Drill at MCC
Middlesex Community College in Bedford tests its emergency preparedness. WBZ's Lana Jones reports.
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Murder in Stoughton
Stoughton police continue a murder investigation. One man is dead and another has been charged with first degree murder. WBZ'S Kendall Buhl talked with D.A.Bill Keating
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Cahill 'called out' by the governor
WBZ'S Mike Macklin talked with Massachusetts Treasurer Tim Cahill about being "called out" by the governor, for being silent on the health care debate.
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A town hit hard
WBZ Producer John Maclean speaks with WilmingtonTown Manager Michael Caira.
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Neil Puckett 3/15/2010
WBZ's Dan Rea is outraged about three Navy Seals facing court martial for allegedly assaulting a high profile terrorist. Attorney Neil Puckett is representing one of the accused and discusses the case.
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Jim Hirsch 3/15/2010
Author and biographer Jim Hirsch talks to WBZ's Dan Rea about his new book "Willie Mays: The Life, The Legend" the only authorized biography about the "Say Hey Kid".
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Gambling on New Revenue
Dan Rea talks about the need for slot machines to help raise much needed state funds and to keep race tracks alive.
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My WBZ Afternoon Headlines 3/15/2010
Gov. Deval Patrick declared a state of emergency Monday, as three days of relentless rain closed roads and spilled rivers and streams over their banks in Massachusetts.
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Storm closes roads in NH
WBZ's John Maclean speaks with Jim Vondongen of the New Hampshire Homeland Security and Emergency Management Office about the flooding from this weekend's storm.
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Nor'easter slams N. Andover
WBZ's John MacLean speaks with North Andover Police Sgt. EJ Foulds on the flooding there from this weekend's storm.
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