Speaker 1: This is WBZY, Boston's news radio, redefining local news.
Speaker 2: Fifty nine degrees in Boston at six o'clock. Good morning,
Speaker 2: I'm Charlie Burger on. Here's what's happening. Great day to
Speaker 2: get outside, get some yard work, gone, do some apple picking.
Speaker 3: I expect a breezy and nice day to day with
Speaker 3: plenty of sunshine and a high around seventy.
Speaker 2: And then Sunday looks like a good day to vacuum
Speaker 2: in the house. PACKI Weather is LaTroy Thornton has the
Speaker 2: full four day forecast coming up. Busy day at the
Speaker 2: garden later on. Today, it's a one o'clock face off
Speaker 2: of the Bruins as they take on the Los Angeles Kings,
Speaker 2: and then tonight preseason baskets with the Celtics and the Sixers.
Speaker 2: They'll start just after eight o'clock, second to last preseason
Speaker 2: game for the Celtics. Their regular season begins on the
Speaker 2: twenty second in ten days, and Patriots rookie Drake May
Speaker 2: gets the start tomorrow. Pats and Texans at you Let
Speaker 2: kickoff at one o'clock and break on Tremont Street, causing
Speaker 2: some serious flooding. Artists at the Piano Craft gallery will
Speaker 2: feel the effects for sometime with WBZ TV's Best Room ANOO.
Speaker 1: The problem is it's the second time it's happened on
Speaker 1: this block in a week and a half, a double
Speaker 1: blow for the gallery as well as for neighbors questioning
Speaker 1: why it happened twice.
Speaker 4: There had been some noise and there's been flooding downstairs.
Speaker 3: I live in the basement.
Speaker 4: Luckily my unit wasn't affected, but there the lounges are closed,
Speaker 4: some areas that the building aren't closed.
Speaker 1: You don't get enough water coming out of the fossie
Speaker 1: if you want to take a shower, it's basically not
Speaker 1: enough pressure to bathe it. Because of this, the gallery
Speaker 1: has to cancel it shows through the end of the
Speaker 1: year and now reschedule next year, looking for as much
Speaker 1: support as it can get.
Speaker 5: I hope you get some kind of like a support
Speaker 5: from the city. That's all go right now, because you're
Speaker 5: really gallery is not just a simple gallery. The gallery
Speaker 5: is a big I can support and resource for the
Speaker 5: community around that area.
Speaker 1: The Boston Water and Sewer Commission is investigating, but leaves
Speaker 1: this break may have to do with a similar one
Speaker 1: in Brookline on Wednesday, but neighbor's here just hope it
Speaker 1: doesn't happen again.
Speaker 2: And the culprit is a one hundred and fifty year
Speaker 2: old pipe with a crack right down its side. Jews
Speaker 2: gathering on the holiest day of the new year to
Speaker 2: atone for their sins and reflect on the war that
Speaker 2: continues in the Middle East.
Speaker 6: It's definitely been a very tough year for the Jewish community.
Speaker 6: Rabbi jos Of Zaklos of Habbad downtown Boston reflects on
Speaker 6: the challenge now facing Israel and the Jewish people as
Speaker 6: Jewish Americans gather who observe Jum Kapor, the holiest day
Speaker 6: on the Jewish calendar. The Land of Israel has gone
Speaker 6: through extraordinarily difficult challenges up to this point, but I
Speaker 6: think they've also shown extreme resilience. Rabbi Zachlos encouraging members
Speaker 6: of his congregation to rely on their faith and to
Speaker 6: pray for Israel, the Jewish people, and for peace. Mike
Speaker 6: Macklin WBZ, Boston's news radio.
Speaker 2: Is an Biden pressure Israel to stop shooting eight UN
Speaker 2: peacekeepers in Lebanon following two recent incidents.
Speaker 7: Over the last two days. UNIFIL says IDF soldiers have
Speaker 7: fired on four occasions towards their headquarters. They said in
Speaker 7: one case at Nakura, they fired towards some of their
Speaker 7: operating bases as well, and that four UNIFIL peacekeepers have
Speaker 7: been injured. That has drawn strong condemnation from Antonio Buteresh,
Speaker 7: the UN Secretary General. We know that Uaf Galant, the
Speaker 7: Israeli Defense Minister, has had a conversation with his American counterpart,
Speaker 7: Lloyd Austin, who has urged Israel to take more care.
Speaker 2: The BBC's and a foster reporting from Beirut. Let's check
Speaker 2: the four day wdbzch you weather Forecastle Troy Thornton tells
Speaker 2: us Today it's going to be a great day, sunshine, breezy,
Speaker 2: hi to about seventy. Clouds will roll in tonight, we
Speaker 2: drop back to forty five Tomorrow, a cloudy, chili day,
Speaker 2: some rain, some drizzle at times, especially from late morning
Speaker 2: through the day. Temperatures low fifties in Boston, low sixties
Speaker 2: south of the city for the holiday On Monday morning
Speaker 2: showers and then windy in the afternoon, with some clouds,
Speaker 2: maybe some sunshine and still a linkering shower. High to
Speaker 2: about sixty Tuesday, brisk and chili sun at times, and
Speaker 2: again there could be a shower of temperatures in the fifties.
Speaker 2: So certainly of the next four days, this is it today.
Speaker 2: Enjoy it right now, fifty nine degrees In Boston at
Speaker 2: six h five, A big name vodka teams up with
Speaker 2: a local nonprofit to help a local farm. Here's wbz's
Speaker 2: Kyle Bray.
Speaker 3: In the past, Tito's employees have worked with the Boston
Speaker 3: Area Gleaners to help package up surplus food at Stonefield
Speaker 3: Farm and act In. But now they're really getting their
Speaker 3: hands dirty. They're helping build a rock wall as a
Speaker 3: part of a farm regeneration project. Boston Area Gleaners executive
Speaker 3: director Usha Trekar says that involves stuff like.
Speaker 4: New soil on the farm field to improve drainage at
Speaker 4: some composts, we plant a cover crop, and now we're
Speaker 4: rebuilding the perimeter wall so that next year or hopefully
Speaker 4: the year after, it can go back and be a
Speaker 4: production field.
Speaker 3: Victoria Lewis Watti says they decided to help rebuild the
Speaker 3: century's old wall because they wanted to leave a lasting
Speaker 3: impact on the farm.
Speaker 1: They said it will be a really transformational project for
Speaker 1: them that hopefully will be there another one hundred years.
Speaker 3: From acton Kyle Bray WBZ Boston's news radio.
Speaker 2: The Equatarium in Worcester about to undergo a little facelift,
Speaker 2: an announcement this week outlining plans including an eighty three
Speaker 2: hundred square foot traveling exhibit gallery and a rooftop solar
Speaker 2: array that will help Quitarium host traveling exhibits. The ten
Speaker 2: month projects had to begin later this month, then expected
Speaker 2: to be finished in time for the museum's bi centennial
Speaker 2: next fall. A Massachusetts pharmacist ordered to serve up to
Speaker 2: fifteen years in Michigan for the deaths of eleven patients
Speaker 2: being treated for pain. Glenn Chinn currently serving more than
Speaker 2: ten years for his role in the twenty twelve New
Speaker 2: England compounding center tainted steroids case. He pleaded guilty to
Speaker 2: the Michigan charges back in August. Chin oversaw production at
Speaker 2: the Framingham Company, which shipped steroids to pink clinics all
Speaker 2: around the fifty States, A positive step taken in one
Speaker 2: Midwestern states fight against the opioid epidemics.
Speaker 8: In Minnesota, opioid overdose deaths dropped by eight percent last year,
Speaker 8: according to the state Health Department. It's the first time
Speaker 8: in five years that has happened. It gives people hope,
Speaker 8: and Colleen Ronnie, executive director of Changed the Outcome, says
Speaker 8: it's a sign that heightened awareness and availability of naloxone
Speaker 8: are working. Ronnie's son Luke, died of an overdose eight
Speaker 8: years ago.
Speaker 4: For a lot of people who work in advocacy in
Speaker 4: this area, there's compassion fatigue. I mean you get to
Speaker 4: where you think, is it ever going to get better?
Speaker 4: And it is getting better.
Speaker 8: She says, there is still more work to do, as
Speaker 8: non fatal overdoses increased by eleven percent. Jennifer Kuiper CBS News.
Speaker 2: Some Columbus day weekend closures that Orange Line writers should
Speaker 2: be aware of. There will be no service between Forest
Speaker 2: Hills and Back Bay through the twentieth of this month.
Speaker 2: A track work extended to North State. Over this coming
Speaker 2: three day weekend, shuttle buses will be available between Forest
Speaker 2: Hills and Back Bay. You can also use the Green
Speaker 2: Line between Copley and North Station. Commuter rail will be
Speaker 2: free from Forest Hills, Ruggles, Back Bay and South Station.
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