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Thursday, September 20, 2012
A skater takes advantage of the open space of Copley Square, despite the "No Skateboarding" sign posted in the square, outside the Boston Public Library. (gomattolson/Flickr)

Boston’s Skatepark Finally Due To Break Ground

Ten years in the making, plans for Boston’s Charles River Skatepark are underway. But some remain skeptical.

Previewing Thursday’s U.S. Senate Debate

In one of the most closely watched races in the country,  Republican incumbent Sen. Scott Brown and his Democratic challenger Elizabeth Warren will meet in the first of four televised debates.

How To Have A Successful Debate

Tad Devine, a political media consultant who has worked for Democratic and independent candidates, gave some insider tips what it takes for a candidate to come out a debate winner.

Weekend Picks: Dropkick Murphys, Pompeii And Piano, Classic Cars, Southie On Stage

The Boston Globe arts writer joined us to share some of her suggestions of where to go and what to see.

(Courtesy of The Boston Cup)

From Air Traffic Controller To Musician

Dave Munro was an air traffic controller in the Navy. The distance from everyone he knew and the loneliness inspired him to become a songwriter.

The Boston-based band, Air Traffic Controller. From left to right: Alison Shipton, Dave Munro and Steve Scott. (Aayesha Siddiqui/WBUR)

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