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Traffic in Greater Boston is as frustrating as ever, with many feeling like it's just par for the course. But does it have to be? Massachusetts already has several ideas on the table to ease congestion, including congestion pricing. If congestion pricing came to Boston, would you pay a little more to drive into the city, or would you seek alternative transportation?

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Bradley Jay Fills In On NightSide with Dan Rea:

Continued conversation with veterinarian Dr. John de Jong who answered the listener's questions about their dogs, cats, birds, and other furry friends! Listen in!

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The listener's got a chance to ask questions about their dogs, cats, birds, or other furry friends. From puzzling behaviors and nutrition to common health concerns and preventative care, veterinarian Dr. John de Jong answered everyone's questions. Listen in!

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Bradley threw open the phone lines for a discussion of whatever was on the listener's minds! Discussion included how our entertainment viewing has changed, how spoons are usually not part of the table setting anymore in restaurants, bad dreams, music, dating on the cheap, and a little sports chat. 

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Bradley threw open the phone lines for a discussion of whatever was on the listener's minds! Discussion included visiting NH, the joys of sobriety, fear of ticks, making music, and US-Canada relations. 

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Continued conversation with author and historian Anthony Sammarco who has written more than 80 books on Boston's rich history. His latest books, S.S. Pierce: A Boston Tradition, The Church of the Holy Spirit, and A History of the Milton Cemetery, join his long list of works that reminisce about years gone by. Bradley opened the lines for listeners to chat with Sammarco about their memories of iconic places and beyond. Listen in!

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Bradley Jay Fills In On NightSide with Dan Rea:

Author and historian Anthony Sammarco has written more than 80 books on Boston's rich history. His latest books, S.S. Pierce: A Boston Tradition, The Church of the Holy Spirit, and A History of the Milton Cemetery, join his long list of works that reminisce about years gone by. Bradley opened the lines for listeners to chat with Sammarco about their memories of iconic places and beyond. Listen in!

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Most of us probably imagined we'd end up in a different career than the one we actually have. Maybe you dreamed of being a firefighter, a teacher, a doctor, or even a radio talk host…but life had other plans. Dan wanted to know what career you thought you'd have and why it didn't pan out!

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In a move to improve voter turnout, Swampscott is considering allowing 16- and 17-year-olds to vote in local elections. The proposal is part of a broader effort that also includes moving town elections from the spring to November and providing childcare during annual town meetings. If residents support the measure, town officials would still need approval from the Massachusetts Legislature before lowering the voting age could take effect.

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