Rhondella Richardson
Anchor and Reporter at WCVB-TV (Boston, MA)
Emmy Award winning Anchor/Reporter for WCVB-TV Newscenter 5. Opinions and links are my own. RT don't = endorsements. Always digging for news & game for fun!
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6 days ago |
wcvb.com | Rhondella Richardson
The 129th Boston Marathon will be held on Monday, marking the 50th anniversary of Bob Hall's historic first wheelchair race. To honor the milestone, organizers are highlighting accessibility efforts to make the event more inclusive for runners and spectators of all abilities.
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1 week ago |
wmtw.com | Rhondella Richardson
RHONDELLA I LIKE THAT LINE. ED WELL, LIKE IT OR NOT, THE FACIAL RECOGNITION WHICH WILL BE AT THE GATES, THAT IS OPTIONAL. BUT HOW ABOUT THIS OTHER COOL HIGH TECH STUFF? IT’S GOING TO NAVIGATE YOU RIGHT FROM YOUR HOME TO THE IDEAL PARKING SPOT, TO WHERE YOU CAN GET YOUR CHICKEN TENDERS. AND FINALLY, YOUR SEAT. WE ARE TOLD IT IS A GAME CHANGER FOR FANS. SECOND AND GOAL. THEY WALK OUT OF HERE. REGARDLESS OF WHAT HAPPENED ON THE FIELD. THEY SAY, YOU KNOW WHAT? THAT WAS A REALLY GREAT EXPERIENCE.
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1 week ago |
wcvb.com | Rhondella Richardson
New artificial intelligence facial recognition technology will be arriving at Gillette Stadium entry points to make the ticketing and payment process, among other things, run smoother at the Foxborough, Massachusetts, venue.The multiyear network upgrade promises to make the fan experience better than watching on television. "We are evaluating facial recognition systems," Kraft Group Chief Information Officer Michael Israel said.
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1 week ago |
wcvb.com | Rhondella Richardson
AFTERNOON. FIVE ON YOUR HEALTH THIS MORNING. GETTING BACK INTO THE SWING OF GOLF SEASON. HERE WITH ADVICE IS DOCTOR MICHAEL KOLOSKI, AN ORTHOPEDIC SURGEON AT MASS GENERAL BRIGHAM. DOCTOR, THANK YOU SO MUCH FOR JOINING US THIS MORNING. EXCITED TO BE HERE. AND THANKS FOR HAVING ME. WELL, AS YOU KNOW, GOLF IS NOT A CONTACT SPORT. SO HOW DO PLAYERS END UP GETTING HURT? THAT’S A FANTASTIC QUESTION. FORTUNATELY, GOLF IS A LOW IMPACT SPORT THAT’S BEEN ATTRACTING PEOPLE OF ALL AGES.
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1 week ago |
wdsu.com | Rhondella Richardson
Actress Ayo Edebiri returned home to Boston on Thursday, visiting her high school for the first time since graduating in 2013. See the story in the video aboveEdebiri, who grew up in Savin Hill, attended Boston Latin School and was a part of the school's band, improv club, and acapella group, even singing the national anthem at Fenway Park in 2012.
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