WBQT-FM (Boston, MA)
WBQT is a radio station that broadcasts on 96.9 FM, catering to the Boston region. It features an urban-oriented Rhythmic contemporary format and is known as "Hot 96.9." The station's studios are situated in Dorchester, and it transmits from a tower located on top of the Prudential Tower in the Back Bay area of Boston.
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4 days ago |
hot969boston.com | Bianca Barratt
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1 week ago |
hot969boston.com | Michael Vyskocil
The City of Boston shared on Wednesday, May 7, that one new neighborhood will join the city's annual Open Streets program this year. Mattapan is joining the fold for the Open Streets initiative for the first time this year. The Open Streets program, which began in the summer of 2022, shuts the neighborhood streets to car traffic to open space for activities, bicycling, games, and small business vendors.
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1 week ago |
hot969boston.com | Michael Vyskocil
Acclaimed GRAMMY winner Lauryn Hill visited Harvard University for a roundtable presentation describing her approach to songwriting. Hill, 49, was part of the university's speaker series. The “Killing Me Softly” singer began her talk by stating how much time had passed since her last interview. She expressed concern that her words could be “underwhelming” to the crowd gathered to hear her speak.
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hot969boston.com | Michael Vyskocil
From April 30 to May 4, the Salem Horror Fest 8 showcased short horror films from New England filmmakers alongside a screening of the horror film "Session 9," which was filmed in Danvers. The Peabody Essex Museum hosted the event's opening night activities. Jury award winners and the winners of this year's George A. Romero Fellowship were announced.
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hot969boston.com | Tim Staskiewicz
State lawmakers in Massachusetts put forward plans to get tough on phone use in schools. The STUDY Act would stop students from using phones during school hours across all districts. AG Andrea Campbell pushed for tough rules with her "bell to bell" ban. MTA President Max Page told CBS News Boston, "Districts must create plans stopping phone use from when kids walk in until they leave."Teachers support the rules after seeing strict policies get results.
WBQT-FM (Boston, MA) journalists
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