Episode 95
from NEXT New England Hosted by Connecticut Public Radio
This week on NEXT: We discuss security concerns on the Northern border of the United States. A Vermont Supreme Court ruling touches on when an action can be construed as a threat, and when it falls under a person’s right to free speech. Plus, while the Steamship Authority is performing an audit of the Martha’s Vineyard Ferry, we discuss the history and the future of the shipping industry in New England. We also hear about the “living memorial” to Holocaust survivors created by one Massachusetts man. We tour the Mark Twain house with a group of Puerto Rican evacuees. Finally, Maine-based L.L. Bean is finding unlikely success in Japan. It’s NEXT. (more…)
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This week on NEXT: We discuss security concerns on the Northern border of the United States. And a Vermont Supreme Court ruling touches on when an action can be construed as a threat, and when it falls under a persons right to free speech. Plus, while th
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