7/29: Historic Hillary! We Fishwrap the convention, the platforms and the campaign with Congressman John Olver and the LGBTJP JM Sorrell; then we turn to herpes (programming just worked out that way) with Dr. Sheila Loanzon, author of “Yes, I Have Herpes: A Gynecologist’s Perspective In and Out of the Stirrups;” and then, “Inside/Out: what to Do Inside and Out in the Valley This Weekend” with Tinky Weisblat on “Love Walked In” in Charlemont, The Arts Report starring Easthampton City Arts Coordinator Julie Rosier; and in Northampton The Summer Concert Series –we preview the concert by the Ray Mason Band and the performance by the A2Z Yo-Yo Team.
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