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NEW MUSIC : Sam Smith & Demi Lovato – I’m Ready
Today, Capitol Records released Sam Smith’s new single, “I’m Ready” with Demi Lovato. “I’m Ready” is an unabashed slice of pop perfection – a bold declaration by the pair that they are ready to be loved. Their emotive vocals soar over a powerful gospel chorus and pulsating bassline. The global superstars announced their collaboration earlier […]
Believe In Books is Still Doing Their Part to Make Sure the Children of the Mount Washington Valley Have Books to Read
AO Lucy from Believe in Books Literacy Foundation called in to talk with Gino on The Magic Morning Show today and the two discussed how Believe in Books is considered an “essential” business and despite the COVID-19 concern they have continued on with their services with slight changes. AO made sure to mention that the […]
Shop For Your Pet Safely with 3 Easy Ways at Four Your Paws Only!
Brian Ahearn from Four Your Paws Only called in to Gino and The Magic Morning Show earlier today and told us all about how FYPO has adjusted their business in order to make sure their customers and staff are safe. Four Your Paws Only is an “essential” business and has switched over to a Curbside/Call […]
Eating with The Valley Originals has Never Been More Important
Genn Anzaldi of The Valley Originals and J-Town Deli talked with Roy Prescott last week via the phone and they were able to discuss how the Valley Originals are reacting to the COVID-19 outbreak. Some of the Valley Originals have closed for the time being but there are many that are still open and doing […]
Furniture! Appliances! Electronics! The Premier Home Store Wants to Make Sure YOU are in Comfort as You Stay At Home
Sean Young from the Premier Home Store called Gino on The Magic Morning Show today and they talked about how Premier North Conway is an “essential” business and they are still serving the Mount Washington Valley when it comes to Furniture, Appliances, Electronics, and more. Now Premier has closed their front door to foot traffic […]
CED Conway is Practicing Social Distancing and is Continuing to Serve the Valley’s Electrical Needs
Nick Swan of CED Conway called Gino earlier today on The Magic Morning Show and told us all about how CED is reacting to the COVID-19 concern and what changes they have brought to their business practices. CED is open as they are an essential business however they have decided to close their doors and […]
Cumberland County Sheriff’s Office Receives National Recognition for Simultaneous Accreditation
Under the leadership of Sheriff Kevin J. Joyce, who took office in 2010, the Cumberland County Sheriff’s Office became one of four Sheriff’s Office’s nationwide to be awarded the National Sheriff’s Association Triple Crown Award in 2020.
The Triple Crown Award was established by the National Sheriff’s Association to recognize those sheriff’s offices, which achieve simultaneous accreditation from three accrediting bodies, The Commission on the Accreditation of Law Enforcement Agencies, the American Correctional Association’s Commission on Accreditation for Corrections, and the National Commission on Correctional Healthcare. Currently, there are a total of 3,081 Sheriff’s Offices in the United States. Only 68 other Sheriffs’ Offices have ever attained this award since the award was established in 1993. The Cumberland County Sheriff’s Office is the only agency in Maine to have received this award. Accreditation is a team effort that involves all agency personnel.
This is a significant accomplishment that the Sheriff’s Office personnel should be commended on for the ongoing pursuit of excellence in public safety.
The Cumberland County Jail was the State of Maine’s first adult detention facility to have achieved accreditation from the American Correctional Association in 2002. In 2005, the agency became accredited by the National Commission on Correctional Healthcare illustrating their commitment to providing nationally accepted standards of care in health services delivery to the inmates housed in the facility.
In 2015, the agency became accredited by the Commission on Accreditation of Law Enforcement Agencies for demonstrating compliance with the best practices related to life, health, and safety procedures for the agency and ensuring law enforcement is prepared to meet basic community service expectations and manage critical events. The Cumberland County Sheriff’s Office is committed to maintaining the pursuit of best practices in law enforcement, corrections, and public service.
For more information please visit cumberlandso.org
Feel Good Story of the Week – Cat Reunited with Owner After 11 Days in Airport Ceiling
A cat that escaped from her owner at a security checkpoint in New York’s LaGuardia Airport was returned to the distraught woman after spending 11 days hiding in the ceiling. Taylor Le was moving from New York to California when she booked a Christmas Eve flight for herself and her six-year-old cat, Muji. When TSA agents had her remove the cat from her carrier at the security checkpoint, Muji escaped and led Le and airport staff on a chase that ended when the cat climbed a series of platforms to a ceiling enclosure and disappeared inside. Muji was found in the ceiling, but no one could get the cat to come out. Finally, 11 days after Muji fled from security, Le received word that she was safely caught in a trap.
Read the full story here.
Box Office Recap – 01/11/2021
As critics continue to share negative reviews of Wonder Woman 1984—its score on Rotten Tomatoes has officially been downgraded to “Rotten”—the Gal Gadot starrer has dropped 45% at the box office, with just $3 million in receipts this weekend. Its running cume for three weeks is $32.6 million. About 60% of movie theaters are shut down.
The film was released simultaneously on HBO Max, and has two more weeks on that service, before it’s pulled, and it has around 30 days left in theaters.
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