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The 62nd Annual Grammy Awards – RECAP
BILLIE EILISH WINS BIG AT ‘GRAMMY AWARDS’ – (01/27/2020) The biggest night in music, the Grammy Awards, went down Sunday night in L.A. at the Staples Center airing live on CBS, with Alicia Keys hosting for the second year running. The non-televised portion 62nd Grammy Awards began with a moment of silence for NBA star Kobe Bryant, […]
Remembering Kobe Bryant
REMEMBERING KOBE BRYANT – (01/27/2020) Celebrities reacted to the shocking and tragic death of NBA legend Kobe Bryant, who died in his private helicopter crash yesterday morning (January 26th) in Calabasas, California. He was 41. According to TMZ, Kobe’s rep confirmed that his daughter Gianna Maria Onore was also on board the helicopter and […]
Box Office Recap – 01/27/2020
‘BAD BOYS FOR LIFE’ AND ‘1917’ SURGE PAST $100M – (01/27/2020) Sony’s Bad Boys for Life, starring Will Smith and Martin Lawrence, and Universal–Amblin–New Republic’s Oscar-contender 1917 surged past the $100 million mark at the box office, becoming 2020’s first films to reach that landmark. Bad Boys snagged $34 million this weekend, for a running […]
Mountain Meister Recap – Week 3 – 01/23/2020
The 2020 Season of Mountain Meisters is under way at Cranmore and Kevin Hamlin joined Gino on The Magic Morning Show to tell us all about Week 3! Kevin told us that the week’s participation was just around 300 racers! He said it was a very successful MLK Weekend and Cranmore and there’s a bunch […]
North Country Independent Living and The Brain Injury Association of NH Presents: The Vertical Challenge @ Bretton Woods – Saturday, 01/25/2020
On Saturday, January 25, 2020 the Brain Injury Association of New Hampshire will be hosting its Vertical Challenge Winter Event at Bretton Woods Ski Resort. There are two fun ways to participate, ski and find the letters to solve the anagram or snowshoe and receive a poker hand. Today, Gino was joined in studio by […]
The 10th Annual Dairy Queen Customer Appreciation Day is this Wednesday, January 22nd! 50% OFF Deals!
This Wednesday, January 22nd is the 10th Annual “Customer Appreciation” Day at Dairy Queen in North Conway! Everything in store is 50% OFF! That’s the whole menu, the cakes, the ice cream… everything! (Some exclusions do apply). Brian and Lucy, the owners of Dairy Queen joined Gino and The Magic Morning Show today to tell […]
North Conway Public Library Reopens December 8th
As the North Conway Library nears the completion of their $3.9 million expansion and renovation project a soft reopening is planned for Tuesday, December 8th from 10am to 2pm and Library Director Andrea Masters joined Gino on the Magic Morning Show today to tell us all about it. Listen below and get all the info!
The library will resume in-person operations with reduced hours and a limited number of visitors allowed at one time with a maximum of 30 minutes per visit.
Hours will be Tuesdays 10am-2pm, Thursdays 10am-2pm, and Fridays 12pm-4pm. Days and hours are subject to change. A detailed reopening plan can be found online under services.
Curbside service will continue throughout the winter. The pick-up location has moved to the rear of the building next to the main entrance door. Appointments for elderly and medically vulnerable patrons will be offered by request.
The library is equipped with a state-of-the-art ventilation equipment and air can be completely filtered and “renewed” every 12 minutes throughout the building. HEPA-filters are in place and will be changed regularly.
Strict protocol is in place for the safety of staff and patrons that includes mandatory face masks for patrons age 2+, social distancing, acrylic screens at circulation desk, surfaces cleaned every two hours, and a 72-hour quarantine of returned library materials.
The North Conway Public Library is a privately funded, non-profit 501(c)(3) organization and receives no regular funds from the Town, the State, or the federal government.
The library’s capital campaign is ongoing, with $400k left to raise for the funding of the interior Infrastructure, furniture, technology, equipment, and books. Donations are accepted online or by mailing to PO Box 409, North Conway, NH 03860. For more information, visit NorthConwayLibrary.com.
‘”People” Unveils Its People of the Year for 2020
GEORGE CLOONEY:
While returning to the spotlight for The Midnight Sky, he’s continuing to advocate for justice with the Clooney Foundation for Justice. He’s also given $500K to the Equal Justice Initiative in the wake of George Floyd’s murder and $1 million to COVID-19 relief efforts.
SELENA GOMEZ:
Gomez was toasted for putting out a No. 1 album, Rare, becoming a successful cooking show host with HBO Max’s Selena + Chef, becoming one of the most-followed people on Instagram with 195 million fans, and using that platform to share messages from Black Lives Matter activists who were protesting police brutality.
Gomez also launched an inclusive makeup brand that set the goal of raising $100 million in 10 years to give people access to mental health services, while speaking out about her own personal struggles.
REGINA KING:
The Oscar-winning King has become a powerful voice to drive the vote and support marginalized communities amid the pandemic and a spate of police violence. She is also making her directorial debut in One Night in Miami, which bows Christmas Day.
ANTHONY FAUCI:
Dr. Fauci stepped up in 2020, providing Americans with guidance and leadership in an uncertain and frightening time.
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Missing Boy from Naples Found
On December 1st at approximately 2:30pm, the Sheriff’s Office responded to a report of a 13 year old Naples boy who was reported missing by his parents. The boy was last seen at his home at approximately 12:30pm.
The situation was complicated by the fact that the boy suffers from an intellectual development disorder, along with other serious medical conditions. The boy’s parents and law enforcement had tremendous concern for his safety and a Code RED alert was activated by the Cumberland County Regional Communications Center.
Code RED is an emergency alert system used to notify our citizens of emergencies in the area such as severe weather alerts, evacuation notices, missing persons and many other dangerous situations. An alert can be sent through land and cell phone calls, text messages, and email, and is capable of delivering up to 60,000 notifications per hour. A Code RED alert was sent to a targeted 10-mile radius of the boy’s home notifying residents and businesses to be on the lookout and to report any sightings or contacts with him.
While a Code RED was being sent, multiple K-9 teams were utilized in search efforts, along with members of the Maine Warden Service. Deputies eventually found the boy walking along Harrison Rd in Naples at approximately 6:00pm. He was uninjured and subsequently returned home to his parents.
Although Code RED did not play a part in locating the missing boy, it can be a tremendous resource to public safety agencies and extremely beneficial to our citizens. To sign up for the Code RED Emergency Alert system, go to www.cumberlandcounty.org and click on the link for Code Red.