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Twenty-two women will be honored in May when YWCA Northeastern Massachusetts presents its 38th Annual Tribute to Women.
Since 1983, the YWCA’s Tribute to Women has recognized more than 1,200 Merrimack Valley and North Shore women leaders from business and community organizations. Organizers say, “A hallmark of Tribute is that women honored come from all walks of life; their contributions are varied, and all are remarkable in their own unique way.”
The Tribute to Women takes place virtually May 13, at 6:30 p.m. This year, Tribute to Women’s Diamond sponsor is again Pfizer. Northshore Magazine and WHAV are media partners. Sponsorships for this major fundraiser are also available by contacting Jeanne Osborn at [email protected] or 978-687-0331 ext. 1045 or visiting ywcanema.org.
like tomorrow? so 3:45-4:00. yeah maybe i will sleep until 5:00. that is pushing it. [ laughter ] we have clear skies and a little bit of fog forming. overall today it will be sunny to mostly sunny day and it will be warmer. especially inland. we ll have updates on the endeavour viewing coming up shortly. here is sal. steve, good morning. highway 4 getting busier in antioch and pittsburgh but not so bad in bay point. also the morning commute on westbound 24 another live picture of traffic looking good between walnut creek and oakland. let s go back to the desk. san francisco police cleaning up graffiti at one of their stations this morning. the vandalism happened to protest a police shooting. alex savidge is out there at the police station with more. reporter: angry protestors zeroed in on the mission police station last night. vandalizing this building. we ll show you video we shot an hour ago as city crews came in here and cleaned up the graffiti. someone spray
. good morning. welcome to mornings on 2. it is saturday, september 15th. i m claudine wong. good morning, everyone. i m mike mibach. meteorologist mike, good morning, great to see you. great to be here this early saturday morning. we do have once again low clouds and fog covering the coast and right around the bay. for this morning, it will be a factor out there, 50 to 60 degrees, into the afternoon hours, temperatures ranging from the lower 60s to around 90 degrees for the warmest locations inland. coming up in about 8 minutes, we ll take a look at the numbers in your neighborhood and also highlight the changes you can expect the second half of the weekend. new this morning, san jose police are investigating after a truck driver hit and killed an 8-year-old boy on a small motorized bike. ktvu s alex savage, live this morning in san jose to explain what led to the deadly accident. reporter: well, this crash clearly has had an impact on people in this neighborhood.
a man was attacked and beaten last night while riding his bike and the chicago lakefront the victim said that he was thrown off his bicycle struck by a wooden replica of a rifle and kicked and punched by four boys around 930 last night he said that the boys and demanded money and took off with his book bag luckily they ran right into a marked police squad officers took the four boys into custody and charged them with attempted robbery and aggravated battery the victim was treated and released from mercy hospital a southwest side families mourning the death of a young child killed in a car accident jeremiah griffin who was not quite 2 years old was struck and killed last evening the little boy was hit by a car in the 3000 block of west columbus avenue and later pronounced dead at advocate crest medical center in oak lawn the driver stopped and has been interviewed by police investigating an accident seniors who can afford it have to start paying once again for transit rise i
it is not snowing or raining but there is slippery driving in north baltimore. what is getting the blame? and why some doctors say they are so worried about antibiotics. live in high definition, from wbff tv in baltimore, this is fox 45 news late edition . hello again, i am jeff barnd. and i am jennifer gilbert. it was a wild ride for a homeless man in frederick this morning. police say he stole a small airplane, and tried to fly it. but he ended up crashing before take off. melinda roeder has the story now from frederick. obviously he was not able to get it off the ground. just after 2:00 when an airport employee spotted a small plane, moving erratically on the runway, without lights. when it was turning and coming back down the runway, he noticed that the plane lost control, went off to the grass. and turned up on the propeller. 51-year-old calvin cox can climbed out of the aircraft unharmed. but when told police were on the way. he tried to run away.