And to try and make it very easy for you to donate coming you can donate on the festival website. You can donate on the facebook page. You can use the apple if youre oldfashioned, you can do it in person at the Festival Headquarters here. Our first author, who will be speaking is Joseph Madison beck, an attorney in atlanta, Harvard University grad. He focuses on intellectual property litigation, particularly copyright and none consumer products. Hes also a mediator in the winter of too many awards for me to mention here. He also teaches at Emory University school of law. Mr. Beck will be speaking about his book, my father and Atticus Finch, an excellent book. Without further until i will turn it over to mr. Beck. Thank you. Thank you for coming. How many of you read to kill a mockingbird . About that. Its a phenomenal bestseller. I would tell you what i call my book, my father and Atticus Finch in a moment. Im going to read because it gives me a chance to give you a background in the b
And to try and make it very easy for you to donate coming you can donate on the festival website. You can donate on the facebook page. You can use the apple if youre oldfashioned, you can do it in person at the Festival Headquarters here. Our first author, who will be speaking is Joseph Madison beck, an attorney in atlanta, Harvard University grad. He focuses on intellectual property litigation, particularly copyright and none consumer products. Hes also a mediator in the winter of too many awards for me to mention here. He also teaches at Emory University school of law. Mr. Beck will be speaking about his book, my father and Atticus Finch, an excellent book. Without further until i will turn it over to mr. Beck. Thank you. Thank you for coming. How many of you read to kill a mockingbird . About that. Its a phenomenal bestseller. I would tell you what i call my book, my father and Atticus Finch in a moment. Im going to read because it gives me a chance to give you a background in the b
Sera an ef one tornado just to give you some perspective, it ef0 is the weakest. One of 39 homes to suffer damage, residents getting an earlymorning wakeup call for Mother Nature. It was incredibly scary. I dont think my heart has ever beat that fast in my whole life. Alone when Mother Nature swept across her home around knocking 3 a. M. , tree limbs down around the house. It was literally 2 to 3 minutes and then it was all done. Sera the tree in the front yard, uprooted and toppled, but luckily not crashing into her home. The powerful storm pulled down utility poles and snapped tree limbs, power lines draping across lexington road, the hit section. I heard this ungodly noise. Sera a pine tree came down onto breaking under the weight of the tree. Weve got to take the whole thing down. Sera owner sal caccavaro says he has insurance, but the expense comes after a slow summer. The last eight weeks with the drought has been a nightmare. Sera as the cleanup and repairs get underway, most re
Clean up is underway at this hour. They are going above the treetops to make sure there are no loose branches that can fall at a later time. As far as the worker that was injured, no updates on his condition. But we can tell you he was transported he was conscious when he was transported. Wcvb newscenter 5. Ed Governor Charlie Baker was touring the tornado damage this afternoon. The governor praising crews for how quickly they were able to clean up saying residents are lowincomey no one are lucky no one was hurt. We got hugely lucky on this one. There was tree debris almost as tall as i am strewn across the whole area. If you go up there now you can walk from one end of the street to another. Reporter right now crews are working to restore power to about 500 homes. We have work to do there. At least one business was hit hard by the tornado. Sean1234. Reporter all of the storm damage like you can see behind me is not enough. But it caps off a hard summer. Overnight with a crash this lar
it was an ef1 tornado with wins at 100 miles per hour, 39 homes were damaged and Nicole Estaphan talk to some of the people who saw it happen. Live in concord right now. Nicole joining the sound of cleanup a sound of generators. A lot of people still without power but that is such a minor concern when you consider some of the damage. It felt like you were in a blender. You everything was rattling, it was 10 or 15 seconds and it was over. Nicole despite an alert if you had time to react. I heard a funny noise, it was her making funny noises. I shut all the windows and one open. All the all of a sudden the curtain had been blowing in when the wrong direction and started heading out. Their doorstep. It was really loud and water lashing out the windows. Nicole the ef1 devouring wins trees forcing branches into homes. As crews worked to clear debris. Completely trashed. The trees and trunks and everything. It is awful. Nicole a warning to staff the streets that are hard to find. The cause o