This week on Under the Radar with Callie Crossley – UMass Boston professors protest plans to develop the Bayside Expo Center. Everett officials say the city’s director of its gym and wellness center faked her credentials. And will a Vietnamese cultural district be designated in Dorchester? It’s our local news round table!
Guests:
Jennifer Smith - News editor of the Dorchester Reporter.
Gin Dumcius - Digital editor for the Boston Business Journal.
Seth Daniel - Senior reporter with the Independent News Group, which includes the Chelsea Record and Revere Journal.
Later in the show…
At a time when many students are not sure college is the best option, trade schools offer an alternative path to top careers. And, in a world where services are increasingly automated and things made disposable, there is a renewed appreciation for artisan and handmade goods. All of this is great news for Boston’s North Bennet Street School, which has been offering crafts and trades training to students for almost 140 years. The school is now entering its latest era under the leadership of a new president.
Guests:
Miguel Gomez Ibanez - Former architect, furniture maker and outgoing president of the North Bennet Street School. He oversaw the school from 2006 until December of 2018.
Sarah Turner - President of the North Bennet Street School. Her tenure began in December, 2018. Previously Sarah worked with a number of institutions including the Rhode Island School of Design and the Cranbrook Academy of Art in Michigan.
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