INTRODUCING SOMERVILLE LIVE WIRE

The first episode of the Somerville News Garden’s talk show premieres


Welcome to the Somerville Live Wire, a new public affairs TV show produced in partnership with the Somerville Media Center to produce engaging and thoughtful conversations on local issues of the day. In this episode, host Mary Ellen Myhr sits down with Nishant Kishore of the Harvard School of Public Health and Stephen Mackey of the Somerville Chamber of Commerce. Over the course of the discussion, they explore the reopening plan in Somerville and its effect on restaurants and small businesses.



Email somervillewire@binjonline.org with suggestions for future Live Wire topics.

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