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Reviewing the Top Local and Regional News Stories of the Week

CAI | By Kathryn Eident

Published August 17, 2019 at 11:09 AM EDT

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WCAI's Kathryn Eident reviews some of the top local and regional news stories of the week. Her guests include: WCAI reporters Sarah Mizes-Tan and Eve Zuckoff; Gwenn Friss from the Cape Cod Times; George Brennan from the Martha's Vineyard Times; Tim Wood of the Cape Cod Chronicle; and K.C. Myers of the Provincetown Banner. We also check in with WCAI's statehouse correspondent Mike Deehan for the latest news from Beacon Hill.

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Kathryn Eident was the Morning Edition Host and Senior Producer of News until November 2022.

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