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September 30, 2009 k_koenig_muenster

August Wilson’s “Fences” Opens the Huntington Theater Season

By Kayla Harrity — 09/30/09 A fence is normally built to keep people in. But this fence is built to keep a family together. August Wilson’s play “Fences” tackles family struggles and segregation. It is set in 1957. Director Kenny Leon introduces us to protagonist Troy Maxson played by John Beasley.

September 30, 2009 k_koenig_muenster

Fashion Hits The Runway in Boston

By Brittany Berkowitz — 09/29/09 It could have been Paris or New York but it was actually downtown Boston. Tuesday night the city welcomed five fresh faces to fashion. Fashion Group International of Boston hosted a runway show at Macy”s Downtown Crossing store as part of Boston Fashion Week.

September 30, 2009 k_koenig_muenster

WEBN at the G-20

Watch our special program produced from Pittsburgh: WEBN at the G-20 Summit.

September 29, 2009 k_koenig_muenster

Flaherty and Yoon Teaming Up in a Two For One Deal

By Dan Massar — 09/29/09 A historic alliance is shaking up the Mayoral race in Boston. City Councilor Michael Flaherty is teaming up with former rival City Councilor Sam Yoon to take on Mayor Thomas Menino in the November 3 general election. Yoon will be running as Flaherty’s Deputy Mayor.

September 26, 2009 brandon_penny

Kenyan Prime Minister Calls on Africans to Make Democracy Work

By Mumbi-Michelle Kimani — 9/24/09
Kenya’s Prime Minister Raila Amolo Odinga believes Africa’s problems can be resolved through the continent’s people and their hard work. He spoke Thursday night to an audience at the John F. Kennedy School of Politics at Harvard University in Cambridge, MA about his vision of Making Democracy Work in Africa.

September 26, 2009 john_russo

Managing Show Business

By Johnny Russo — 09/24/09 Richard Arlook has breakfast at 8:00am in the morning everyday. It is not just breakfast,

September 26, 2009 k_koenig_muenster

Obama closes G-20 Summit with economic optimism

By Kailani Koenig-Muenster — 09/25/09 Friday evening President Barack Obama closed out the G20 conference by announcing growth in the world’s financial sectors. In a briefing at the David L. Lawrence Convention Center, Obama outlined the decisions coming out of the summit discussions and the progress the group has already made.

September 25, 2009 k_koenig_muenster

P.M Brown says recession not over, countries need to work together

By Laura Imkamp — 09/25/09 U.K. Prime Minister Gordon Brown wants the world’s leaders to start working as one. In a press briefing just minutes before the start of the last session of the G20 gathering in Pittsburgh, Brown said the most important thing that needs to come out of this conference is political leadership on a global level.

September 25, 2009 k_koenig_muenster

Workers clean up after G20 protesters smash windows

By Laura Imkamp — 09/25/09 Two local workers board up the windows to a Boston Market restaurant in Pittsburgh after G20 protesters smashed through almost all of their windows. Click for video.

September 25, 2009 k_koenig_muenster

Obama and Brown Warn Iran Over Nukes

By Kailani Koenig-Muenster — 09/25/09 Early this morning, the International Atomic Energy Agency announced that Iran has been developing a second secret uranium enrichment plant. The news came just as the world’s most powerful leaders have converged on Pittsburgh for the G20 Summit.

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August Wilson’s “Fences” Opens the Huntington Theater Season

Fashion Hits The Runway in Boston

WEBN at the G-20

Flaherty and Yoon Teaming Up in a Two For One Deal

Kenyan Prime Minister Calls on Africans to Make Democracy Work

Managing Show Business

Obama closes G-20 Summit with economic optimism

P.M Brown says recession not over, countries need to work together

Workers clean up after G20 protesters smash windows

Obama and Brown Warn Iran Over Nukes