My View of Life on the Dock
Reminder – Get ready to play along or set that DVR for the Jeopardy! show airing this rainy evening on July 9, 2021
Mystery trivia – If you’re watching LIVE share if you spot the clue or answer.
Jeopardy! is fun to play along at home whether you’re a game show fanatic, trivia savant or casual viewer. This summer, don’t miss the July 9th episode.
So, what’s it going to be? Jeopardy! clue or answer? Will you know it when you hear it? Maybe it’s a Daily Double. Or a question that flips the lead.
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there have been 6 clues and 3 contestants (Mary Flaherty season 15 player, Jim Spilman, season 23 and Heidi Wakeman season 18) from Gloucester since 1984 that they’ve archived, and
1043* clues about Massachusetts (could you answer them?) *247 ‘Mass.’ w/i ‘Massachusetts’
489 clues and 78 players from New York
1208 clues and 313 players from New York City
80 clues and 205 players from Boston
47 clues and 4 players from Salem
1 player from Manchester (Sarah Shemkus season 29)
a few questions for Essex (including Essex county)
and none for Rockport.
J! Archives built by diehards
Juli McDonald WBZ-TV Boston CBS channel 4 news Interview with Friday night’s champion, Frank Taormina
https://wp.me/pgc8v-3SmG?anvt=3
Brian Kelly is donating a car to a cancer patient whose car was stolen. WBZ-TV’s David Wade and Paul Burton reports.
WBZ news Thief Steals Cancer Patient’s Car, Wheelchair
Gloucester, MA. Every step Kate Barnett takes is a struggle and a reminder that life can be cruel and unfair. “It’s been a nightmare,” she says sitting outside her Gloucester home.
The 60-year-old is battling cancer. On days she doesn’t get assistance she crawls her way up her stairs. “I got a neuropathy in my hands and legs from the chemo,” she said.
A few weeks ago, Kate was shopping at Market Basket in Lynn with her personal care assistant. When they came outside her car was stolen along with her much-needed wheelchair and wallet. More than $1000 was gone.
“I had my wheelchair in the back of my car. It’s hard to find a little car that you can put a wheelchair into,” she said.
Video link Paul Burton WBZ story http://cbsloc.al/2fxT2QV
Good Morning Gloucester 