Tony is a Senior Field Editor, NH/RI, for Patch Media. He is an award-winning journalist and broadcaster with more than three decades of media experience in New Hampshire and Massachusetts and has won more than 40 local journalism awards in online, print, and radio formats

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Here is what I played this week on the Taste the Floor Show: Joy Division: No Love Lost (Substance) Grandpaboy/Paul …

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Here is what I played this week on the Taste the Floor Show: The Fall: No Bulbs 3 (The Wonderful …

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Here is what I played this week on the Taste the Floor Show: Frankie Forman: Steel Bound Soul (Lady) Mazzy …

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Here’s the latest playlist from the Taste the Floor Show: Our Girl: In My Head Mazzy Star: That Way Again …

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Here’s what I played this week on The Taste the Floor Show: Billy Idol: Hot In The City (s/t) The …

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Here’s this week’s playlist on the Taste the Floor Show: The Pretenders: Night in My Veins (Last of the Independents) …

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Here’s this week’s playlist on the Taste the Floor Show: Jessicka: Penniless Fools Loose Tooth: Keep On CAPPA: Tension The …

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I was not the only one who saw the news on Wednesday that the Concord Monitor would be building a …

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Here’s this week’s playlist on the Taste the Floor Show: INXS: New Sensation (Kick) TORRES: New Skin (Sprinter) Johnny Marr: …

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This week on the Taste the Floor Show, I played the following: Juliana Hatfield: A Little More Love (Juliana Hatfield …

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This week on the Taste the Floor Show, I played the following: Desperate Journalist: About You (You Get Used to …

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Here’s what I played this week on The Taste the Floor Show: BONZIE: Fading Out (Zone on Nine) Belle Adair: …

Everyone Makes Mistakes

Whenever I make a ghastly typo or error in a post or story, I always remember that I’m not alone … the Wall Street Journal makes mistakes, too. Like this one … right now …
The piece is an interesting one although putting more people out of work by closing hundredS of stores won’t actually turn around the retail sector (which is 70 percent of the country’s economy). Marking up a shirt that costs $5 to make overseas to $60 didn’t work either. Although, maybe, as the Talking Heads song goes, “This was a discount store, now it’s turned into a cornfield,” might just be the way to go …
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