Monthly Archives: October 2012

It’s Good To Live In A Two-Daily Town (Elizabeth Warrin’ Front Pages)

Page One of the local dailies reflect – wait for it – two different worlds. (Via the Newseum’s Today’s Front Pages) . . .   Read the rest at IGTLTDT.  

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Let Timmy Smoke (‘Em)

So maybe Tim Lincecum didn’t have a Cy Young season this year. But he sure smoked the Tigers in last night’s 8-3 blowtorching of the Detroit Nine. From the New York Daily News: Tim Lincecum, former two-time Cy Young Award … Continue reading

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It’s Good To Live In A Two-Daily Town (Boston Globe Writes Off Jimmy Savile Row)

The Transatlantic rumpus over alleged sexual abuse of children by the late BBC television host Jimmy Savile gets double coverage in the New York Times today. First up, this John Burns report on the latest developments in a scandal that’s turning the … Continue reading

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Through The Brookline Looking Glass

For maybe six months now, the hardwalking staff has passed by 181 Harvard Street and noted the plywood inset in the front door declaring “We Demand Glass!” To no avail. Last night there was a new plywood plaint: “We Demand … Continue reading

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The BBC’s Russian Nesting Duels

The BBC is in a dither over its coverage of one of the Beeb’s own. Primer via the New York Times: Sexual Abuse Scandal Turns the Tables on BBC LONDON — The story seemed perfect for the British Broadcasting Corporation’s hard-hitting … Continue reading

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Jason Gay Ol’ Time (Tour de France Edition)

Sports columnist Jason Gay is one of many reasons the Wall Street Journal is a must-read every day. Exhibit Umpteen: Gay’s latest piece. Meet Your New Tour de France Champ Lance Armstrong has been banned from cycling, and it appears that … Continue reading

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It’s Good To Live In A Two-Daily Town (Boston Herald Jumps The Snark)

Say, the Boston Herald didn’t like all that sarcasm Barack Obama threw at Mitt Romney in last night’s debate, did they? Start with Page One (via the Newseum’s Today’s Front Pages) . . . Read the rest at IGTLTDT.  

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Dead Blogging The Rumpus In Boca Raton

The hardworking staff half-listened-to/half-watched last night’s third and final presidential debate (video excerpts and transcript here, via the Washington Post), and this is what we thought (no quotes verbatim): • If you picked tumult, comprehensive strategy, or wrongandreckless for your … Continue reading

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It’s Good To Live In A Two-Daily Town (Taylor-Made: Split Decision On Swift’s New Album)

Today’s local dailies have polar opposite reviews of Taylor Swift’s new album. Start with James Reed’s piece in the Boston Globe . . . See the rest at IGTLTDT. (Bonus gossip at end of post.)  

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Rest Easy, Brookliners: The Single-Space Parking Meters Are Back In Coolidge Corner

As the hardworking staff noted last spring, there’s been a major kerfuffle in Brookline over the parking meters in Coolidge Corner and elsewhere. The People’s Republic of Brookline is all aTwitter over the new multispace parking meters that recently replaced single-space meters … Continue reading

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