Talkers Magazine is the leading trade publication serving the talk media industry in America..It…read morewas dubbed "The Bible of Talk Radio by Busineas week as it initially focused on news/talk,all news,all sports,and a variety of spoken work genres emerging on the radio dial.Talkers is published in digital-only formats and features news stories,photos,and videos revealing to the non-stop happenings in talk media with a focus on top hosts and stations.advertising sales trends and fast-breaking developments in technology. Talkers has an International readership in the English speaking world.

1st stop this morning on my "Used bookstore trail in MASS" journey. The SF/Fantasy section was…read morefairly diminutive, only took me a short time to scan everything and realize there was nothing I was interested in purchasing. Didn't see anything else interesting, but as another Yelper stated, the Romance section was pretty extensive. On a side note, they had the music cranked up REALLY loud. Decent tunes, but I still found it a bit annoying. Jumped back in the vehicle and Hit the road again !

A nice place to get lost & decompress. Love to browse in hope of finding something of interest…read more Something to take me out of the present moment.

My problem with the republican is that once a week a sample newspaper is thrown onto my driveway. I…read moredrove over one with my snowblower and turned it into confetti. If I wanted your paper. I would order it. I called to complain twice with no results.

Just discovered we are paying over $100 more a year than a relative who has the same type of…read moresubscription. They would not adjust the rate. I was told everyone pays different rates because of promotions offered. Yet our relative is a long time customer, as we are, no promotion rate. The billing department is not local. Could not be directed to a person with authority in Springfield. So sad to see customer loyalty means nothing.

The Lighthouse is NOT a BAR. It is a Clubhouse created for the benefit of the mentally ill. Many…read moreclubhouses exist throughout the United States giving help to those who need it. This being said, it needs a great deal of improvement. I suffer from depression and anxiety and attended for a short period of time, and what I found frustrating was that except for one day a week and the cooking group, the club seemed to do nothing but maintain itself. I spent much of my time behind the computer doing data entry, which is fine, but except for calling people once a month and asking if they felt like visiting again, there didn't seem to be much reason for it. There were no actual activities other than the Tuesday outings, so I suppose it's more of a committee than a club.