AGP Executive Report
Last update: 11 hours agoSports Radio Legacy: Boston broadcaster Eddie Andelman, the “godfather of sports radio,” died at 89, remembered for decades behind the mic through the city’s biggest heartbreaks and wins. World Cup in Massachusetts: Norway opened its campaign with a 4-1 win over Iraq at Foxborough’s Boston Stadium, with Erling Haaland starring and Iraq’s Aymen Hussein scoring a historic equalizer. Fan Culture: The Tartan Army’s Boston takeover kept rolling—bars ran dry, crowds packed Fan Fest and Fenway, and supporters turned the city into a full-on party. Local Legal Drama: The Kraft Group sued Foxborough over Gillette Stadium entertainment license fees, arguing the town is overcharging by about $1M a year. Theater & History: Newburyport’s Custom House Maritime Museum will display a rare second Declaration of Independence copy for the 250th anniversary, alongside related Washington-era artifacts. Arts Spotlight: Lisa Kron reflects on how Boston’s Theater Offensive helped build the cultural momentum behind “Fun Home.” Quick Hits: Panini World Cup stickers are flying off shelves, and a new thrift shop is set to open in East Wareham.
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