Local news and culture show Metro Connectionwill go on hiatus after this Friday’s broadcast, WAMU announced Friday. “The show is taking a break, while we rethink how to deliver the highest-quality sound-rich stories to your ears and eyes,” a post on the radio station’s website says. Host Rebecca Sheir says on Twitter that she’s “taking a break”:
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WAMU Puts Metro Connection On Hiatus
Local news and culture show Metro Connection will go on hiatus after this Friday’s broadcast, WAMU announced Friday. “The show is taking a break, while we rethink how to deliver the highest-quality sound-rich stories to your ears and eyes,” a post on the radio station’s website says. Host Rebecca Sheir says on Twitter that she’s “taking a break”:
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