Hollis B

@knitahollis.bsky.social

Managing Production Editor at AMS. Meteorologist. UMiami/RSMAS alum. Central MA. Happily married to @trifatlete. Mom/stepmom to amazing kids. Crochet. Knitting. Quilting. Opinions mine. She/her/hers.

The Celtics appear to have gotten less for Jaylen Brown than the Clippers got for Kawhi Leonard. It's hard to accentuate how crazy that is. We'll see what comes next, but that is a paltry return for a player of Brown's talent, age, health and contractual status.

"Mass. residents could be forced to submit government IDs ... to tech companies to prove their age, according to state Reps. Erika Uyterhoeven and Mike Connolly, the only Democrats who voted against the bill." shoutout to @mikeconnollyma.bsky.social and @electerika.bsky.social

Mike Stabile@mikestabile.bsky.social · 6mo ago

“We need to think very carefully about the ramifications of what that would mean for innovation on the internet and what that would mean for the openness and freedoms that we all enjoy.”

We’re going to keep kids from getting support and community they may not have in person; force everyone to give their personal information to social media companies; and take the cameras and communications devices students who are threatened by the federal government away from them. Good work. 🤨

The DHS assistant secretary has apparently forgotten that the woman they were attempting to abduct was legally present, not a criminal, and not violent. In fact, that characterization was based on lies DHS inserted into their own public statement, released days before WPD addressed the issue.

Etel Haxhiaj (ha-jee-eye)@etelhaxhiaj.bsky.social · 8mo ago

I’ll keep protecting my neighbors, until state sanctioned violence & kidnapping of immigrants ends. Local police aren’t exempt from the constitution.

Statement provided by Tricia McLaughlin, Assistant Secretary for Public Affairs at the Department of Homeland to Spectrum News 1 on the jury conviction of former Worcester City Councilor Etel Haxhiaj on misdemeanor assault and battery of a police officer following an ICE immigration enforcement operation on Eureka Street in Worcester on 5/8/25:

“District Councilor for the City of Worcester Etel Haxhiaj pulled a political stunt and incited chaos by trying to obstruct law enforcement’s lawful arrest of a criminal illegal alien. It’s disgraceful that elected officials, like District Councilor Haxhiaj, are fighting to protect violent illegal aliens—in this case an illegal alien who assaulted a pregnant woman— over the safety of law-abiding Americans. This stunt by sanctuary lawmakers put the safety of our law enforcement agents at risk. ICE officers are facing a 1300% increase in assaults while carrying out arrests.” 

Haxhiaj was acquitted on the charge of interferring with a police officer.

“In the meantime, we’re told to “just source from America.” If only it were that simple. Fabric manufacturing largely left the U.S. decades ago, and rebuilding that infrastructure would take just as long and come with significantly higher costs.” Foreign governments are not paying tariffs. We are.

Pittsburgh's Public Source@publicsource.org · 9mo ago

Yards of fabric and “tariff bills in the thousands” — Erin Love, owner of Firecracker Fabrics in Morningside, walks us through the local impact of President Trump’s trade pressures.

These people are nuts. NCAR developed the GPS dropsonde, which revolutionized the understanding of TC structure, improved forecasts, and validated remote sensing platforms, as documented in over 400 peer-reviewed publications in the last 25 years. And that’s just one of NCAR’s countless advances.

USA TODAY@usatoday.com · 10mo ago

Exclusive: The Trump administration is moving to dismantle the National Center for Atmospheric Research in Colorado, according to a senior White House official, taking aim at one of the world's leading climate research labs.