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Sackets Harbor mayor Alex Morgia, was in the studio today. Alex is having issues with his re-election bid, but he's confident he'll be re-elected. Alex also talked about the difficulty of getting things done in a village that is afraid of 'change'. Good calls too!

Glenn discussed the results of the primary last night. Good chatter about the results. Kimble, Shoen, Babcock and Spazziani move on. No Joe today, and Jim came in at the end of the show.

Caitlin Lawler from Pivot, was in the studio today to discuss the latest harm reduction options there are for those with addiction. Caitlin, did share her own compelling battle with alcohol which lead to many encouraging calls from listeners. A great show about a very important life topic.

Monday show's included Jeff's discussion of Glenn's summer place, that's nice I guess, and the possibility of an open council seat in November if Lisa wins the mayoral race. This was shot down quickly and then Donnie talked about the Pride parades this past weekend. Interesting chatter indeed.

Aaron Clemons, write-in candidate for City Council was in the hot seat today. Good light-hearted stuff, because Aaron has no way of winning, but was a good sport for coming in today. Good conversation with a caller afterwards regarding tomorrow's one year anniversary to the Dobbs decision reversing Roe vs Wade. SG chimed in with his own comments afterwards.

Michael Wratchford, candidate for City Council, was on today's show. Mr. Wratchford is an Army veteran who says city council should be operated with a purpose. Most of the show was a back and forth conversation, but there were some callers too.

The day after the big debate and Glenn fielded calls on who did good and who did poorly. No Attorney Joe Stanley today, but plenty of calls including SG who reminded Glenn that the picture of him on Newzjunky was from Monday, NOT 15 years ago.

Jerry Manor from Seacomm Credit Union called in today with advice on how to manage your credit cards. Good advice! Then it was Glenn talking about how out of touch the dems are for ignoring and endorsing an aging president and an uncapable senator from Pennsylvania. Oh, some optimism about three new NNY businesses, followed by another caller who downgraded it.

Robert Lamoreaux, contractor and business owner stopped by to talk about the red tape he's facing from two NYS departments. One says he's in compliance, but the labor office says he's not. You decide from today's discussion. Glenn and Robert also talked about conservative issues too on today's Friday show!

Glenn was solo for today's Friday show, and talked about what and why the forest fires started, and a possible nefarious intent. Crazy? Sure, but these days, who knows. A caller likes Glenn's interviews but doesn't like it when he goes off the rails about non political issues. Another caller said he was wrong, Oh, SG says China doesn't have a navy, that and more nonsense on today&#...

City Council candidate, TJ Babcock stopped by today to talk about his campaign. Timothy laid out his reasons why the golf course was a bad deal, and we don't need a third pool. TJ also believes the arena needs a surface to be placed over the ice to make it more usable and profitable in the winter season.

It's smoky outside, and it's been this way all week! Why? The fireman had his reasons, but it still doesn't make sense. Glenn shared his story again about the homeless and the condoms on the ground! Then, it was all about Sonny Hostin and Senator Tim Scott and his appearance on The View on Monday. Btw, No Atty Joe Stanley today.

Glenn saw an old episode of Night Gallery with Joan Crawford and shared his thoughts to how well done Steven Spielberg directing it. Gunnut called about Mr. Jim and his gang, and Jim himself stopped by to talk about a new show on HBO. Glenn shared his thoughts about the dangers of Trump running again, and how dangerous it would be for Mr. Trump, if he became president again.

City Council Candidate Jason Traynor was in the studio today to speak with callers and talk about his platform. Jason feels the state has Watertown at its mercy and as a councilman, he will do his best to change that. Good calls throughout too!

Busy show today, first up Congresswoman Claudia Tenney called to talk about the debt ceiling vote. She says the Republicans did very well despite having a small majority. The it was the weekly Atty Joe Stanley call and that went political when owner Jim Leven stopped by the studio to add his two cents Callers were not happy Great radio, or really bad radio, you decide!

Glenn is back and raved about seeing The Sound of Music at a stage in Long Island. He also shared his story on how two vehicles were racing passed him on the thruway! From there it was back to business, including illegals moving to upstate and the prospect of nuclear war in our crazy world! Happy Monday all!!

Glenn had two interviews today. First, it was Chris and Scott Allen from Allen's Liquors who were here to talk about the potential sale of wine and spirits at grocery stores. They feel it's bad for small businesses and will have adverse affects on our community. Then Jason Widrick of the Stop DWI of Jeff County came in to talk about how drinking and driving is not only dangerous, it can al...

Alija from Thousand Islands Winery was in the studio today to talk about their Blossom Festival this weekend. Then it was a great discussion with Attorney Joe Stanley about AI, liability owning a bar and how social media has made America more litigious. Also, more chatter about the new color requirements at Watertown High School's graduation ceremony. Also, Donnie defended his actions for taki...

Glenn had a discussion with Seacomm's Jerry Manor today, who wanted to emphasize how vulnerable older people are to scams! Then the show took off with Donnie admitting to accepting $1,000 as an informant to the Atty Bullord Facebook page. That discussion went on for a bit, then a father called in about inclusion at this year's graduation ceremony at Watertown High School.

Friday's show with Councilman Pat Hickey still resonates with listeners. Several called Pat out for his comments from both Friday shows and are upset with how he made decisions. Good calls throughout today's entertaining Monday show, including one caller who is concerned about migrants entering our region soon.

Councilman Pat Hickey did double-duty by appearing on The Hotline and Live at Five Show. Glenn couldn't stop the calls from the immediate outset of the show. Listeners wanted to use today as an opportunity to ask Councilman Hickey exactly why he approved the 3.4 million dollar golf course deal, and now he's leaning towards approving a 3.8 million dollar pool on the Northside. Pat also admi...

Glenn was solo today and had a list of things to catch up on. First, Glenn is still mythed on how Millie Smith didn't get the full (3) year school board term, when many people showed up to vote for her exclusively. Then, it was catch up time on the Dunham Report and the way the left ridicules it. Same old same old, demonstrating how the right not only is losing, they've already lost.

Candidate from City Council Cliff Lashway was in the studio today to talk about his qualifications. Cliff didn't like the golf deal and also believes the city has other priorities. He also is concerned for his kids in the Watertown School District. Interesting remarks about that. Also, Glenn interviewed Steel City Rovers band member Mark Fletcher about his upcoming concert at the Clayton Opera...

Glenn reminded listeners the importance to tomorrow's school board vote throughout today's show. He also talked about watching 'Saturday Night Fever' last night and how accurate the movie was depicting the late 70s. Duff said kids at the high school are fat because they don't play sports anymore. Plus, Glenn read an article about the new Canadian passport, and how it reflects t...

With just a few days left, Milly Smith stopped in to remind the listeners that the School Board Election day is Tuesday, May 16th. Milly stressed its importance, while emphasizing many of her concerns about our school district's integrity in recent years, especially when after reports of failing grades at many levels.