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A lot of young people go off to college and some feel they’re getting a little bit more freedom being away from their parents. I found an old story were college student from France was arrested after calling in a fake bomb theat on a plane his parents was traveling on. The student didn’t want […]
Cameras are coming to school buses in Monroe County. The cameras will take snap pictures of any license plate that drives thru, a bus stopped with the flashing stop sign out. This is a free program for school districts around Monroe County. School districts can enter into an agreement, which will work with a third-party contractor […]
According to news reports there’s a shortage of football helmets for the Rochester area schools. I believe this shortage problem is across the country and U-Prep is one of the area schools dealing with the helmet shortage. The U of R football program loaned the high school some of their equipment. High school football season […]
Bank Of America is offering some good sounding incentives for black and Hispanic first home buyers. Bank Of America will be offering zero down payments, and nothing at closing cost these options will be available in selected cities. People eligibility will be based on monthly rent payments, utility payments and cell phone payments and complete […]
After the success of his latest film, Nope, fans may be excited to hear that the story from the Daniel Kaluuya-led film may have more chapters to be written. In a recent interview with The New York Times, Jordan Peele responds about fans noticing a mysterious IMDb-listed character named “Nobody,” played by Michael Busch, who […]
As of today, September 1st, new restrictions on handguns and the license to carry in New York State are now in effect. Now, people applying for a concealed carry pistol permit will be required to complete a firearm safety training course, provide four character references and detail their social media history for the state. New […]
The EROCK Foundation, an organization that was created to raise public awareness of addiction, raise money to find new and improved recovery methods, and honor the lives of loved ones lost to the horrible disease, held its third annual golf tournament this weekend. The EROCK Foundation Golf Tournament was held in memory of Eric M. […]
Local six-year-old, Journee Campbell, published an award-winning author that’s releasing her fourth book. Her new book, “My Friends Are Special,” was released over the weekend by Campbell Creations Publishing. Journee wrote it herself, and included some cartoon drawings from her friends. Journee stated: “I made this book because I wanted my friends to feel special. […]
App flash contest (Sunday 28th – 4 hours) . No purchase necessary. Listeners are eligible to win a prize once every 30 days. Only one winner per household. All calls on contest lines can be recorded for playback. All prizes can be picked up during regular business hours Mon-Fri 10:00am-4:00pm from the 103.9 WDKX (MCB) […]
Long-time broadcaster Robin Roberts is taking some personal time away from anchoring Good Morning America. According to Pop Culture, the 61-year-old broadcaster and two-time breast cancer survivor revealed months ago that her partner, Amber Laign, was also diagnosed with breast cancer and recently finished radiation treatments. While it’s unclear how long she will be stepping […]