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Gananoque

Gananoque

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Oct 29, 2026

Todd Van AllenGUEST
30:52
However, I will say this.
Todd Van AllenGUEST
30:54
There is slash was a place in Gananoque when I was growing up called Milano's.
Todd Van AllenGUEST
31:01
It's still there.
Todd Van AllenGUEST
31:01
They do feta? There's one, sorry? Will they do feta on it?
Todd Van AllenGUEST
32:58
Okay.
Todd Van AllenGUEST
32:58
Yeah.
Todd Van AllenGUEST
32:59
Greco's Pizza, Gananoque, King Street East.
KardinalHOST
33:02
West.
CamdenHOST
10:11
But where was the school?
speaker_1GUEST
10:13
This is when I went to school in a place called Gananoque.
speaker_1GUEST
10:17
I keep
CamdenHOST
10:17
hearing about Gananoque.
CamdenHOST
10:18
How do you spell Gananoque for 20 points?
speaker_1GUEST
10:20
G-A-N-A-N-O-Q-U-E. That's wrong.
speaker_1GUEST
10:26
It's right.
Monica SandreschiHOST
22:45
And last check, it was 37 degrees in Boonville under sunny skies.
Monica SandreschiHOST
22:49
40 degrees right now in Queensbury, 50 degrees in Plattsburgh, and 9 degrees in Gananoque.
Katherine WheelerHOST
23:13
We're gaining more and more dark skies every single day, perfect for observing the stars and planets.
Katherine WheelerHOST
23:20
And our guide through the morning and evening skies is Dr. Eileen O'Donohue.
Katherine WheelerHOST
23:25
Quiet and dry weather is expected, uh, through the latter part of the week.
Katherine WheelerHOST
23:30
At last check, it was 33 degrees in Boonville, 30 degrees in Queensbury right now with, uh, some freezing fog right now, 39 degrees in Plattsburgh, and, uh, 12 degrees in Gananoque.
Katherine WheelerHOST
23:43
[upbeat music]Just like humans, wild animals have pigments that determine the color of their skin and fur.
Katherine WheelerHOST
24:14
Melanin can make some animals appear like they're different subspecies when they're really not.
Gord HonorHOST
3:44
So, uh, there I, I was in sales, and then I was a district manager.
Gord HonorHOST
3:48
So I ran the sales and service department for, like, Toronto up to Barrie, and then east to, well, Kingston, Oshawa, and then, uh, Gananoque.
Gord HonorHOST
3:56
And we sold fire alarm systems.
Gord HonorHOST
3:58
Like, and so, like, they're in every-
Monica SandreschiHOST
22:08
Light winds out of the west and northwest and highs just reaching into the low 50s to low to mid 60s, depending on your part of the region.
Monica SandreschiHOST
22:17
And last check, it was 55 degrees in Boonville, 62 degrees right now in Queensbury, 48 degrees in Plattsburgh, and 10 degrees in Gananoque.
Monica SandreschiHOST
22:37
You've been hearing music from Dan Bergeron at Boston Spa on the show today.
Katherine WheelerHOST
22:51
There's a line in Ken Tingley's play, The Last American Newspaper, that goes, Studies show when a community newspaper closes, fewer people vote, taxes go up, and there's more corruption.
Dinah JansenCORRESPONDENT
24:52
Coming up on Wednesday, you can enjoy Sean McCullough's Wings and Tunes show at the Cove Inn at 5 p.m., a film at Something in the Water Brewing Company's weekly movie night starting at 6, or play board games at the Legion Branch 560 at 6, or get behind the microphone for Karaoke Night at Time Out starting at 6 p.m., or later that evening, enjoy storytelling and song at the Newfoundland Songbook Performance happening at Kings and Grant Theatre at 7.30 p.m. On Thursday, Kingston Public Market runs at Springer Market Square from 8.30 to 5, and in the evening, you can play Triviette, Something in the Water, Riverhead, and Spearhead at 7 p.m., see the film Innocence Lost at the Domino Theatre at 7.30, or hit up Karaoke at the Buckle at 9.
Dinah JansenCORRESPONDENT
25:31
If you're in the mood for music, you can check out the Mark Ferguson Quartet at the RCHA at 7, Taryn McKenna at Bar Petunia in Gananaque at 7, or Ria May at the Broom Factory at 7.30. On Friday, October 16th, Queen's University welcomes alumni home for Homecoming 100.
Dinah JansenCORRESPONDENT
25:46
Check out the Queen's University alumni website and social media for all details, and be sure to visit CFRC at Grant Hall, where we'll be greeting alumni in spinning tunes.
Dinah JansenCORRESPONDENT
25:56
After that, check out Samantha Martin and Delta Sugar's Blues Show at the Cove Inn at 7, Sam Wilson's Classic Jazz Set at Hotel Wolf Island at 8.30, Sittin' Ducks Country Show at Tiernanog at 9, or Karaoke at the Buckle at 9.
Katherine WheelerHOST
8:11
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Monica SandreschiHOST
8:37
You've been hearing music from Evan Beanstra out of Gananoque.
Katherine WheelerHOST
8:47
Trailheads in the Adirondacks have been busy over this holiday weekend, which likely means more search and rescue missions for forest rangers.
Katherine WheelerHOST
8:55
As usage of the outdoors has skyrocketed, and with that, injuries, rescues, and other enforcement issues, the number of rangers has stayed pretty stagnant.
Dinah JansenCORRESPONDENT
22:50
On Thursday, Kingston Public Market runs at Springer Market Square from 8:30 to 5, and in the evening, you can play trivia at Something in the Water, Riverhead, and Spearhead at 7 p.m., see the film Innocence Lost at the Domino Theatre at 7:30, or hit up karaoke at The Buckle at 9.
Dinah JansenCORRESPONDENT
23:05
If you're in the mood for music, you can check out the Mark Ferguson Quartet at the RCHA at 7, Terry McKenna at Bar Petunia in Gananoque at 7, or Ria Mae at The Broom Factory at 7:30.
Dinah JansenCORRESPONDENT
23:15
On Friday, October 16th, Queen's University welcomes alumni home for Homecoming 100.
Dinah JansenCORRESPONDENT
23:20
Check out the Queen's University alumni website and social media for all details, and be sure to visit CFRC at Grant Hall, where we'll be greeting alumni and spinning tunes.

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