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Oct 18, 2026

Pauly GuglielmoHOST
10:08
Where did you grow up that they had Italian?
Paul IorioGUEST
10:11
Greece-Athena.
Paul IorioGUEST
10:12
Greece-Athena has Italian? Oh, they've had Italian.
Paul IorioGUEST
10:14
They probably have to.
Paul IorioGUEST
10:15
It's how long ago it was.
Paul IorioGUEST
10:24
do that like on the regular? Oh, yeah.
Paul IorioGUEST
10:26
Really? My son and my daughter both went to Italy with the Italian class.
Pauly GuglielmoHOST
10:32
Do I need to move my family to Greece? They
Pat ConnollyNARRATOR
53:29
In Webster, yes, it would be.
Pat ConnollyNARRATOR
53:30
Their next competition is Saturday, October 17th in Webster, followed by October 24th, also a Saturday, in Greece, Greece, New York, concluding November 1st in the dome in Rochester.
Pat ConnollyNARRATOR
53:46
November 1st being a Sunday.
Pat ConnollyNARRATOR
53:51
It's quoting, it's always amazing to watch these students perform and appreciate their level of skill and dedication to the program, Medina Mustangs officials said in a news release.
Bob Lonsberry

Bob Lonsberry

10/16 Hour 4

Oct 16 · 1 Mention

speaker_6AUDIENCE
28:30
Yeah, Bob.
speaker_6AUDIENCE
28:30
Greece, town of Greece passed the veteran tax exemption, which is great, but it looked like a Mike Tyson face-off last night.
Bob LonsberryHOST
28:38
Between whom?
speaker_6AUDIENCE
28:40
Jeff McCann and, uh, uh, Clifford Florence and Amoret Miller.
Bob Lonsberry

Bob Lonsberry

10/14 Hour 2

Oct 14 · 1 Mention

Bob LonsberryHOST
28:04
Here's an illustration.
Bob LonsberryHOST
28:05
We often get out of Greece and Irondequoit wonderful examples of how license plate reader technology can help them solve and prevent crimes and catch bad guys.
Bob LonsberryHOST
28:16
Here's an example out of Batavia.
Bob LonsberryHOST
28:18
There was yesterday at the Medina Family Dollar an armed robbery.
Jamie GaleHOST
14:17
In, in like 89, 90, sometime around then.
Jamie GaleHOST
14:21
Cause I had a, I had a girlfriend whose dad lived where I live near Toronto and his, and her mom lived in Greece, a suburb of Rochester and, And so, as a young musician, I grew up taking pilgrimages to Rochester to the great House of Guitars.
Adrian BagaleGUEST
14:39
Yeah.
Jamie GaleHOST
14:40
Hog.
Billy HallowellHOST
16:25
Okie dokie, Billy, what'd you think? Yeah, this has been an ongoing scenario in towns around the country because there was an attempt to ban prayer at the start of government meetings.
Billy HallowellHOST
16:37
The Greece versus Galloway case, I believe it was in 2014 at the Supreme Court.
Billy HallowellHOST
16:41
It allowed for invocations, but you have to leave them open to any religion, right? So the Satanists then emerge.
Billy HallowellHOST
16:46
And by the way, Satanists, they're categorized into two different groups.
Brad StaggsHOST
60:09
It's about what happens once a city government opens its meetings with prayer.
Brad StaggsHOST
60:15
Legislative prayer is allowed under town of, uh, Greece versus Galloway in, um, that was in 2014.
Brad StaggsHOST
60:22
But the government generally cannot pick which faiths get the microphone once the floor is open, excluding Satanist, atheist, or anybody else.
Brad StaggsHOST
60:31
Becomes discrimination and becomes a lawsuit.
Marc DeGirolamiGUEST
53:32
I mean, I think a case like...
Marc DeGirolamiGUEST
53:36
A case like Town of Greece versus Galloway is very much this way.
Marc DeGirolamiGUEST
53:40
The Second Amendment, right, cases like Bruin and Rahimi, as different as those cases may be, they're all wrestling with a kind of traditionalist methodology.
Marc DeGirolamiGUEST
53:50
They're trying to balance the right of gun ownership against traditions of government regulation.
speaker_4SOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
10:38
2-4, 6-10, 6-30.
speaker_4SOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
10:40
Hey, fans, remember, of course, that after Super Bowl celebration achievement, that every Yankee victory coin buy will provide a Super Bowl celebration dinner for two more lucky residents of Greece, New York.
speaker_4SOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
10:50
And it is Javier Vasquez that will give you a little bit of background on Vasquez.
speaker_4SOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
10:56
He's 22.
Jeremy CooneyGUEST
1:21
Sure.
Jeremy CooneyGUEST
1:21
So the 56 Senate district includes, uh, parts of the city of Rochester, like to say from the 19th Ward all the way down to Charlotte, and then all of downtown where we are right now at WXXI Studios, and then the towns of Greece and Gates on the west side, those are the complete towns, and the complete towns of Brighton and Henrietta on the east side.
Evan DawsonHOST
1:41
All right.
Evan DawsonHOST
1:42
So little introductions from both of you.

6 MINS LATER

Jeremy CooneyGUEST
8:01
I, I am very concerned by the rising costs of utilities in the State of New York.
Jeremy CooneyGUEST
8:06
I think people...
Jeremy CooneyGUEST
8:06
When I've, when I've gone out, whether I'm in Greece or whether I'm in the City of Rochester, uh, and talk to people about a rebate check, they say, "Yeah, that's good.
Jeremy CooneyGUEST
8:13
It's not enough," but they're appreciative that we're doing something.

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