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I was giving some wrong information.

98.5. And you can hear us in Saginaw on WSGW 790 AM 100.5 FM.

I'm in the studios of WSGW right now.

For two weeks, I had it as my own studio.

Because Jonathan Dent was on his honeymoon.

Coming up next hour, we're going to have open phones for the hour.

That'll be coming up after the news, which, of course, is next from ABC and the local report with Michael Percha in the WSGW newsroom.

And then we'll be back with our number two, The Art Lawyer Show.

We'll talk to you then.

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and improving to the mid-60s for high Sunday.

I'm meteorologist Michael Carroll with the WSGW weatherology forecast.

Right now it's 54.

An hour of the Art Lewis Show.

The year-end inventory sale going on through the 18th of the month.

preseason pricing on all boss plows and salters honda generators are up to three hundred dollars off all steel products ten percent off all cub riders and zero turns up to three hundred off all residential and commercial gravely zero turns up to five thousand off ferris commercial zero turns up to fifteen hundred off pre-season buys on all two stage snow blowers end of season pricing on all remaining tillers and over on the hardware side scott wants me to tell you that there are select weber grills on sale for tailgating and deer hunting season they also have pellet grills and don't forget to service your mower before you store it for the winter they can do that for you here at wool files 5818 state street the sale goes on through the 18th of this month, and we will be back after these notes.

Hi, we're back with you here on WSGW, Art Lewis, along with Jonathan Dent.

And to our phones, Mark is in Midland.

I got that name right.

A couple of our interns here at WSGW.

Don is in Saginaw.

Don, good morning.

Sanitary Mattress, serving the Great Lakes Bay Region since 1935.

Hi, we're back with you here on WSGW.

We go out to Reese and talk to Bob this morning.

Bob, good morning.

Bye-bye now.

We'll be back with more after these notes.

All right, we're back with you here on WSGW.

We're back to our phones.

You can hear us in Tawas, WIOS, 1480 AM, 106.9 FM.

And you can hear us in Saginaw on WSGW, 790 AM, 100.5 FM.

I am in the studios of WSGW right now for this three hours, though I call this one corner of the building.

I call it the outdoor magazine studio.

Now, when Jonathan Dent is in here with me, he cringes when I say that.

We'll be back after these notes.

Hi, we're back with you here on WSGW.

In studio with me, Terry Pruitt and Dylan Helles.

They make up part of the Restore Saginaw Committee, trying to remove the cap on the cash side of the tax cap in Saginaw.