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Wayne and Eddie are here after last night's Main Street Cruise. We talk about how the event was, parkign on Main Street, the 121 race cars, and more, plus talked electric cars, picked on Wayne a bunch and some other stuff as well.
Ray is in here just before he heads to MA to visit his old college friend "The Dude." We talk about his friendship with The Dude, his other friend that does scrimshaw, what's going on, WWII generals, and more.
NEwport Police Chief Alex Lee is here as we talk about the passing of Miss Christy & how the Town of Newport came together for her, how busy the PD has been recently with upgrades, updates on the K9 program and more.
From Mt Royal Academy, Derek Tremblay is here as we talk about how summer is going, his boat getting broken into, updates at the school, taking his boys fishing, teenage girls, music, and lots and lots more.
Joe Osgood is here as we talk about the upcoming cruise night in Newport, spiritual warefare, me talking with AI and what it said about God, and so much more.
Wayne and Eddie are here as we talk about the Main Street cruise last week being postponed until NEXT Monday night, the old parking meters on Main Street in Newport, parking aps on your phone, why is there Spam in the studio, the busy August for the Car Nutz, and lots more.
New Superintendent for SAU 43 in Newport, Forrest Ransdell is here as we talk about where he came from, learning the Newport community, goals for this year and more.
Sullivan County Manager Derek Ferland is here as we talk bout progress with Discover Sugar River Region, the new guide that is out for the region fromYankee Magazine, the energy project in Sullivan County, Nurising Home updates, budget, and lots more.
Newport Police Chief Alex Lee is here as we talk about raising money for Wags n Wiggles, being tased, buying used police cars, Newport PD getting their K9, and more.
Jeana Newbern from the Lake Sunapee Region VNA and Hospice is here as we talk about emergency preparedness, what Lake Suanpee VNA needs to prep for, training and more. Plus the Renaissance Shoppe is having a sale and we talk about that.
Jaclynn Rodriguez , from The Prouty, zooms on to talk about the Prouty happening this weekened in the Upper Valley. We discuss how the Prouty started, looking to raise $10,000,000 this year (as of today it's $9.3 million), how people can get involved, help needed, where the money goes, and lots more.
Joe Osgood is here and is ready for a busy weekend with the Open Farm Day at MacGlaflin Farm in Claremont on Saturday and the Car Nutz Main Street Cruise Monday in Newport. At Monday's cruise, Punky Caron's old 121 car will be there for all to check out.
Steve Patten is here as we talk about the Pinewood Derby race at Grateful Dane on July 20th (proceeds going to Justice forMorgan), the rundown of his daughter's muder 5 years ago, the investigation still going on, and much more.
Just Wayne is here this week. He and I talk about the Main Street cruise next Monday, using a computer, buying stuff on auction, Wayne's Leatherman, what would you do with a used Fire Truck, and lots more.
Ray Gagnon is here as we talk about Canadians vacationing in America, how his 4th of July went, the Windsor Diner moving, and lots more.
Sally Bernie, from the Richards Free Library, , is here as we talk about Summer Reading, fly fishing lesson, the Book Festival in August, the Hale Award, upgrades needed at the Library and lots more.
Claremont Mayor, Dale Girard is here as we talk about the heat, 4th of July fireworks in Claremont, how the Wall That Heals went, the State, County and City budgets, and lots more.
Susan Donnelly & Rick Ruggles from Mt Sunapee are here as we talk about all the things happening at Mt Sunapee this summer. The Mountain is open Thursday through Sunday all summer long, with ropes course, mini golf, mountain biking, chair lift rides to the Summit, music at the Summit on Sundays and lots more.
Derek Tremblay is here from Mt Royal Academy as we talk about things he has to do at the school in the summer, his daughter's new thing she does, things happening in Goshen, the Big Beautiful Bill, the role of Government, and lots more.
Joe is here as we talk about the Farm Day, the Big Beautiful Bill, NH's budget that passed, NH getting rid of state inspections, and more.
Wayne and Eddie are here from the Car Nutz as we talk about Eddie falling off a table, how the Wings and Wheels Car Show went, the Wall that Heals coming thru town (Wayne drove with it), birds and lots more.
Amy Benson is here from Ruger talking about the Golf Tournament Ruger is putting on this year to benefit the Newport Senior Center / Sullivan County Meals on Wheels. We talk about the format, extra add ons one can buy, supporting the Senior Center and lots more.
Joe Osgood is here as we talk about the Wall That Heals coming thru town, Washington DC stories, Iran and what Democratic leaders said they would do, the Farm Day coming to Claremont and more.
Former State Rep, Ray Gagnon is here as we talk about the beautiful (hot) weather, going for drives, Ray doesn't follow politics that much these days, Ray's struggles with memory loss, and more.
The Mayor of Claremont NH, Dale Girard, is here as we talk about the new hire for City Manager, Washington Street (I think there should be traffic circles), the recycling center down by the depot, how the Alumni parade went, and lots more.
Eddie and Wayne are here as we talk about the very hot night the Car Nutz Cruise Night was on Monday, a little bit of politics, being the President (of a car club), Wayne riding with The Wall The Heals and more.
PJ is here one last time until Summer kicks off. During the Summer schedule, he is busy with the Teen Trips. We talk about Summer programs, Day Camp, townwide yard sale, the end of the Track Season and lots more.
Steve Blish, from the American Legion Post 29, is here as we talk about the Wall That Heals, which is coming to Claremont next week. It arives June 24th, is assembled on the 25th and opens on the 26th. We talk about the path the Wall will take, how much work has gone into getting this, what to expect, all the help and lots more. Plus Steve takes some friendly jabs at his military brothers as he promotes the Air Force.
Laurie Waterman, from Sullivan County Humaine Society is here as we talk about the Save A Stray 5K, fundraising, can you bring your dogs, and lots and lots more
Wayne and Eddie are here as we talk about how the Stevens Alumni Parade went, what the Shriners drive, Eddie has to make adjustments to everything he buys, he hasn't gotten a new boat yet this year, and lots more.
Newport Police Chief Alex Lee is here as we talk about Motorocycle Week in New Hampshire, motorcycle gangs and other gangs, working with other agencies, court this past week and lots more.
PJ Lovely is here from the Newport Recreation Department. We talk about how his youngest just graduated high school, how Meet of Champions went for Newport Track, who is moving on to New Englands, how 6 in the Stix went, looking ahead to the summer, the Newport Athletic Hall Of Fame, and lots more.
Jeana Newbern and Sadie Keel, Clinical Liaison for Lake Sunapee Region VNA and Hospice are here to talk about Sadies role, what a Clinical Liaison does, education she provides, working with different agencies, familes and clients, and more. Plus we discussed Thursday's Child at The Elms (tonight) in New London.
Joe Osgood is here as we talk about how long he has been on with me, time goes fast, the protests in LA, The Eagle Times, political advertising and more.
From the Stevens Alumni Association, Carolyn LeBlanc & Dick Girard are here as we talk about the Alumni parade this Saturday, what to expect, what happens if it rains, when planning begins for the parade, how to get involved, the new (old) route this year, the lunchen after, the meeting and lots more.
From the Newport Senior Center / Sullivan County Meals on Wheels, Brenda Burns and Larry Eaton are in studio and from Revo Casino in Lebanon, Tiffany Eddy zoom's on as we talk about the 10 day (starting today June 10th) that the Newport Senior Center and Sullivan County Meals on Wheels benefits from the charity gaming of Revo Casino. We talk about how the charity gaming works, why this fund raising aspect is so critical for the Senior Center and Meals on Wheels, what to expect at Revo Casino and lots more.
Wayne and Eddie are here as we talk about last night's cruise night, the cruise thru the assisted living facilities, how the Cornish Car Show went, Eddie' brought his new golf cart, Wayne got pulled over recently, Eddie is getting old...but not as old as Kevin Onnela, and lots more.
From the Claremont Growers Collective, Gail McWilliam Jellie is here as we talk about the new Buy Local publication that the Collective has put out with the Eagle Times, what is in the publication, what the Collective is, how to join and lots more.
Newport Police Chief Alex Lee is here as we talk about going to trial and how the process works, being short staffed right now, working on his budget, events coming up this summer, the Chief is going to be tased for a good cause, and lots more.
PJ Lovely is here as we talk high school track, how things look this summer, teen trips, 6 in the Stix and a whole lot more.
Joe Osgood is here as we talk about all this rain, driving on bridges, the farm he works for, Executive Orders, and a whole bunch more.
Fromt he Claremont PD, Officer DJ O'Sullivan is here as we talk about the canine program in Claremont, having 2 dogs in rotation, what it takes to be a dog handler, the training involved, what his dog's specialty is, what happens after a K9 retires, and more.