Bob Lonsberry

Bob talks about the Senate voting to cut $9 billion from foreign aid and public broadcasting, the state raising the maximum age one can apply to be a police officer and the hoops jumped through to become a cop in New York, Bob gives an update on the women found dead on Pleasant Street, and the feds setting standards on crosswalks.

The Morning News with Joe Lasky & Barry Vee Thu. 7-17

Bob talks about Curtis Jones, Judge Brian Green being the probable next Monroe County DA, Bob talks to Henrietta Town Supervisor Steve Schultz about things in his town, Bob takes a call and talks about not being included in the top 100 talkers by Talkers Magazine.

Bob talks about nursing homes and takes calls, talks about the outage of salt rising bread, and Israel conducting a bombing raid on Syria.

Bob talks about Sandra Doorley and the future of the Monroe County District Attorney's Office, Israel conducting bombing raids on Syria, the government running a surplus in June and tariffs, and a possible buyer of the Crescent Beach Hotel.

Bob talks about the situation with Sandra Doorley, nursing home quality, an upcoming meeting about the Fishers Fire District, and weight loss and kids.

The Morning News with Joe Lasky & Barry Vee Wed. 7-16

Bob talks about public broadcasting, the DEC putting out a statement on the alleged mountain lion, Monroe County Sheriff deputies being injured after a fight with a suspect, and Aubrey taking command of an US Army artillery battery.

Bob talks about Monroe County DA Sandra Doorley refuting a report that she will resign, Bob talks to Le Roy Police Chief Greg Kelogg, Bob takes a call, talks about the upcoming retirement of Sandra Doorley and the robbery of a bar in Clarkson.

Bob talks to Rochester Police Locust Club President Geoff Wiater about the city's plan to implement ACTION teams, Bob talks about the Boilermaker race, announced West Main Street redevelopment, and Bob takes a call.