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Kev and Jerry discuss the election in depth, talk a little school board, and get a phone in from Exeter Sports Network announcer Daryn Zeiner about the Exeter playoff game against Dover Area.
Kev and Jerry point out that the Supervisors are playing the game going after their political opponent for next year, declared Supervisor candidate and current Auditor Fred Whitehawk, over absolutely nothing.
Secondly, in a departure, they go over the Oz/Fetterman debate.
In part 2, we have school board talk, and some local politics with a phone caller.
In Part 1, Kev and Jerry talk about the reopening soiree of the Reading Country Club, and Jerry finding his cause for the next six months; the electoral defeat of Ted Gardella.
They also discuss the solar array vote at the school board.
Make sure to download part 2.
Kev and Jerry give props to the school board, and RAIL against the Supervisors and their ill conceived and completely unplanned "plans" for the RCC. Jerry reveals that they're just writing checks to cover costs, and have ZERO plan for cost containment. Jerry also lets fly with the first "F" word on Underground airwaves because he's so pissed. (It's bleeped out here)
Kev and Jerry discuss the school board tabling the solar project, and do an aborted attempt to listen in on the Supervisors budget workshop, which was a total snooze.
Kev and Jerry talk about the outrage that was the Supervisors political axing of the Vacancy Board Chair, Jim Ruoff. Jim joined us in studio to talk about what happened, and we talked to Exeter Auditor Fred Whitehawk too, who is also under the microscope of the Exeter Board of Babies, I mean, Supervisors.
Solar follies at the school board, AGAIN, but at least they asked some questions at the 11th hour, and a Kev rant.
Kev and Jerry have one topic; that disgusting Supervisors meeting. The all time low for Exeter. We break down their HORRIBLE behavior and insist on better. Are we going to get it?
The school board doesn't ask questions, solar disarray, and an elderly woman leads the way.
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