Harry Hurley began Monday's program in open forum. At 8:00, P.J. Dollard, President of the Atlantic City Education Association, joined Harry to discuss a large number of Atlantic City teachers calling-out today due to the concerns they have about a lack of improvements made at the city's two oldest schools now that a second wave of COVID-19 is crossing our region. At 9:00, Charles Cain from the Auto Plaza at English Creek was on for his weekly program, which included a discussion about the Eagles' loss to the Giants Sunday.

Harry Hurley began Monday's program in open forum. At 8:00, P.J. Dollard, President of the Atlantic City Education Association, joined Harry to discuss a large number of Atlantic City teachers calling-out today due to the concerns they have about a lack of improvements made at the city's two oldest schools now that a second wave of COVID-19 is crossing our region. At 9:00, Charles Cain from the Auto Plaza at English Creek was on for his weekly program, which included a discussion about the Eagles' loss to the Giants Sunday.

Harry Hurley began Monday's program in open forum. At 8:00, P.J. Dollard, President of the Atlantic City Education Association, joined Harry to discuss a large number of Atlantic City teachers calling-out today due to the concerns they have about a lack of improvements made at the city's two oldest schools now that a second wave of COVID-19 is crossing our region. At 9:00, Charles Cain from the Auto Plaza at English Creek was on for his weekly program, which included a discussion about the Eagles' loss to the Giants Sunday.

Harry Hurley began Monday's program in open forum. At 8:00, P.J. Dollard, President of the Atlantic City Education Association, joined Harry to discuss a large number of Atlantic City teachers calling-out today due to the concerns they have about a lack of improvements made at the city's two oldest schools now that a second wave of COVID-19 is crossing our region. At 9:00, Charles Cain from the Auto Plaza at English Creek was on for his weekly program, which included a discussion about the Eagles' loss to the Giants Sunday.

The best of Hurley in the Morning from the past week.

The best of Hurley in the Morning from the past week.

The best of Hurley in the Morning from the past week.

The best of Hurley in the Morning from the past week.

The best of Hurley in the Morning from the past week.

Harry Hurley started Friday's show in open forum with callers from across South Jersey offering their opinions about current events. At 8:00, Scott Hafetz from Hafetz & Associates was in to discuss his free upcoming Medicare seminars. At 9:00, Gary Aldrich, Senior FBI agent (retired) was on for his weekly appearance to discuss the current battle over the Presidential election.