Chief Jim Burroughs from the Newport Police Department is back in studio.  We talk about the possibility of flooding & what to do when driving through flooding, the owl is gone (we think,) body cameras coming to the PD, the town deliberative session, and more.

Deanna Dolan (Greater Sullivan County Public Health Network)  & Peter Wright (CEO of Valley Regional Healthcare) are in studio talking about the drug take back day happening in Sullivan County & nation wide on Saturday April 29th.  We discuss the importance of removing unused and unwanted medications.  Also April is Alcohol Awareness Month and we discuss teen drinking, binge drinking, and what local schools are doing to help bring awareness.

Leigh Stocker from Summercrest is in studio and we talk about dementia, how many don't know they have it, how hard it can be on a caregiver, and how the Seasons At Summercrest is here to help.

The Car Nutz are getting closer and closer to the first cruise night of the year.  Wayne and Eddie are on talking about the snow storm, lawn mowers, butterflies, milkweeds, the Car Nutz dash plaques, Eddie's Rat Rod, and so much more.

Kevin Onnela is back from his vacation (finally) and he filled us in on his trip to Florida and Texas.  He talked about his birthday in Florida as he turned 65, his trip to Texas to buy an antique Harley (just like the one he had when he was a teenager) and lots more.  Also Cathy Merrill stopped in to talk about her trip out to Utah this weekend to compete for the US Championship again!  Kevin also talked politics while in here, the new  tv show he is watching and much more.

Maggie Monroe-Cassel Executive Director of TLC Family Resource Center is in studio to discuss what TLC Family Resource Center does, what events they are doing to celebrate their anniversary, and how TLC will help all families.

Newport Police Chief Jim Burroughs is in talking about the upcoming snow storm, owl parking & the rare owl in Newport, the crayon that is being retired, brand loyalty, and then we talk suicide prevention.

Boston Red Sox Historian Gordon Edes calls in a couple days before the season opener.  We talk about how the team looks this year, lots of Red Sox history, Kids Nation, the Red Sox honoring the 1967 and 2007 seasons this year, and lots more Sox talk.

PJ Lovely from the Newport Rec Dept is back in studio talking about how all this snow is affecting spring sports like Track season.  We talk about what they have to do to get around the snow.  Also talk about train rides and how PJ and I should go across country on a train.  He would rather just bike it instead.

Joe Osgood is in talking about the weather when he was a kid, what he's gonna do with the snow this weekend, Steve and his Grandfather cutting holes in the ice to fish, Joe talks about the burgeler shooting in OK, he remembers State Rep Steve Valencourt who passed away recently, his thoughts on Trump's health care plan, and more.