The document library has been updated to include Councilor Capraro and Augustine's latest appearance on Ted Baker's morning show on WGVA (1240AM). You can find it on the radio page.
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Bloggers on Friday Morning Radio
Our regular radio appearance is Friday, May 21st, at 8:35am on Ted Baker's morning radio show.
Tune in to 1240AM (WGVA) to hear our take on the latest happenings in Geneva.
If you miss it, you can access it on the Finger Lakes Morning News website or wait for us to add it to the NoStrings Radio Archive.
Tune in to 1240AM (WGVA) to hear our take on the latest happenings in Geneva.
If you miss it, you can access it on the Finger Lakes Morning News website or wait for us to add it to the NoStrings Radio Archive.
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