We discuss whatever's going on and talk a little bit about the Republican National Convention.

Lockport's mayor in studio.

We discussed those stupid 527 groups and their hateful commercials. Both sides were guilty. This loophole needs to be closed.

We discussed the Niagara County Legislators who weren't running for re-election and what was going to happen with their vacated seats.

Paula was the candidate for the assembly against Francine Delmonte. She just couldn't climb the hill. Maybe this show holds clues. Maybe not. You'll have to listen to find out.

This is the second hour of our tribute show to the Clipper. Special guests in this hour included: Mark Leitner of WBEN, Lockport Mayor Mike Tucker, WLVL's Paul Oates and Good Neighbor Dave Marmon. Thanks to all who shared.

Long-time broadcaster and my friend Clip Smith died in a car crash over the previous weekend. This show honors him. Those showing their respects included: Fellow broadcaster, Jim Pastrick; Community activist and politician, Steve Niziol; the editor of the local paper, Denise Young; Republican chairman, John Lombardi; and school board superintendent Bruce Fraser.

Former US&J Editor Dan Kane and former Mayor Tom Rotondo were in studio talking about life and politics in the Lock City.

Niagara County Dem Chairman Frank Soda was live in studio.

Niagara County Historical Society.

* with a phone call from Mark Lindsay.

Just a whole lotta nothing.