I brought up the Mike Cole "scandal" and many spoke on the issue. There was also a lot of feedback from yesterday's show on NYPA with Rob Daly. Good stuff.

Note to all: Dialog can now also be downloaded from WLVL.com - and will likely make it to that server before it reaches here. In addition, a daily WLVL newscast is now available for download, along with newsmaker interviews, Tradio, and the Fishing & Outdoor Report. And likely more to come.

NYPA's Rob Daly was in studio ... and got hammered by callers. I never even had to open my mouth. I did. I just didn't have to.

Note to all: Dialog can now also be downloaded from WLVL.com - and will likely make it to that server before it reaches here. In addition, a daily WLVL newscast is now available for download, along with newsmaker interviews, Tradio, and the Fishing & Outdoor Report. And likely more to come.

An unexpected guest made Tuesday's show even better when Tom Christy dropped by to chat. We talked about Eliot Spitzer's plan to consolidate government services, Tom Reynolds crusade against the AMT, and Paul Dyster's endorsement of the Better Bottle Bill.

Brian Hellner and Peter Soemann from Newfane CARES were in studio to discuss Newfane school issues.

We talked with Dave Stueur about Earth Day and had a freeferall otherwise.

The city moved it's meeting time and people applauded. The town votes in favor of a four-year term for the supervisor and Scott's not happy about it.

Wednesday's show focused on the stupid gun laws likely to come out of the VA Tech tragedy and more conversation on Amy Fricano.

Local author Tom Waters discussed his new book, "If they can't take a joke," then we talked about the Lockport Common Council, which is moving towards moving meetings to when people could actually attend.

Monday's show was a little bit of everything.

Friday we discussed some details about Amy Fricano ... and Niagara USA Chamber's Thom Kraus, who we had learned was leaving the chamber ... and the state.

Greater Niagara News Sports Editor Tim Schmitt was in studio to discuss the Sabres and all things hockey.

The Niagara County Historical Society has moved to the SECOND Wednesday of each month.

Looks like Judge Amy Fricano had a bit of a motor vehicle mishap.

Hilarity ensues.

Some women came in to discuss getting more women involved in politics and public service for the first 15 minutes. Thereafter we talked a lot about Mark Zito.

Author Lisa Johnson talked about the origin of Easter and its importance and we discussed companies that don't care enough about their employees to close for Easter.

County Manager Greg Lewis was in studio for his monthly visit. He seemed different to me. You?

Another meeting of the Niagara County Legislature turned into chaos. This is one that's worth listening to.

I spent the weekend in New York City with Bob Confer and Tom Christy. Monday I discussed some observations we made - mainly that Niagara County politicians need adult supervision.