"Brother" Lou Roberts

Every now and then our WGNA listeners ask me what my favorite song is. As for one particular song, I don’t really have one.

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Hal Ketchum will be celebrating his birthday on April 9. Hal is actually a native of a place not far from the Albany area. He was born about 40 miles north of Albany in Greenwich, New York.

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Mike Wallace was one of the first news legends for the CBS news magazine ’60 Minutes’ died in New Haven, Connecticut on Saturday night.

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Even though we haven’t had that much severely cold weather this past winter,it’s a sign that it’s almost time for the warm weather to stay with us for awhile. It’s the opening of the 60th year of the Hollywood Drive-In in Averill Park.

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I love finding out about all these fun holidays. National No Housework Day Is Saturday April 7. Probably not a good day for a lot of people because it’s the day before Easter. They have to do housework to prepare for it.

But if you’re so inclined (or reclined in that easy

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Thursday night about 11:25 p.m., Troy Police were called to the Hudson River front near State Street about a woman in the River.

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The Coeymans Police Department and New York State Police Bomb Squad had an unusual situation Thursday afternoon about 3:00 p.m., in Ravena.

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Easter means different things to different people. For those that acknowledge it, it’s the religious meaning.

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I travel almost everyday on Washington Avenue Extension to go to WGNA.

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April 5th marks the birth date of half of the Montgomery Gentry duo – Troy Gentry (or T-Roy, his nickname).

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We’ve all seen places come and go around the Albany area, the place that most of us call home. Some of the places that I used to go to may have been torn down, or they’ve been turned into another business.

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If you take the Patroon Island Bridge, Congress Street Bridge or Thaddeus Kosciuszko (Twin Bridges) to go to work, get ready for some delays.

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